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Use the Selected Session Related Objects widget to look at the related object of the selected session.
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Use the Session Related Metrics widget to view metrics of the selected object in the Selected Session
Related Objects widget (Health, Workload, Logon Time, Round-Trip Latency, TX Bandwidth, RX
Bandwidth, TX Packet Loss, and the RX Packet Loss for the session object).
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Use the Session Logon Breakdown widget to view important login metrics, prole load time, shell load
time, and Interactive session time.
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Run actions in the Session Processes widget to obtain information about in-guest desktop processes and
their resource use, including CPU, memory, and I/O use. The Get Desktop Processes and Get Desktop
Services actions can help you determine which desktop processes and applications are using the most
resources. The Get Desktop/Client Traceroute action provides information about network distance and
quality between the desktop and client.
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Use the Virtual Desktop widget to show the related virtual machine of the selected session.
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Use the VM Metrics widget to show metrics of the related virtual machine, VM Health, VM Workload,
CPU, CPU Ready, CPU Contention, Co-stop, vCPU Count, recommended vCPU , Memory, Disk
Latency, Disk IOPs, Memory Swap .
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Use the Horizon with View Client widget to show the client info of selected session.
Horizon Infrastructure Dashboard
Use the Horizon Infrastructure dashboard to quickly assess the underlying vSphere and Horizon
infrastructure that supports your Horizon environment.
Horizon Infrastructure Hosts, Horizon VDI Desktop VMs, View Datastores, and View RDS Hosts are Heat
Map widgets. These widgets show information about the health, workload, and connectivity of
infrastructure hosts, remote desktops, and datastores, RDS (Microsoft Remote Desktop Services) hosts in
your Horizon environment.
You can select an object in any widget and click the Dashboard Navigation buon on the widget toolbar to
navigate to vSphere dashboards. You can double-click an object to navigate to the object Summary tab in
vRealize Operations Manager.
N RDS hosts are specic to Horizon with View 6.0.x and Horizon 6.1, 7, and 7.0.1 environments.
Tips for Using the Horizon Infrastructure Dashboard
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The colored rectangles in each widget represent particular objects. For example, in the Horizon VDI
Desktop VMs widget, each rectangle represents a particular virtual machine. You can point to a
rectangle to view basic information about its associated object.
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The size of the rectangle indicates the value of one metric, the color of the rectangle indicates the value
of another metric, and the widget conguration determines which metric values the widget shows. For
example, if you select Sized by Workload - Colored by Health from the  drop-down
menu, rectangles are sized according to the value of the workload aribute and are colored according to
the value of the health aribute. Red indicates a low value and green indicates the high end of the value
range.
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