Tag: VMware Horizon

We have discussed various features in Horizon Cloud on Azure with respect to Single POD brokering in 12 Parts and those can be viewed from VMware Horizon Menu. Now we will discuss how Universal brokering works in Horizon Cloud on Azure. Advantages of using Universal Broker: Single URL for Mutiple PODS Multi Cloud assignments from […]

Issue: You may face an error while importing a VM from Azure Market place like below Async operation failed with provisioning state: Failed How do I troubleshoot: Whether below DNS names are blocked in security system (firewall) for tenant subnet on port 443d1mes20qfad06k.cloudfront.nethydra-softwarelib-cdn.azureedge.net Login to the failed VM that available in Azure portal or login […]

True SSO is a notable feature available in Horizon to help users not to enter password multiple times.After users logged into the Workspace One then user is not required to enter Active directory credentials again to launch app/desktop Prerequisites Windows Certificate Authority Server Pairing bundle (can be downloaded from horizon admin console) New Windows server […]

Introduction Most of the Horizon admins knows this product as vIDM and it provides a centralized management console to manage multiple resources mentioned below Manage Entitlements Manage Users & Groups Manage Access & Authentication policies and etc In this article, we will discuss how to create and integrate Workspace One access with Horizon Cloud on […]

Introduction To more secure the user logins we can enable two-factor(2FA) authentication to your POD.In this article, we will discuss how to use Microsoft NPS acting as our RADIUS Server and we use windows authentication only as of the first authentication Most of the production use cases will use a third-party radius server which provides […]

Introduction App Volumes is a real-time application delivery system that VMware offers with Horizon products to manage applications to deliver dynamically. Horizon administrators can create, assign, update & remove applications without affecting or modifying VDI’s and user logins VMware constantly Updating the App Volumes capabilities on their every quarterly release of Horizon Cloud on Azure. […]

Horizon Cloud on Azure supports Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop which includes Windows10 Multisession operating System. So, an administrator can create Windows10 session desktops assignments like RDSH assignments. Let’s create a Windows10 Multisession assignment Step by step Guide: Import W10 Enterprise multi-session VM by selecting Domain Join The above process (Image import –> Installing Agents –> Restart VM –> […]

To create a session desktop or application assignment, first, we must create an RDSH Servers farm. What is a Farm: It’s a collection of RDSH servers and used to provide session-based desktops or applications for multiple users. Step by step Guide: Import Server OS VM by selecting Domain Join The above process (Image import –> […]

Now, we have an image created. it’s time to proceed with assignment creation.This article discusses the creation of the assignment for a single pod brokering type. if one chooses the Brokering as Single POD Brokering then the admin page looks as below Click on VDI & RDSH Click on the NEW buttonNow we will have […]

After Brokering selection, the next work is to create an image Creating an image consists of 2 workflows1 –> Import VM2 –> Publish the Imported VM Import VM: Horizon Admin console –> Inventory –> Imported VMs Click on “IMPORT” Select “Location” & “POD” Names Select the OS [ By default we see RDSH i.e server […]