VDI/ VMware Horizon View

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2.  Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)
Is Defined As The Hosting Of
Desktop Environments On A Central
Server.
 It Is A Form Of Desktop
Virtualization, As The Specific
Desktop Images Run Within Virtual
Machines (Vms) And Are Delivered
To End Clients Over A Network.
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3. 1. Virtualization
2. Hypervisor
3. Connection Broker
4. Desktop Pools
5. Application Virtualization
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4. 1. Users Sends Login Request To
Their End Point Devices
2. Connection Broker Accepts The
Request
3. Now User Can Use Desktop
According To Their Process
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5.  Access Anywhere
 Easy Backup
 Bring Your Own Device
 High-level Security
 Cost Reduction
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6. VDI Can Be Used As An Alternative To Traditional Infrastructure (Where Real Physical
Desktops Are Used). There Are Some Use Cases For Which Virtual Desktop
Infrastructure Is Especially Handy:
 Users Require Access To Their Desktops During Business Trips From Different
Locations And Devices.
 A Company Wants Employees To Work Remotely From Home
 A Company Doesn’t Want To Buy New Workstations (ONLY SERVERS)
 A Company Wishes To Simplify Software Updates
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8.  Vmware VDI Solution Called Vmware Horizon View
 Delivers Desktop Services From Your Cloud To Enable End-user Freedom , IT
Management And Control
 IT Can Simplify And Automate The Management Of Thousands Of Desktops.
 Horizon View Enables Highly Available, Scalable, Secure And Reliable Desktop
Services Unmatched By Physical Pcs
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9.  vCenter Server
 ESXi Hypervisor
 View Agent
 Horizon Client
 Horizon View Connection Server
 ThinApp
 View Composer
 Horizon Administrator
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11.  VMware Horizon View is a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure solution that is integrated
into VMware vSphere.
 Affordable for companies
 Horizon VDI supports Active Directory integration and connection to Windows
Terminal Services
 High Availability & Fault Tolerance
 consume resources such as storage space, CPU, memory, and networking more
rationally
 scalability, reliability, and compatibility
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12. 1. Navigate To The Product Evaluation Center
2. Note The License
3. Download The Horizon 7 Packages
4. Download Vsphere Packages
5. Download Horizon Client
Prerequisites For Creating The Connection Server And Composer Server
1. Create A VM
2. Install The Windows Server Operating System
3. Update Windows
4. Install Vmware Tools
5. Change The Network Adapter To VMXNET 3
6. Clone The VM To A Template
7. Deploy Vms From The Template
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13. 1. Run The Connection Server Installer
2. Permit Changes To Device
3. Click Next On The Welcome Page
4. Accept The License Agreement
5. Accept The Default Installation Directory
6. Select Installation Options
7. Establish A Data Recovery Password
8. Configure The Firewall Automatically
9. Specify The User Or Group Who Will Have Full Administrative Privileges
10. Choose The User Experience Option
11. Install The Components You Selected
12. Click Finish
13. Browse To The URL For The Horizon Console
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14.  Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Is An Alternative Way To Provide Desktops
 VDI Is A Technology Developed To Provide Virtual Rather Than Physical Desktops
For Users, Who Can Connect To Such Desktops From Different Locations And With
Different Devices.
 Vmware Horizon View Is A Vdi Solution That Combines The Advantages Of Virtual
Desktop Infrastructure With Those Of The Vmware Vsphere Virtualization Platform.
 Vmware Horizon View Is Worthy Of Attention If You Are Looking For Alternatives To
Traditional Desktops Or Remote Desktop Solutions.
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