Proof of concept setup

[djak44]

Dearl all,

I will be installing a view 5 as a proof of concept for my client, because of many reasons I will be doing it in a developement environment, beside sharing some of the services (DNS, DHCP, AD) is there any watch out things you can through to minimize risks? I have done a fair bit of reading and listening and there is a lot of documentation.

Regards,

Djak44

[orthohin]

djak44 wrote:

Dearl all,

I will be installing a view 5 as a proof of concept for my client, because of many reasons I will be doing it in a developement environment, beside sharing some of the services (DNS, DHCP, AD) is there any watch out things you can through to minimize risks? I have done a fair bit of reading and listening and there is a lot of documentation.

Regards,

Djak44

Here is detail configuration of Proof of concept of vmware view.

Please have a look..

http://paulslager.com/?p=717

Regards,
Milton

[mittim12]

The View 5 evaluation guide is also a good pdf to read over, http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/view/VMware-View-Evaluators-Guide.pdf

[Stu_McHugh · Accepted solution]

Give you virtual machines/linked clones an appropriate naming convension.

Also create a seperate OU in AD for your virtual machines and apply the View GPO's to tweek the performance.

[djak44]

Thank you for your reply, I have read most of the documentations, and yes the view 5 documentation is a good start, the issue with View is scalability, when designing View for 100 seats is completely different doing it for 1000 seats, what I mean is that the whole design process is re-invented, not so much of the implementation.

Another issue, I will be using Persona service, my question is: Can a user use both (windows file redirection-Roaming profile) and Persona? this is for testing purposes.

Thank you again.

Djak44