VMware: vSphere 5.1 VDI - Revision history

Jon at 14:26, 23 April 2013

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Create a Windows Server VM for VMware Horizon View

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Create a Windows Server VM for VMware Horizon View

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Install nVidia GRID drivers

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Install nVidia GRID drivers

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Create a Windows Server VM to provide AD services

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	** Deselect "Bug reporting / User Experience feedback"		** Deselect "Bug reporting / User Experience feedback"
	* Install Adobe '''Flash'''		* Install Adobe '''Flash'''
		+
		+	== Configure VMware Horizon View ==
		+	* Open a web browser from a workstation and enter the details of your '''VMware Horizon View''' server in the following format: '''https://<ip_addr>/admin'''
		+	* Login with the default username ('''root''') and password ('''vmware''')
		+	* Add you vCenter Server
		+	** Click on '''Servers''' under '''View Configuration''' (left pane), then click the '''Add...''' button (right pane)
		+	** Enter '''vCenter Server''' '''IP address'', username ('''root''') and password ('''vmware'''), click '''Next'''
		+	** For '''View Composer''' leave default setting and click '''Next'''
		+	** For '''Storage''' disable '''Acceleration''' (not vital) and click '''Next'''
		+	** Complete the wizard

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	** Accept default options and click '''Next'''		** Accept default options and click '''Next'''
	** Deselect "Bug reporting / User Experience feedback"		** Deselect "Bug reporting / User Experience feedback"
		+	* Install Adobe '''Flash'''

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	== Create a Windows Server VM for VMware Horizon View ==		== Create a Windows Server VM for VMware Horizon View ==
	'''NB:''' This VM must be domain connected but '''''not''''' the domain controller itself.		'''NB:''' This VM must be domain connected but '''''not''''' the domain controller itself.
		+	* Obtain '''VMware Horizon View Connection Server''' from VMware (you may need to log in to obtain this)
		+	* Install '''VMware Horizon View Connection Server'''
		+	** Accept default options and click '''Next'''
		+	** Deselect "Bug reporting / User Experience feedback"

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     VMkernel Name:
-    Vendor Name: Unknown
+    Vendor Name: NVIDIA Corporation
-    Device Name: Unknown
+    Device Name: NVIDIAGRID K2
     Configured Owner: Unknown
     Current Owner: VMkernel
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     IRQ: 11
     Interrupt Vector: 0xb0
-    PCI Pin: 0x0c
+    PCI Pin: 0x00
     Spawned Bus: 0x00
     Flags: 0x0201
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     FPT Sharable: true
-## More devices will be listed including the onboard graphics adapter
+:005:00.0
 </syntaxhighlight>
 * Exit '''Maintenance Mode''':

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 </syntaxhighlight>
 * End the SSH session.
 == Install (import) the vCenter Server Appliance ==

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 == Create a Windows Server VM to provide AD services ==
-## This will be custom to the user environment
+<nowiki>## This will be custom to the user environment</nowiki>
 == Create a Windows Server VM for VMware Horizon View ==
 '''NB:''' This VM must be domain connected but '''''not''''' the domain controller itself.

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	== Create a Windows Server VM to provide AD services ==		== Create a Windows Server VM to provide AD services ==
	## This will be custom to the user environment		## This will be custom to the user environment
		+
		+	== Create a Windows Server VM for VMware Horizon View ==
		+	'''NB:''' This VM must be domain connected but '''''not''''' the domain controller itself.

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 * Enter the ''new'' IP address (and original port number) of your '''vCenter Server Appliance''' to confirm the system is contactable.
-== Create an Windows Server VM to provide AD services ==
+== Create a Windows Server VM to provide AD services ==
 ## This will be custom to the user environment

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	** Click '''Save Settings'''		** Click '''Save Settings'''
	* Enter the ''new'' IP address (and original port number) of your '''vCenter Server Appliance''' to confirm the system is contactable.		* Enter the ''new'' IP address (and original port number) of your '''vCenter Server Appliance''' to confirm the system is contactable.
		+
		+	== Create an Windows Server VM to provide AD services ==
		+	## This will be custom to the user environment

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	** For '''Review Configuration''' click '''Next'''		** For '''Review Configuration''' click '''Next'''
	** For '''Configure''' click '''Start'''		** For '''Configure''' click '''Start'''
		+	** Click '''Close''' when finished
		+	* Configure networking (if DHCP is not desired) by selecting the '''Networking''' tab
		+	** Click '''Address''', change '''IPv4 Address Type''' to '''Static'''
		+	** Enter IP information, hostnames, DNS servers, etc
		+	** Click '''Save Settings'''
		+	* Enter the ''new'' IP address (and original port number) of your '''vCenter Server Appliance''' to confirm the system is contactable.