Ouch, sorry I didn't think of this (I assumed you had set it up). It may be worth reading the View deployment guide. Alternative It might be worth calling in a VMware EUC partner to run a VMware View health check, do some training. Its actually a really nice solution from management once everything is setup and working just fine. Make sure that the View Agent is installed and that the firewall ports are open (4172, 32111, 443). Reboot machine or check service 'View Agent Connect' through RDP (User Portal) if.
As a part of my project I was working with VMware Horizon View 7 with VSAN Datastore where I got a chance to learn APP VOLUME and INSTANT CLONING feature by VMware. These features really interesting where VMware tried beat other VDI competitors
I had created a pool of 250 virtual desktops with some task, knowledge and power users.I was testing boot storm scenarios with VSAN datastore. while doing so I rebooted 250 Virtual desktops from vCenter and trying capturing time to see it available in View Administrator which took approximately 14 Min.
Out 250 , 247 virtual desktops started showing available however 3 virtual desktops were showing Protocol failure error .
Vmware Horizon View Protocol Failure Control
I tried visiting lot of blog but couldn’t find any concrete solution to this, only questioned asked on the blog hence I decided to note down the steps and share the resolution with everyone.
Problem Statement : VMware Horizon View 7 – Protocol Failure error for Virtual Desktops
Ashton ct150 chromatic tuner manual. Resolution :
- Go to View Administrator and check and note down name for desktops which are showing “Protocol Failure” error say e.g. Machine-43
- Go to vCenter and login to Desktop Machine-43 and check view Administrator where it shows status for the machine as “Connected”, now sign-out immediately
- Go to web Client > Power> Restart Guest and reboot the machine
- Go to view Administrator and check for the status where it will show “Available”
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Vmware Horizon View Protocol Failure Recovery
Introduction to VMware Blast Extreme
Display communication protocols provide end users with a graphical interface to a remote desktop or published application. Blast Extreme is a display protocol built by VMware to deliver an immersive, feature-rich experience for end users across devices, locations, media, and network connections. Blast Extreme is included with VMware Horizon®, the latest generation of VMware desktop virtualization and remote application-delivery software.
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Vmware Horizon View Protocol Failure Symptoms
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