I’ve been meaning to write a post about the storage consumption and files created when provisioning VMware View linked clones as I’ve always had problems remembering exactly what operations are ran and what files were
I’ve been asked by several ex-colleagues recently about what the configuration of a simple VMware View environment with one View Connection and Security server looks like and realized I haven’t really written about it in
Unlike XenDesktop, VMware View 5.0 does not natively package a remote support tool that leverages Microsoft’s Windows Remote Assistance to provide remote assistance for virtual desktops when an administrator needs to assist a user with
Retrieving a user’s virtual desktop information based on their Active Directory user name isn’t too difficult to do within the VMware View Administrator GUI as you can always click on the Desktops node under Inventory
I encountered an interesting issue last night while trying to migrate a user from a linked-clone desktop over to a full dedicated virtual desktop due to some software licensing restrictions and the following are the
Most of the VMware View 4.5 and 5.0 deployments I’ve been involved in usually include the use of headsets at some capacity and one of the requirements I’ve always come across in the past with
Although VMware provides a KB article on how to request and install a new SSL certificate for VMware View 5.0’s Security Server, sometimes I wished it there was a GUI available to do it because
I’ve been asked a few times as to what was the best way to adjust a VMware View linked-clone pool’s virtual desktops’ memory and I have to admit that I never really tested all the
I’ve always liked how there was a ThinApp-ed VMware vSphere Client 4.0 available for download as it was always handy to have but when I recently did a quick search for version 5.0, I noticed
It’s been a while since I’ve had to do any serious ThinApp work and even longer when it comes to Adobe Acrobat (not the reader). I recall attempting to ThinApp Adobe Acrobat 8 or 9
