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Implementing VMware Horizon 7 - Second Edition

By : Jason Ventresco
Book Image

Implementing VMware Horizon 7 - Second Edition

By: Jason Ventresco

Overview of this book

VMware Horizon 7 has been a buzz since it was announced. One of the major reasons is the introduction of the new Instant Clones feature. This book will complement the product documentation by providing real-life examples of how it is implemented along with the latest features and components of the platform. We'll explore the latest features of the platform, including those added through product acquisitions such as User Environment Manager and App Volumes. Further on, you will also be introduced to the new capabilities added to the core product such Linked-Clone RDS pools. Upon completion of this book, you will have an understanding of the capabilities and benefits VMware Horizon can provide to your organization, and how each of its components are implemented.
Table of Contents (21 chapters)
Implementing VMware Horizon 7 Second Edition
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Preface

Administering Horizon desktop pools


In this section, we will review the PowerCLI commands that are used to create Horizon desktop pools. This section assumes you are familiar with Horizon pool configuration options, some of which are described in Chapter 10, Creating Horizon Desktop Pools . As mentioned earlier in this chapter, if you need more information about a specific command, you can use the PowerCLI Get-Help command in the format: Get-Help command -full | more, replacing X with the command in question.

Tip

When creating linked clone desktop pools, you must specify the vCenter and Horizon Composer domain in separate commands prior to beginning the command that actually creates the pool. This is done in the sample commands provided, and the required text is shown below:

Get-ViewVC -serverName "Vc-01.vjason.local" | Get-ComposerDomain -domain "vjason.local" -username "vjason\svc-composer" | ...

The | character is used to feed the results of one PowerCLI command into the next command provided...