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Re: Vdi disconnect randomly issues

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Yes pcoip is being used...reg the video memory-juat one monitor is uses...any other particular settisf to check it out...


VMware Horizon View 7.4 with Windows 10 LTSB 1607 - Black screen after deployment

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We have Horizon View 7.4 on a vSphere 6.5 environment and Windows 10 VDI.
Windows 10 is deployed through MDT, works fine, even when composing a VDI, first start / logon works fine, after a reboot no screen anymore, via vSphere Console black screen with mouse pointer. VMware tools is running, i can do a graceful shutdown / reboot. Also remote registry works, eventviewer, file explorer, services etc etc etc. but no screen. also no screen as an administrator local / rdp does not matter.

 

 

It is always after the first "run" of Windows 10, after a reboot it does not work anymore..

 

Any thoughts?

Re: VMware Horizon View 7.4 with Windows 10 LTSB 1607 - Black screen after deployment

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What is your Windows 10 display driver configured as?  What does MDT configure it with, and is it getting changed after the fact?

Re: VMware Horizon View 7.4 with Windows 10 LTSB 1607 - Black screen after deployment

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Thanks for your answer, no display driver installed through MDT....just VMware Tools with the VMware SVGA driver

Re: VMware Horizon View 7.4 with Windows 10 LTSB 1607 - Black screen after deployment

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And nothing changes there...

Re: View Horizon 7 Persona - Desktop Backgroups jpg's not syncing to local profile - Black Screen

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I too am having a similar problem. I am running horizon 7.5.1

These files do not exist on the VM or on the Profile repository. It seems to be holding up syncing. I can empty the recycle bin and my files always come back. Any new files I create don't show up after a log out and back in. I am seeing several lines in the log like this:

 

<1560>[497175][11/02/2018 11:09:09:0799][RTOLogon!RedirectFile     ] VMWGetFileInfo Failed: Process: explorer.exe, File: \Device\HarddiskVolume2\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\McAfee\folder.jpg, 0xC0000034

<1560>[497175][11/02/2018 11:09:09:0799][RTOLogon!RTORetrieveOfflineFile] Retrieved User Identity: Path: \Device\HarddiskVolume2\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\McAfee\folder.jpg

Re: The problem with the indicators on the keyboard (CapsLock, NumLock)

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Hello,

 

I am experiencing this same issue in our View 7.4.0 environment.  We are using Win10 1607.

The keyboard lights work fine on a fresh deploy from image, but existing VMs (from the same original image) do not work.

 

If anyone has a fix for this, please let me know.  Thanks in advance.

 

Sean

Re: The problem with the indicators on the keyboard (CapsLock, NumLock)

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Hello,

 

We had the dameware remote control agent installed on our desktops.

After removing this, the keyboard indicator lights worked.

 

Thanks

 

Sean


Re: Philips SpeechMike Audio In Issue (Win10)

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Just an FYI. If you install the Teradici Audio Driver and select that device you will not get any audio through Blast.

Re: horizon view 7.6 Ensure desktops are always powered on not working

Set up server address as default via terminal (macOS) - Possible?

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Hey all,

I'm looking for a solution to add automatically the server address in VMWare Horizon after installation.

I would like to create a new package, which is copying VMWare to the Applications folder and running a script, which already adds the server connection.

I already checked the plists in the preferences folders, but there are no changes in the application, not even if I delete them.

 

So, is that possible?

 

I'm running the latest macOS and latest VMWare version.

 

Thanks a lot!


Regards,

 

 

Seb

Re: VMware Horizon Client for Chrome OS in Kisok Mode

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Did you get anywhere with this? I have just updated to 4.9.0 on the Chromebooks in Kiosk mode. Also wondering it i can change the default background.

 

Thanks.

Re: Set up server address as default via terminal (macOS) - Possible?

Publishing Image From Replica Connection Server Fails

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Just built this Horizon 7 Enterprise JMP environment and noticed this issue with the Replica server.    I can publish images to Instant Clone pools all day long with the "Primary" connection server but pushes from the Replica always fail.  Everything else on this Replica server seems to be working perfectly.   I can access VMs from it, see everything from the View Admin console, permissions and  everything else seem to have been pulled in correctly from the "Primary" on installation but Just can't publish.   Anyone have any ideas of where I might have gone wrong with my setup?   Or even which logs I can check to help identify the failing push? 

 

Thanks

Rob

View Agent Direct-Connection Plug-In for RDP?

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Since a requirement of using this plug in on a physical machine is to have a Teradici host card, I assume that this is a PCoIP only access method.

I don't have a host card, and I wanted to try with RDP, but connecting presents a black screen and doesn't lock the physical device.

 

Can it be used with RDP?

 

Thanks.


Re: "Failed to receive migration/Unable to prepare migration" during the creation of new VMs

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vmkernel.log of a failed instant-clone Operation:

 

2018-11-12T12:31:01.436Z cpu3:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)World: 11942: VC opID 748b8564-01-5a-0a8f maps to vmkernel opID b6001e8d

2018-11-12T12:31:01.436Z cpu3:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)LVM: 12674: LVMProbeDevice failed with status "Device does not contain a logical volume".

2018-11-12T12:31:01.497Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)FS3: 183: <START fbb>

2018-11-12T12:31:01.497Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)261120 resources, each of size 0

2018-11-12T12:31:01.497Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)Organized as 21 CGs, 64 C/CG and 200 R/C

2018-11-12T12:31:01.497Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)CGsize 65536. 0th CG at 65536.

2018-11-12T12:31:01.497Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)FS3: 185: <END fbb>

2018-11-12T12:31:01.636Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)FS3: 183: <START fdc>

2018-11-12T12:31:01.637Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)130000 resources, each of size 2048

2018-11-12T12:31:01.637Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)Organized as 11 CGs, 64 C/CG and 200 R/C

2018-11-12T12:31:01.637Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)CGsize 26279936. 0th CG at 65536.

2018-11-12T12:31:01.637Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)FS3: 185: <END fdc>

2018-11-12T12:31:01.779Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)FS3: 183: <START pbc>

2018-11-12T12:31:01.779Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)64512 resources, each of size 4096

2018-11-12T12:31:01.779Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)Organized as 63 CGs, 64 C/CG and 16 R/C

2018-11-12T12:31:01.779Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)CGsize 4259840. 0th CG at 65536.

2018-11-12T12:31:01.779Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)FS3: 185: <END pbc>

2018-11-12T12:31:01.957Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)FS3: 183: <START sbc>

2018-11-12T12:31:01.957Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)32000 resources, each of size 8192

2018-11-12T12:31:01.957Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)Organized as 8 CGs, 64 C/CG and 64 R/C

2018-11-12T12:31:01.957Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)CGsize 33619968. 0th CG at 65536.

2018-11-12T12:31:01.957Z cpu0:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)FS3: 185: <END sbc>

2018-11-12T12:31:02.081Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)FS3: 183: <START pb2>

2018-11-12T12:31:02.081Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)256 resources, each of size 4096

2018-11-12T12:31:02.081Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)Organized as 1 CGs, 64 C/CG and 16 R/C

2018-11-12T12:31:02.081Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)CGsize 4259840. 0th CG at 65536.

2018-11-12T12:31:02.081Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)FS3: 185: <END pb2>

2018-11-12T12:31:02.238Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)Res3: 6850: SDDir: type: 0x5, fileLength: 0x118, numBlocks: 1

2018-11-12T12:31:02.247Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)Vol3: 1286: Created VMFS-5.81 with config 0x16 on vol '8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668'

2018-11-12T12:31:02.269Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)osfs: DebugDumpVmklinkResponse:787: {ID: c273f; type:LOOKUP; pid:[    vsan]; cid:52a6cfb29aeafb61-41f70467b04ed071; status:Not ready; bufLen:0;

2018-11-12T12:31:02.269Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)osfs: OSFS_VmklinkLookup:492: Failure (p [    vsan], c 52a6cfb29aeafb61-41f70467b04ed071)

2018-11-12T12:31:02.269Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)osfs: OSFS_Lookup:2666: Lookup error: file = FLP-M-021, status = Not ready

2018-11-12T12:31:02.271Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)osfs: DebugDumpVmklinkResponse:787: {ID: c2740; type:LOOKUP; pid:[    vsan]; cid:52a6cfb29aeafb61-41f70467b04ed071; status:Not ready; bufLen:0;

2018-11-12T12:31:02.271Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)osfs: OSFS_VmklinkLookup:492: Failure (p [    vsan], c 52a6cfb29aeafb61-41f70467b04ed071)

2018-11-12T12:31:02.271Z cpu1:19624853 opID=b6001e8d)osfs: OSFS_Lookup:2666: Lookup error: file = FLP-M-021, status = Not ready

2018-11-12T12:31:02.327Z cpu0:2101618)Vol3: 1072: Unable to register file system 8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668 for APD timeout notifications: Inappropriate ioctl for device

2018-11-12T12:31:03.018Z cpu0:2101212 opID=947d1bff)World: 11942: VC opID 748b8564-01-7f-0ac8 maps to vmkernel opID 947d1bff

2018-11-12T12:31:03.018Z cpu0:2101212 opID=947d1bff)Config: 703: "SIOControlFlag2" = 1, Old Value: 0, (Status: 0x0)

2018-11-12T12:31:03.063Z cpu0:19624861)MemSched: vm 19624861: 5745: extended swap to 28160 pgs

2018-11-12T12:31:05.028Z cpu20:19624861 opID=0)World: vm 19624866: 7075: Starting world vmm0:FLP-M-021 of type 8

2018-11-12T12:31:05.028Z cpu20:19624861 opID=0)Sched: vm 19624866: 6193: Adding world 'vmm0:FLP-M-021', group 'host/user', cpu: shares=-3 min=0 minLimit=-1 max=-1, mem: shares=-3 min=1835008 minLimit=-1 max=-1

2018-11-12T12:31:05.028Z cpu20:19624861 opID=0)Sched: vm 19624866: 6208: renamed group 127210854 to vm.19624861

2018-11-12T12:31:05.028Z cpu20:19624861 opID=0)Sched: vm 19624866: 6225: group 127210854 is located under group 4

2018-11-12T12:31:05.099Z cpu22:19624861 opID=0)World: vm 19624871: 7075: Starting world vmm1:FLP-M-021 of type 8

2018-11-12T12:31:05.144Z cpu22:19624861 opID=0)Migrate: vm 19624866: 4082: Setting INSTANT_CLONE info: Dest ts = 2972998797614803058, src ip = <127.0.0.1> dest ip = <127.0.0.1> Dest wid = 0 using UNSHARED swap, unencrypted

2018-11-12T12:31:05.144Z cpu22:19624861 opID=0)InstantClone: 644: 2972998797614803058 D: Starting Instant Clone migration 2972998797614803058 with leader 19624866

2018-11-12T12:31:05.144Z cpu22:19624861 opID=0)Hbr: 3588: Migration start received (worldID=19624866) (migrateType=7) (event=0) (isSource=0) (sharedConfig=0)

2018-11-12T12:31:05.172Z cpu1:2101217 opID=53971e1c)World: 11942: VC opID 748b8564-01-d7-0acf maps to vmkernel opID 53971e1c

2018-11-12T12:31:05.172Z cpu1:2101217 opID=53971e1c)Config: 703: "SIOControlFlag2" = 2, Old Value: 1, (Status: 0x0)

2018-11-12T12:31:05.291Z cpu11:8336585)Migrate: vm 8336586: 4082: Setting INSTANT_CLONE info: Source ts = 2972998797614803058, src ip = <127.0.0.1> dest ip = <127.0.0.1> Dest wid = 19624866 using UNSHARED swap, unencrypted

2018-11-12T12:31:05.292Z cpu11:8336585)InstantClone: 644: 2972998797614803058 S: Starting Instant Clone migration 2972998797614803058 with leader 8336586

2018-11-12T12:31:05.294Z cpu11:8336585)Hbr: 3588: Migration start received (worldID=8336586) (migrateType=7) (event=0) (isSource=1) (sharedConfig=0)

2018-11-12T12:31:05.298Z cpu14:8336599 opID=0)VSCSI: 6602: handle 12395(vscsi0:0):Destroying Device for world 8336586 (pendCom 0)

2018-11-12T12:31:05.721Z cpu14:8336599 opID=0)InstantClone: 1171: 2972998797614803058 S: Checkpoint finished.

2018-11-12T12:31:05.741Z cpu14:8336599 opID=0)InstantClone: 1210: 2972998797614803058 S: Ready for destination restore!

2018-11-12T12:31:05.759Z cpu3:19624861)WARNING: Migrate: 6267: 2972998797614803058 D: Migration considered a failure by the VMX.  It is most likely a timeout, but check the VMX log for the true error.

2018-11-12T12:31:05.759Z cpu3:19624861)WARNING: Migrate: 282: 2972998797614803058 D: Failed: Migration determined a failure by the VMX (0xbad0092) @0x41803679ed3e

2018-11-12T12:31:05.759Z cpu3:19624861)WARNING: Migrate: 282: 2972998797614803058 S: Failed: Migration determined a failure by the VMX (0xbad0092) @0x4180383709b2

2018-11-12T12:31:05.759Z cpu3:19624861)Hbr: 3682: Migration end received (worldID=19624866) (migrateType=7) (event=1) (isSource=0) (sharedConfig=0)

2018-11-12T12:31:05.778Z cpu1:8336585)WARNING: Migrate: 6267: 2972998797614803058 S: Migration considered a failure by the VMX.  It is most likely a timeout, but check the VMX log for the true error.

2018-11-12T12:31:06.004Z cpu8:8336599 opID=0)VSCSI: 3782: handle 12396(vscsi0:0):Using sync mode due to sparse disks

2018-11-12T12:31:06.004Z cpu8:8336599 opID=0)VSCSI: 3810: handle 12396(vscsi0:0):Creating Virtual Device for world 8336586 (FSS handle 511193286) numBlocks=125829120 (bs=512)

2018-11-12T12:31:06.009Z cpu8:8336599 opID=0)cbrc_filter: CBRC_DigestLoad:3170: Loading digest with ID 306c 306c

2018-11-12T12:31:06.015Z cpu8:8336599 opID=0)VSCSI: 273: handle 12396(vscsi0:0):Input values: res=0 limit=-2 bw=-1 Shares=1000

2018-11-12T12:31:06.016Z cpu8:8336599 opID=0)Vmxnet3: 18168: Disable Rx queuing; queue size 512 is larger than Vmxnet3RxQueueLimit limit of 64.

2018-11-12T12:31:06.016Z cpu8:8336599 opID=0)Vmxnet3: 18310: indLROPktToGuest: 1, vcd->umkShared->vrrsSelected: 3 port 0x3000229

2018-11-12T12:31:06.016Z cpu8:8336599 opID=0)Vmxnet3: 18552: Using default queue delivery for vmxnet3 for port 0x3000229

2018-11-12T12:31:06.017Z cpu8:8336599 opID=0)Hbr: 3682: Migration end received (worldID=8336586) (migrateType=7) (event=1) (isSource=1) (sharedConfig=0)

2018-11-12T12:31:06.159Z cpu11:2102883)Config: 703: "SIOControlFlag2" = 1, Old Value: 2, (Status: 0x0)

2018-11-12T12:31:06.182Z cpu1:2985220)Config: 703: "SIOControlFlag2" = 0, Old Value: 1, (Status: 0x0)

2018-11-12T12:31:06.642Z cpu11:6212316 opID=0)osfs: OSFS_Rmdir:374: Failed rmdir pid:[    vsan], cid:52a6cfb29aeafb61-41f70467b04ed071, child:8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668, status: Not supported

2018-11-12T12:31:22.296Z cpu9:2101217)WARNING: com.vmware.vmklinkmpi: VmklinkMPI_CallSync:1303: No response received for message 0xc2741 on osfs-vmklink (wait status Timeout)

2018-11-12T12:31:22.296Z cpu9:2101217)osfs: OSFSVmklinkCall:231: vmklink call failed with: Timeout

2018-11-12T12:31:22.296Z cpu9:2101217)osfs: OSFS_VmklinkLookup:479: Error making Lookup VmklinkCall

2018-11-12T12:31:22.296Z cpu9:2101217)osfs: OSFS_Lookup:2666: Lookup error: file = 8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668, status = Timeout

2018-11-12T12:31:22.387Z cpu0:19624852)WARNING: VSAN: VsanIoctlCtrlNodeCommon:2522: 8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668: RPC to DOM returned: No connection

2018-11-12T12:31:22.390Z cpu9:19624852)WARNING: VSAN: VsanIoctlCtrlNodeCommon:2522: 8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668: RPC to DOM returned: No connection

2018-11-12T12:31:24.391Z cpu1:19624852)WARNING: VSAN: Vsan_GetObjCapCB:486: Failed to get attributes for object 8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668 : Not found

2018-11-12T12:31:26.393Z cpu0:19624852)WARNING: VSAN: Vsan_GetObjCapCB:486: Failed to get attributes for object 8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668 : Not found

2018-11-12T12:31:26.393Z cpu0:19624852)Vol3: 1132: Couldn't read volume header from : No connection

2018-11-12T12:31:28.394Z cpu0:19624852)WARNING: VSAN: Vsan_GetObjCapCB:486: Failed to get attributes for object 8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668 : Not found

2018-11-12T12:31:28.394Z cpu0:19624852)Vol3: 1132: Couldn't read volume header from : No connection

2018-11-12T12:31:30.396Z cpu3:19624852)WARNING: VSAN: Vsan_GetObjCapCB:486: Failed to get attributes for object 8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668 : Not found

2018-11-12T12:31:30.396Z cpu3:19624852)Vol3: 1132: Couldn't read volume header from : No connection

2018-11-12T12:31:32.397Z cpu1:19624852)WARNING: VSAN: Vsan_GetObjCapCB:486: Failed to get attributes for object 8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668 : Not found

2018-11-12T12:31:32.397Z cpu9:19624852)Vol3: 1132: Couldn't read volume header from : No connection

2018-11-12T12:31:32.397Z cpu9:19624852)osfs: OSFS_MountChild:4027: Failed to probe OSFS child for device name '8572e95b-348d-99e7-cdfb-ecf4bbeda668': No filesystem on the device

2018-11-12T12:31:32.398Z cpu9:2100243)WARNING: com.vmware.vmklinkmpi: VmklinkMPIMsgRecv:413: [osfs-vmklink] : No slot found for receive (ID: 0xc2741)

2018-11-12T12:31:32.398Z cpu9:2100243)WARNING: com.vmware.vmklinkmpi: VmklinkMPICallback:615: [osfs-vmklink] : discarding user reply for message c2741 (no request waiting)

Re: View Agent Direct-Connection Plug-In for RDP?

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We recently went through this and came to the same conclusion after engaging support.

 

RDP does work but as you found anyone sitting at the console of the physical machine can watch and interact with the session. BLAST is not available for physical machines. PCoIP is the only real option which requires purchasing a Teradici host card. What's your use case for a physical instead of a VM?

Re: VMware Horizon View 7.4 with Windows 10 LTSB 1607 - Black screen after deployment

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Still no luck,

 

Did a complete new deployment with:

- a new VM as basis for the entire deployment with newest VM hardware, VMware Tools etc

- Dedicated pool

 

When I start the gold image, I can reboot as many times I want, it works fine, when I do a recompose, 1st time works fine, after reboot...black screen

 

And when trying to connect though the Horizon Client:

 

Re: View Agent Direct-Connection Plug-In for RDP?

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We have this working for several Win10 workstations and are using the RDP protocol.   We had to tweak the registry for Win10 though.   Are you attempting to remote in to Win 10 desktops?  If so, I will add the reg key.

Re: View Agent Direct-Connection Plug-In for RDP?

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Sorry...I didn't remember that correctly.  I didn't have to tweak the registry...It was merely a Group Policy setting.  

 

Here it is:


Verify that the firewall allows RDP connections.

  1. Open the Group Policy Editor ( gpedit.msc).
  2. In the left navigation pane, expand Computer Configuration> Administrative Templates> Windows Components> Remote Desktop Services> Remote Desktop Session Host and select Security.
  3. Change Require use of specific security layer for remote desktop (RDP) connection to Enabled and select RDP in the Options pane.
  4. Change Require user authentication for remote connections by using Network Level Authentication to Disabled.
  5. Restart the Remote Desktop Service or restart the Windows 10 desktop to make your changes take effect.

 

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