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So a few weeks ago I updated Horizon to 7.13.2 so that it would be compatible with VCSA 7.0.3.01000. Now Vcenter says that version is not compatible. Still no opinion being expressed at all on the ma... See more...
So a few weeks ago I updated Horizon to 7.13.2 so that it would be compatible with VCSA 7.0.3.01000. Now Vcenter says that version is not compatible. Still no opinion being expressed at all on the matter by Skyline. Very confusing to say the least.  
vCenter Server 7.0 Update 3h (VCSA 7.0.3.01000) is showing on the banner in our vCenter (currently at 7.0.3.00800) as a recommended CRITICAL update -- however, Skyline has no alert and no record of a... See more...
vCenter Server 7.0 Update 3h (VCSA 7.0.3.01000) is showing on the banner in our vCenter (currently at 7.0.3.00800) as a recommended CRITICAL update -- however, Skyline has no alert and no record of any alert and no upgrade recommendation. Collector is 3.2 and healthy. When I log into VAMI I see that the update is available and it is also given Severity "Critical". There are also a few new ESXi updates available that Skyline isn't telling us about (but Update Manager in vCenter is). (Posted that also to Skyline board.) I tried to patch from 3g to 3h using VAMI last night, but it hung up at 80%. I found KB 67179 to be helpful in getting out of that situation. However the version names are now mismatched which makes me worry that other things are too. vCenter says: Version:7.0.3 Updates Available Build:20395099 but VAMI says: Version: 7.0.3.00800 Build number: 20150588
Product interoperability - Horzion 8 Connection Server running on Windows Server 2019 or 2022 okay? Can't find this information. The Product Interoperability Matrix only shows Windows client operati... See more...
Product interoperability - Horzion 8 Connection Server running on Windows Server 2019 or 2022 okay? Can't find this information. The Product Interoperability Matrix only shows Windows client operating systems, not server. I want to know if I can run Horizon View 8 on Windows Server 2019 or 2022.
I tried to add a "User" lookup to this so I could report out who needs to log out and back in to get new images, but it didn't work... Perhaps I got the syntax wrong... Where can I find the reference... See more...
I tried to add a "User" lookup to this so I could report out who needs to log out and back in to get new images, but it didn't work... Perhaps I got the syntax wrong... Where can I find the reference documentation for these kinds of queries? Here's what I tried. I didn't give an error, it just didn't add a user column at all. Any ideas? (xxxxx below in place of actual server name for this posting only) $viewServer = "xxxxx" $view = "dc=vdi,dc=vmware,dc=int" $domain = "LDAP://$viewServer/$view"  $root = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry $domain $query = New-Object System.DirectoryServices.DirectorySearcher($root) $query.filter = "(&(objectClass=pae-VM))"  $query.FindAll() | %{   New-Object PSObject -Property @{     Name = $_.Properties["pae-displayname"][0]     BaseVM = $_.Properties["pae-svivmparentvm"][0]     BaseSnapshot = $_.Properties["pae-svivmsnapshot"][0]     User = $_.Properties["pae-sviuser"][0]   } }  | Select Name,BaseVM,BaseSnapshot,User | Sort BaseSnapshot,BaseVM,Name,User
Well, I just upgraded my VCSA this morning, and it didn't show just before that... Maybe Skyline should congratulate me now? LOL
Skyline did NOT alert us about VMSA-2021-0020, which is concerning. Collectors are healthy. Skyline Advisor has nothing about it. Did others get an alert through Skyline about this?
Any tips on how I could find out which snapshots of a particular image are NOT being used so I can be safe in deleting them?