Tag: horizon
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Spectre and VMWare
For some time we've suffered a problem with our Windows 7 VDI systems that has prevented us from applying Windows Updates. If we applied any of the rollups
Horizon View Client v4.6.0
Updated:I decided to upgrade my VMware Horizon View client today. It still has the same kind of issues as detailed here: https://warlord0blog.wordpress.com/2016/10
Horizon Client Stealing my Mouse
On my Linux VMWare Horizon client (v4.5.0 5650368) it doesn't seem to matter what choice I make about NOT Connecting USB Devices at Startup it still continued to take over my Logitech USB Receiver.
Teradici PCoIP Zero Client Firmware v5.5.1
After downloading the PCoIP firmware update to deploy to our terminals I uploaded it to a test station using the "Admin Web Interface" (AWI) - the built in
VMware Horizon Client on Debian Stretch
Updated:In order to install the client on Debian 9 (stretch) I've had to get libpng12-0 installed from Jessie here: https://packages.debian.org/en/jessie/amd64/lib
Horizon SSL/TLS Ciphers
Updated:After running an SSL scan on our external facing Horizon Security Server, using Qualys' SSLTest and receiving an A- rating, I wanted to fix that by getting
Horizon Updating Certificates
Updated:Updating certificates on the Windows hosts for Connection and Security Servers. Import the signed SSL server certificate into the Windows local computer ce
View Composer Certificate
Updated:c:\> cd "c:\Program Files\VMware\VMware View Composer" c:\> sviconfig.exe -operation=replacecertificate -delete=false Restart the View Composer service "VM
Blank Dialog when Managing Connection Server
Updated:Create file c:\Program Files\VMware\VMware View\Server\sslgateway\conf\locked.properties with the content: checkOrigin=false References: https://kb.vmware.
VMware Horizon Infrastructure Upgrade
Updated:Upgrading VMware Horizon is going to be a fun task for the weekend. It means upgrading 3 connection servers, a security server, the vcenter server and the composer server. This is all so we can disable SSLv3 on the ESXi hosts they all run on.