Hello Friends
following things is possible in Vmware View and i want to use only PCOIP.
1) Local CD Rom redirection.
2) Local Driver redirection.
3) Local Desktop to View Desktop Copy Paste.
4) Usb redirection.
5) View Desktop web access without web plugin..
If this things possible in vmware view then please guide me how this?
Please reply....
Thanks & Regards
Kirtan Patel
Email kirtanp1@gmail.com
Answers inline:
kirtanpatel wrote:
Hello Friends
following things is possible in Vmware View and i want to use only PCOIP.
1) Local CD Rom redirection.
No (RDP only) Local drive like functionality is only available with the use of a USB attached CDRom.
2) Local Driver redirection.
No (RDP only) Local drive like functionality is only available with the use of a USB attached HDD.
3) Local Desktop to View Desktop Copy Paste.
Yes:
This is copied from the Admin guide
Configure clipboard redirection
#Determines the direction in which clipboard redirection is allowed. You can select one of these values:
■ | ###Enabled client to server only (That is, allow copy and paste only from the client system to the View desktop.) |
■ | |
■ | |
■ | ###Enabled server to client only (That is, allow copy and paste only from the View desktop to the client system.) |
#Clipboard redirection is implemented as a virtual channel. If virtual channels are disabled, clipboard redirection does not function.
#This setting applies to the server only.
#When this setting is disabled or not configured, the default value is #Enabled client to server only.
4) Usb redirection.
Yes it is possible with PCIOP see the following KB article for further infomation:
5) View Desktop web access without web plugin..
NO, no client not connection
If this things possible in vmware view then please guide me how this?
Message was edited by: tom howarth to reflect reality based on comment by Linjo
On #2. Local Drive Redirection only works with RDP, not PCoIP.
// Linjo
Good point, I missed that one my bad.
You can have local USB CD/DVD redirection with Zero clients.
5) View Desktop web access without web plugin..
NO, no client not connection
This is actually possible now with View 5.2, you can access a view desktop from any html5-capable browser without any plugins.
Its called "Browser based access" and uses "Blast" as protocol.
// Linjo
Now that is nice, what is the performance (VMware marketing and engineering hat off )
Not in marketing so no worries there... 🙂
Its pretty good actually, I used it often to do small quick things like running a powershell-script or a MMC-plugin and since I do 90% of my work in a webbrowser anyway its much faster to open a new tab and access View that way then launching the native client. (I'm on a MB Air btw)
You do loose things like sound, usb-redirection etc but that is not critical for me anyway.
// Linjo
#1 - is this being considered? I have a large customer who is requesting this.