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Table 3‑4. VMware Horizon Client Configuration Template: Scripting Definitions (Continued)
Setting Description
Locked Guest Size
Species the screen resolution of the remote desktop if the display is
used on one monitor. That is, this seing does not work if you set the
remote desktop display to All Monitors.
After you enable the seing, remote desktop autot functionality is
disabled. The minimum screen size is 640x480. The maximum screen
size is 4096x4096. This seing applies only to PCoIP connections and
does not apply to RDP connections.
I As a best practice, do not set the resolution higher than the
maximum resolution supported for the remote desktop, which is set in
Horizon Administrator:
n
If 3D is enabled, up to 2 monitors are supported at a resolution of up
to 1920x1200.
n
If 3D is not enabled, up to 4 monitors are supported at a resolution
of up to 2560x1600.
In practice, this client-side seing will be ignored if it is set to a higher
resolution than is possible, given operating system version, amount of
vRAM, and color depth of the remote desktop. For example, if the
resolution for the desktop is set to 1920x1200 in Horizon Administrator,
the resolution shown on the client might not be higher than 1920x1200,
depending on the capabilities of the remote desktop.
Logon DomainName
Species the NetBIOS domain that Horizon Client uses during login.
Logon Password
Species the password that Horizon Client uses during login. The
password is stored in plain text by Active Directory. For improved
security, it is recommended that you do not specify this seing. Users
can enter the password interactively.
Logon UserName
Species the password that Horizon Client uses during login. The
password is stored in plain text by Active Directory.
Server URL
Species the URL that Horizon Client uses during login, for example,
https://view1.example.com.
Suppress error messages (when fully
scripted only)
Determines whether Horizon Client error messages are hidden during
login.
This seing applies only when the login process is fully scripted, for
example, when all the required login information is prepopulated
through policy.
If the login fails because of incorrect login information, the user is not
notied and the Horizon Client process is terminated.
Disconnected application session
resumption behavior
Determines how running applications behave when users reconnect to a
server. The choices are as follows:
n
Ask to reconnect to open applications
n
Reconnect automatically to open applications
n
Do not ask and do not automatically reconnect
When this seing is enabled, end users cannot congure application
reconnection behavior on the Seings page in Horizon Client.
When this seing is disabled, end users can congure application
reconnection behavior in Horizon Client. This seing is disabled by
default.
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