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Deploying Applications and System Updates with View Composer
Because linked-clone desktop pools share a base image, you can quickly deploy updates and patches by
updating the parent virtual machine.
The recompose feature allows you to make changes to the parent virtual machine, take a snapshot of the new
state, and push the new version of the image to all, or a subset of, users and desktops. You can use this feature
for the following tasks:
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Applying operating system and software patches and upgrades
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Applying service packs
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Adding applications
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Adding virtual devices
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Changing other virtual machine settings, such as available memory
You can create a View Composer persistent disk that contains user settings and other user-generated data. This
persistent disk is not affected by a recompose operation. When a linked clone is deleted, you can preserve the
user data. When an employee leaves the company, another employee can access the departing employee's user
data. A user who has multiple desktops can consolidate the user data on a single desktop.
If you want to disallow users from adding or removing software or changing settings, you can use the refresh
feature to bring the desktop back to its default values. This feature also reduces the size of linked clones, which
tend to grow over time.
Managing VMware ThinApp Applications in View Administrator
VMware ThinApp™ lets you package an application into a single file that runs in a virtualized application
sandbox. This strategy results in flexible, conflict-free application provisioning.
ThinApp provides application virtualization by decoupling an application from the underlying operating
system and its libraries and framework and bundling the application into a single executable file called an
application package. As of View 4.5, you can use View Administrator to distribute ThinApp applications to
desktops and pools.
After you create a virtualized application with ThinApp, you can choose to either stream the application from
a shared file server or install the application on the virtual desktops. If you configure the virtualized application
for streaming, you must address the following architectural considerations:
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Access for specific user groups to specific application repositories, where the application package is stored
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Storage configuration for the application repository
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Network traffic generated by streaming, which depends largely on the type of application
For streamed applications, users launch the applications by using a desktop shortcut.
If you assign a ThinApp package so that it is installed on a virtual desktop, the architectural considerations
are similar to those that you address when you use traditional MSI-based software provisioning. Storage
configuration for the application repository is a consideration both for streamed applications and for ThinApp
packages installed in virtual desktops.
NOTE Assigning application packages created with VMware ThinApp is not supported for View desktops
that are downloaded and used in local mode.
VMware View Architecture Planning
26 VMware, Inc.
- View 4.6 1
- View Manager 4.6 1
- View Composer 2.6 1
- EN-000524-00 1
- 2 VMware, Inc 2
- Contents 3
- Index 69 4
- Intended Audience 5
- 6 VMware, Inc 6
- Introduction to VMware View 1 7
- Manageability 8
- Hardware Independence 8
- VMware View Features 9
- Client Devices 10
- View Connection Server 10
- View Client 11
- View Portal 11
- View Administrator 12
- View Composer 12
- View Agent 12
- View Transfer Server 13
- 14 VMware, Inc 14
- Feature Support Matrix 15
- 16 VMware, Inc 16
- Choosing a Display Protocol 17
- Microsoft RDP 18
- HP RGS Protocol 18
- VMware, Inc. 19 19
- Printing from a View Desktop 20
- VMware, Inc. 21 21
- 22 VMware, Inc 22
- Managing Desktop Pools from a 23
- Central Location 3 23
- Managing Storage with vSphere 24
- Application Provisioning 25
- 26 VMware, Inc 26
- VMware, Inc. 27 27
- 28 VMware, Inc 28
- Planning Guidelines 4 29
- 30 VMware, Inc 30
- RAM Sizing Impact on Storage 31
- 32 VMware, Inc 32
- VMware, Inc. 33 33
- VMware View ESX Node 34
- VMware, Inc. 35 35
- Pools for Task Workers 36
- Pools for Mobile Users 37
- Pools for Kiosk Users 38
- VMware, Inc. 39 39
- Desktop Pool Maximums 40
- VMware, Inc. 41 41
- Item Example 42
- 1 NIC 1 Gigabit 42
- VMware View Building Blocks 43
- 44 VMware, Inc 44
- WAN Support and PCoIP 45
- VMware View Pod 46
- VMware, Inc. 47 47
- 48 VMware, Inc 48
- VMware, Inc 49
- 50 VMware, Inc 50
- Direct Client Connections 51
- 52 VMware, Inc 52
- RSA SecurID Authentication 53
- Smart Card Authentication 53
- 54 VMware, Inc 54
- VMware, Inc. 55 55
- Assigning Administrator Roles 56
- VMware, Inc. 57 57
- Security Server Topologies 58
- VMware, Inc. 59 59
- 60 VMware, Inc 60
- VMware, Inc. 61 61
- View Secure 62
- GW Server & PCoIP 62
- Secure GW 62
- Table 5-3. Default Ports 63
- View Secure Gateway Server 64
- PCoIP Secure Gateway 64
- View LDAP 65
- View Messaging 65
- Firewall Rules for View Agent 65
- Protocol Ports 66
- PCoIP 4172 (TCP and UDP) 66
- HP RGS 42966 66
- VMware View Environment 6 67
- 68 VMware, Inc 68
- 70 VMware, Inc 70
- VMware, Inc. 71 71
- 72 VMware, Inc 72
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