Retest first with a Horizon Client to make sure the Horizon settings have been corrected. There may be other config errors, but fix these 3 externalURL settings first and then just rerun apdeploy.ps1 command to redeploy. It is also used by the client to connect PCoIP to Access Point. This is normally the IP address that the other ExternalUrl hostnames resolve to.
pcoipExternalUrl is similar except that it must use an IP address. This is usually the same hostname that the client initially specifies to connect. If this is the case, change tunnelExternalUrl and blastExternalUrl to use a hostname that the client can use to connect to Access Point. That happens because the client on the Internet is trying to establish a tunnel connection to and it needs to get to Access Point for this. with a Windows Horizon client you will probably see a message "Error: Unable to resolve server address. # pcoipExternalUrl must contain an IPv4 address (not a DNS name)Įxternal URLs are used by Horizon clients, and that you have specified will probably not be able to be resolved by the client. # configured for source IP hash affinity otherwise the connections may route to the wrong Access Point appliance. If they reference a load balancer name or address then the load balancer must be # The following external URLs are used by Horizon Clients to establish tunnel, HTML Access and PCoIP connections The first two reference the same, and that is likely to be the problem here. However, the external URLs specified below this are not correct. I'm assuming can be resolved by Access Point and resolves to a Horizon Connection Server in the internal network. Looks like the configuration is not quite correct. This is the functionality I’m going to change in this session.Josefdi Thanks for the. In the VMware Horizon portal, the users can click “Install VMware Horizon Client”, which will normally redirect the users to VMware’s client download page. Edit the “C:\ProgramData\VMware\VDM\portal\portal-links-html-access.properties” file with new paths to client installation.Backup the “C:\ProgramData\VMware\VDM\portal\portal-links-html-access.properties” file.Copy the downloaded client to “C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware View\Server\broker\webapps\downloads”.Create a folder named “downloads” in “C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware View\Server\broker\webapps” on the connection server.Download the newest VMware Horizon Clients from VMware here:.I will perform the following tasks in order to create a local client repository. This is especially handy if connection servers is located in isolated VLAN’s. In this session, I will recreate the local repository for VMware Horizon Client installations. After having done an upgrade of the Connection Server, I will have to recreate the repository. In my lab, I use the Horizon Portal to distribute clients.
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