VMware Horizon View 6 Desktop Virtualization Cookbook

Name: VMware Horizon View 6 Desktop Virtualization Cookbook
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Intro
VMware Horizon View 6 Desktop Virtualization Cookbook
Table of Contents
VMware Horizon View 6 Desktop Virtualization Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Support files, eBooks, discount offers, and more
Why subscribe?
Free access for Packt account holders
Instant updates on new Packt books
Preface
The ever-evolving VMware Horizon family of products
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. VMware Horizon View Architecture Fundamentals
Introduction
Identifying why we need VMware Horizon with View
How it works.
Migrating our legacy desktops
Delivering applications instead of desktops
No storage array needed thanks to VMware Virtual SAN
Redefining office mobility
End user computing and security
Simplifying the desktop support
Bring Your Own Device
Understanding the risks of end user computing
How it works.
Reducing costs is not priority number one
Knowing our use cases
Complex workstations
Application and services compatibility
Mobility inside the office
Understanding how our desktop configuration impacts our design
How it works.
Full clone desktops
Horizon View Composer linked clones
Floating versus dedicated user assignment
Dedicated user assignment
Floating user assignment
Deciding between persistent and nonpersistent desktops
Persistent desktops
Nonpersistent desktops
Be smart - optimize your desktops!
Determining our Horizon View desktop infrastructure's requirements
How it works.
Key desktop resource requirements
Network adapter bytes total/sec
Physical disk - read/write bytes
Physical disk - reads/writes
The percent processor time
Memory-committed bytes
Horizon View Client's network bandwidth requirements
Client bandwidth estimates
Analyzing our Horizon with View environment
How it works.
Summary
2. Implementing a VMware Horizon View Cloud Pod
Introduction
The VMware Horizon View Cloud Pod overview
Sharing key data in the global data layer
Sending messages between pods
Federated Pod's topology limits
Federated Pod's port requirements
Configuring a VMware Horizon View Federated Pod
Getting ready
How to do it...
How it works...
Entitling users or groups in a Horizon View Federated Pod
Getting ready
How to do it...
How it works...
Assigning users and groups to Horizon View sites
Getting ready
How to do it...
How it works...
There's more.
Reviewing your Horizon View Federated Pod configuration
Getting ready
How to do it...
Viewing Horizon View global entitlements
Viewing desktop pools in a global entitlement
Viewing AD group entitlements
Viewing AD user entitlements
Viewing AD user-dedicated user assignments
Viewing an AD user account's Horizon View home site
Viewing an AD security group's Horizon View home site
Viewing the Horizon View pods that are members of the federated pod
Viewing the Horizon View sites defined in the federated pod
How it works...
Modifying Horizon View Federated Pod objects
Getting ready
How to do it...
Modifying Horizon View pods
Modifying a Horizon View global entitlement
Modifying Horizon View sites
How it works...
Removing objects from your Federated Pod or global entitlements
Getting ready
How to do it...
Removing a Horizon View pod from a pod federation
Removing a desktop pool from a global entitlement
Removing an AD user or group from a global entitlement
Removing an AD user or group Horizon View home site association
Deleting a Horizon View home site
Deleting a global entitlement
Forcibly removing a Horizon View pod from a Federated Pod
How it works...
Disabling the Horizon View Cloud Pod Architecture feature
Getting ready
How to do it...
How it works...
3. Horizon View Installation, Backup, and Recovery Using the CLI
Introduction
Automating the installation of Horizon View Connection Servers
Getting ready
How to do it...
The sample command-line installation of a standard Horizon View Connection Server
The sample command-line installation of a replica Horizon View Connection Server
The sample command-line installation of a Horizon View Security Server
How it works...
Horizon View Connection Server's command-line options
Horizon View Security Server's command-line options
How to obtain Active Directory object security identifiers
How to set a global Horizon View recovery password
Automating the installation of Horizon View Composer
Getting ready
How to do it...
How it works...
Performing Horizon View Connection Server backups
Getting ready
Backing up the vCenter Server database
Backing up the AD LDS database
How it works...
Performing Horizon View Connection Server recoveries
Getting ready
How to do it...
Restoring a single Horizon View Connection Server
Restoring the Horizon View Connection Server AD LDS database
Restoring the VMware vCenter Server database
Removing a Horizon View Connection Server
How it works...
Performing a Horizon View Composer backup
Getting ready
How to do it...
Backing up the Horizon View Composer database
Backing up the Horizon View Composer SSL certificates
How it works...
Performing Horizon View Composer recoveries
Getting ready
How to do it...
Restoring the Horizon View Composer database
Restoring the Horizon View Composer SSL certificates
Restoring Horizon View Composer with a new default SSL certificate
Restoring Horizon View Composer with a custom SSL certificate
How it works...
4. Managing VMware Horizon View with PowerCLI
Retrieving the Horizon View license information
Enabling remote management on Windows
How to do it.
Establishing a remote Horizon View PowerCLI session
How to do it.
Viewing all the PowerCLI commands and their options
How to do it.
Listing all PowerCLI commands
Displaying the options for a single Horizon View PowerCLI command
Managing desktop pools with PowerCLI
How to do it.
How it works.
Creating an automatically provisioned linked-clone desktop pool
Getting ready
How to do it.
The dedicated assignment persistent linked-clone pool
The floating assignment (non-persistent) linked-clone pool
How it works.
Creating an automatically provisioned full-clone desktop pool
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Creating a manually provisioned desktop pool
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Creating a manual unmanaged desktop pool
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Creating a Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Services (RDS) pool
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Updating the Horizon View pools
How to do it.
Updating a linked-clone pool
Updating an automatically provisioned full-clone pool
Updating a manually provisioned pool
Updating a manually provisioned unmanaged pool
Updating a Windows RDS pool configuration
How it works.
Creating a network label specification
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Exporting network label specifications for linked-clone pools
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Exporting network label specifications for full-clone pools
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving the Horizon View Composer Server information
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving a list of the Horizon View desktop pools
How to do it.
How it works.
Removing desktop pools
How to do it.
How it works.
Entitling a desktop pool
How to do it.
How it works.
Entitling or unentitling an individual desktop
How to do it.
Reviewing the desktop pool entitlement
How to do it.
Refreshing a linked-clone desktop or pool
How to do it.
How it works.
Recomposing a linked-clone desktop pool
How to do it.
How it works.
Rebalancing a linked-clone desktop pool
How to do it.
How it works.
Updating the Horizon View global settings
How to do it.
How it works.
Updating the Horizon View connection broker settings
How to do it.
How it works.
Adding a vCenter Server to Horizon View
How to do it.
How it works.
Removing a vCenter Server from Horizon View
How it works.
How to do it.
Updating the settings of vCenter Server that is linked to Horizon View
How to do it.
How it works.
Monitoring the remote Horizon View sessions
How to do it.
How it works.
Resetting a Horizon View desktop
How to do it.
How it works.
Disconnecting the Horizon View Client session
How to do it.
How it works.
Logging Off the Horizon View Client Session
How to do it.
Configuring the Horizon View license
How to do it.
Retrieving the global Horizon View configuration data
How to do it.
Retrieving the Horizon View connection broker information
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving a list of virtual machines managed by Horizon View
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving a list of physical machines
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving the AD user or group Information
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving information about persistent data disks
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving the Horizon View event reports and their descriptions
How to do it.
Retrieving the Horizon View event reports
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving the Horizon View infrastructure's health monitors and their status
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving a list of the vCenter Servers linked to the Horizon View environment
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving a list of the Windows RDS Servers registered with Horizon View
How to do it.
How it works.
Retrieving the Horizon View license information
How to do it.
5. Implementation of Horizon View Persona Management
Introduction
Understanding Horizon View Persona Management
Features of Horizon View Persona Management
Implementing Horizon View Persona Management
Getting ready
The Horizon View Persona Management repository
How to do it.
Configuring the Horizon View Persona Management components
Enabling VMware Horizon View Persona Management
How it works.
Configuring Horizon View Persona Management's advanced options
Getting ready
How do to it.
Roaming and Synchronization
Folder Redirection
Desktop UI
Logging
How it Works.
Folder Redirection
6. Delivering Applications Using VMware ThinApp
Introduction
Deploying VMware ThinApp
Getting ready
Choosing an operating system version
How to do it...
Capturing an application with ThinApp
Getting ready
How to do it...
How it works...
Updating ThinApp packages
Getting ready
How to do it...
Using built-in application updaters
Using alternate entry points
Configuring a Horizon View ThinApp repository
Getting ready
How to do it...
Configuring a Horizon View ThinApp repository
Scanning for ThinApp packages
Assigning ThinApp applications in Horizon View
Getting ready
How to do it...
Assigning an individual ThinApp package
Assigning applications using a ThinApp template
Removing ThinApp assignments
Getting ready
How to do it...
Removing a ThinApp assignment from a Horizon View desktop
Removing a ThinApp assignment from a desktop pool
7. Deploying Horizon View Clients in Kiosk Mode
Introduction
Preparing your VMware Horizon View and Microsoft AD infrastructures for Kiosk Mode Clients
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Location-based printing
Configuring the default values for Kiosk Mode Clients
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Adding AD accounts for Kiosk Mode Clients
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Verifying the configuration of Kiosk Mode Clients
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Configuring Kiosk Mode Horizon View Client devices
Getting ready
How to do it.
Connecting to Horizon View using Windows-based clients
Connecting to Horizon View using Linux-based clients
How it works.
Windows Horizon View clients options
Linux Horizon View client options
8. vRealize Operations for Horizon
Introduction
Implementing vRealize Operations for Horizon
Getting ready
How to do it.
Install the vRealize Operations vApp
Installing and configuring the V4V PAK file, license, and vRealize Operations adapter instance
Installing and configuring the V4V broker agent
Verifying that the V4V virtual desktop agent is installed
Monitoring Horizon View client sessions using V4V
Getting ready
How to do it.
Monitoring the Horizon View infrastructure using V4V
Getting ready
How to do it
Using the V4V Horizon View Dashboards
Getting ready
How to do it.
Horizon View Remote Sessions
Horizon View VDI Pools
Horizon View RDS Pools
Horizon View VDI Topology
Horizon View RDS Topology
Horizon View Application Topology
vSphere Topology
Horizon View Adapter Status
9. Using VMware Mirage with Horizon View
Introduction
Common Mirage terms
Specifying the Mirage server name in Horizon View
Getting ready
How to do it.
Setting the Mirage server name at the global level in Horizon View
Setting the Mirage server name at the Horizon View desktop pool level
Installing the Mirage client
Getting ready
How to do it.
Capturing a Mirage base layer
Getting ready
How to do it.
Capturing an application using Mirage
Getting ready
How to do it.
Centralizing Horizon View desktops using Mirage
Getting ready
How to do it.
Creating Mirage collections
Getting ready
How to do it.
Creating a dynamic collection using the Mirage console
Creating a static collection using the Mirage Web Manager
Installing applications using Mirage
Getting ready
How to do it.
Upgrading the Horizon View desktop OS using Mirage
Getting ready
How to do it.
10. Implementing VMware Virtual SAN for Horizon View
Introduction
Common VSAN terms
Sizing a Horizon View environment for VMware Virtual SAN (VSAN)
Getting ready
How to do it.
Determining the total number of vSphere host disks required
Magnetic disk capacity sizing
Flash capacity sizing
Calculating the total number of VSAN objects required
How it works.
VSAN limits and maximums
VSAN and the vSphere VSAN SPBM framework
Number of disk stripes per object
Flash read cache reservation (%)
Number of Failures to Tolerate
Object space reservation (%)
Enabling VMware Virtual SAN
Getting ready
How to do it.
Configuring the VSAN VMkernel adapters
Enabling and configuring VSAN
Using VSAN with VMware Horizon View
Getting ready
How to do it.
11. Implementing Application Streaming Using Windows Remote Desktop Services
Introduction
Configuring the Windows RDS server for use with Horizon View
Getting ready
Windows RDS host - hardware recommendations
Importing the Horizon View RDS AD group policy templates
How to do it.
How it works.
Creating an RDS farm in Horizon View
Getting ready
How to do it.
How it works.
Creating an RDS application pool in Horizon View
Getting ready
How to do it.
Using the Horizon View Client to access RDS-streamed applications
Getting ready
How to do it.
Monitoring the status of RDS hosts and sessions in Horizon View
Getting ready
How to do it.
Modifying an RDS application pool in Horizon View
Getting ready
How to do it.
Modifying an RDS farm or server in Horizon View
Getting ready
How to do it.
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