Administration

Table 12-15. XSL Stylesheets shows the stylesheets that you can apply to the XML output
to transform it into HTML. The stylesheets are located in the directory C:\Program
Files\VMware\VMware View\server\etc.
Table 12-15. XSL Stylesheets
Stylesheet File Name Description
unentitled-machines.xsl
Transforms reports containing a list of unentitled virtual machines, grouped
either by user or system, and which are currently assigned to a user. This is
the default stylesheet.
unentitled-policies.xsl
Transforms reports containing a list of virtual machines with user-level
policies that are applied to unentitled users.
Examples
Display the virtual machines that are assigned to unentitled users, grouped by virtual machine in
text format.
vdmadmin -O -ld
Display virtual machines that are assigned to unentitled users, grouped by user, in XML format
using ASCII characters.
vdmadmin -O -lu -xml -n
Apply your own stylesheet C:\tmp\unentitled-users.xsl and redirect the output to the file
uu-output.html.
vdmadmin -O -lu -xml -xsltpath "C:\tmp\unentitled-users.xsl" > uu-output.html
Display the user policies that are associated with unentitled users’ virtual machinse, grouped by
desktop, in XML format using Unicode characters.
vdmadmin -P -ld -xml -w
Apply your own stylesheet C:\tmp\unentitled-policies.xsl and redirect the output to the
file up-output.html.
vdmadmin -P -ld -xml -xsltpath "C:\tmp\unentitled-policies.xsl" > up-output.html
Configuring Clients in Kiosk Mode Using the ‑Q Option
You can use the vdmadmin command with the -Q option to set defaults and create accounts for
clients in kiosk mode, to enable authentication for these clients, and to display information about
their configuration.
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