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View Transfer Server
This software manages and streamlines data transfers between the datacenter and View desktops that are
checked out for use on end users' local systems. View Transfer Server is required to support desktops that run
View Client with Local Mode (formerly called Offline Desktop).
Several operations use View Transfer Server to send data between the View desktop in vCenter Server and the
corresponding local desktop on the client system.
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When a user checks in or checks out a desktop, View Manager authorizes and manages the operation.
View Transfer Server transfers the files between the datacenter and the local desktop.
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View Transfer Server synchronizes local desktops with the corresponding desktops in the datacenter by
replicating user-generated changes to the datacenter.
Replications occur at intervals that you specify in local-mode policies. You can also initiate replications in
View Administrator. You can set a policy that allows users to initiate replications from their local desktops.
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View Transfer Server keeps local desktops up-to-date by distributing common system data from the
datacenter to local clients. View Transfer Server downloads View Composer base images from the image
repository to local desktops.
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If a local computer is corrupted or lost, View Transfer Server can provision the local desktop and recover
the user data by downloading the data and system image to the local desktop.
Integrating and Customizing VMware View
To enhance the effectiveness of VMware View in your organization, you can use several interfaces to integrate
VMware View with external applications or to create administration scripts that you can run from the
command line or in batch mode.
Integrating View with Business Intelligence Software
You can configure VMware View to record events to a Microsoft SQL Server or Oracle database.
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End-user actions such as logging in and starting a desktop session.
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Administrator actions such as adding entitlements and creating desktop pools.
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Alerts that report system failures and errors.
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Statistical sampling such as recording the maximum number of users over a 24-hour period.
You can use business intelligence reporting engines such as Crystal Reports, IBM Cognos, MicroStrategy 9,
and Oracle Enterprise Performance Management System to access and analyze the event database.
For more information, see the VMware View Integration Guide.
Using View PowerCLI to Create Administration Scripts
Windows PowerShell is a command-line and scripting environment that is designed for Microsoft Windows.
PowerShell uses the .NET object model and provides administrators with management and automation
capabilities. As with any other console environment, you work with PowerShell by running commands, which
are called cmdlets in PowerShell.
The View PowerCLI provides an easy-to-use PowerShell interface to VMware View. You can use the
View PowerCLI cmdlets to perform various administration tasks on View components.
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Create and update desktop pools.
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Add datacenter resources to a full virtual machine or linked-clone pool.
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Perform rebalance, refresh, or recompose operations on linked-clone desktops.
Chapter 1 Introduction to VMware View
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- View 4.5 1
- View Manager 4.5 1
- View Composer 2.5 1
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- 2 VMware, Inc 2
- Contents 3
- Index 69 4
- About This Book 5
- 6 VMware, Inc 6
- Introduction to VMware View 1 7
- Manageability 8
- Hardware Independence 8
- VMware View Features 9
- Client Devices 10
- View Connection Server 10
- View Client 11
- View Portal 11
- View Administrator 12
- View Composer 12
- View Agent 12
- View Transfer Server 13
- 14 VMware, Inc 14
- Feature Support Matrix 15
- Choosing a Display Protocol 16
- VMware View with PCoIP 17
- Microsoft RDP 17
- HP RGS Protocol 18
- VMware, Inc. 19 19
- Printing from a View Desktop 20
- VMware, Inc. 21 21
- 22 VMware, Inc 22
- Managing Desktop Pools from a 23
- Central Location 3 23
- Managing Storage with vSphere 24
- Application Provisioning 25
- 26 VMware, Inc 26
- VMware, Inc. 27 27
- 28 VMware, Inc 28
- Planning Guidelines 4 29
- 30 VMware, Inc 30
- RAM Sizing Impact on Storage 31
- 32 VMware, Inc 32
- VMware, Inc. 33 33
- VMware View ESX Node 34
- VMware, Inc. 35 35
- Pools for Task Workers 36
- Pools for Mobile Users 37
- Pools for Kiosk Users 38
- VMware, Inc. 39 39
- Desktop Pool Maximums 40
- VMware, Inc. 41 41
- 42 VMware, Inc 42
- VMware View Building Blocks 43
- 44 VMware, Inc 44
- WAN Support and PCoIP 45
- VMware View Pod 46
- VMware, Inc. 47 47
- 48 VMware, Inc 48
- VMware, Inc 49
- 50 VMware, Inc 50
- VMware, Inc. 51 51
- RSA SecurID Authentication 52
- Smart Card Authentication 52
- VMware, Inc. 53 53
- 54 VMware, Inc 54
- Assigning Administrator Roles 55
- Security Server Topologies 56
- VMware, Inc. 57 57
- 58 VMware, Inc 58
- VMware, Inc. 59 59
- 60 VMware, Inc 60
- VMware, Inc. 61 61
- Table 5-3. Default Ports 62
- View Secure Gateway Server 63
- View LDAP 63
- View Messaging 63
- Firewall Rules for View Agent 64
- VMware, Inc. 65 65
- 66 VMware, Inc 66
- VMware View Environment 6 67
- 68 VMware, Inc 68
- VMware, Inc. 69 69
- 70 VMware, Inc 70
- VMware, Inc. 71 71
- 72 VMware, Inc 72
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