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Table 71. Remote Settings (Continued)
Remote Setting Options
Allow users to reset/restart their
machines
n
Yes
n
No
Allow user to initiate separate sessions
from dierent client devices
n
Yes
n
No
"Delete machine after logo" for
Automated Desktop Pool with Full
Clone and Floating
n
Yes
n
No
Support for View Administrator Operations
n
Disconnect Session
n
Logo Session
n
Reset/Restart Desktop
n
Send Message
For dedicated desktop pool, you can add or remove user assignment for each virtual machine. For large
number of operations, you must use View PowerCLI Cmdlets.
n
Update-UserOwnership
n
Remove-UserOwnership
N Do not change Remote Display Protocol seings. This seing must always be the same as desktop
pool creation.
Setting Option
Default display protocol VMware Blast
Allow user to choose protocol No
3D Renderer
n
Manage using vSphere Client for 2D or vSGA or vDGA
n
NVIDIA GRID vGPU
For more information, see View Administration guide.
Create an Automated Full-Clone Desktop Pool for Linux
You can create an automated full-clone desktop pool for Linux virtual machines. After you create the
automated full-clone desktop pool, you can use the Linux virtual machines as remote desktops in a Horizon
7 deployment.
Prerequisites
n
Verify that Horizon Agent is installed on the Linux guest operating systems. See “Install Horizon Agent
on a Linux Virtual Machine,” on page 41.
n
If you use the Winbind solution to join the Linux virtual machine to Active Directory, you must nish
conguring the Winbind solution in the virtual machine template.
n
If you use the Winbind solution, you must run the domain join command on the virtual machine.
Include the command in a shell script and specify the script path to the Horizon Agent option
RunOnceScript in /etc/vmware/viewagent-custom.conf. For more information, see “Seing Options in
Conguration Files on a Linux Desktop,” on page 47.
n
Verify that vCenter Server is added to Horizon Connection Server.
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