The release notes, KB and interoperability matrix for vCenter/vSphere 6.7 around Horizon 7.4 compatibility are confusing. The blog article states: At vSphere 6.7 general availability, compati...
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The release notes, KB and interoperability matrix for vCenter/vSphere 6.7 around Horizon 7.4 compatibility are confusing. The blog article states: At vSphere 6.7 general availability, compatible versions of VMware NSX, VMware Integrated OpenStack and VMware vSphere Integrated Containers will not be available. Moreover, VMware Horizon 7.4 is not compatible with the Instant Clone API used in vSphere 6.7. Instant Clone support for vSphere 6.7 will be available in an upcoming Horizon release. This sounds like it is compatible, as long as you are not using instant clones. The interoperability matrix shows vSphere (esxi) 6.7 as compatible with Horizon 7.4, with the note that instant clones are not yet supported. However, the interoperability matrix only lists 6.5u1 as the latest vCenter compatible with Horizon 7.4. Considering that your vSphere version has to match or be lower than your vCenter version. I'm confused. Is the info in the interoperability matrix wrong, does Horizon 7.4 support vCenter 6.7?