Ubuntu OVA for Horizon Ubuntu OVA for Horizon is a pre-packaged OVA built on Ubuntu that automates the configuration needed for a Linux Desktop Template to be used in a VMware Horizon 7. 2 Design Language Pattern Pattern Program Series Software more. 1 environment. Hi there, I'm well versed in sysadmin stuff and public clouds but I am vmware total noob. I have two problems: First problem: I grabbed the.
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Ubuntu OVA As you may know, VMware Horizon View supporting some Linux desktop distribution as virtual desktop from VMware Horizon View 7.x, it means that you can deliver Linux desktops to users. There is many performance recommendations about delivering virtual desktops to users and should be considered by administrators on any operating systems. Most administrators are familiar with Windows OS but few of them are expert in Linux. There is many and tools for Windows optimization such as but there isn’t enough official guides and tools for Linux. Ubuntu is most popular Linux desktop and server distributions and VMware’s engineers made a virtual appliance for using as virtual desktop by installing Ubuntu desktop on virtual machine. The image contains two scripts, first script will optimize Ubuntu machine for using as virtual desktop and second script will assist you about VMware Horizon View Agent installation. Ubuntu OVA Requirements • User • Optimization script requires VM to have network access • VM must be able to resolve • Domain Admin privileges (if joining to the domain) • vSphere 6.0 U2, or later • vSphere 6.5 or later • ESXi 6.0 U2 or later • Horizon Connection Server 7.1 or later • Horizon Client 4.4 or later • Comprehensive list of System Requirements for Horizon 7 for Linux Instructions • Download the pre-packaged OVA and deploy to your datacenter • Boot up the VM • Open a console to the VM and login as.
/ linux - agent - installer. Sh Proceed to Features • Built from Ubuntu’s mini.iso for a minimal footprint • Configures your Timezone • Updates admin (viewadmin) and root passwords • Configures DNS Servers • Disables automatic updates (except for security updates) • Sets default run level to 5 • Sets FQDN in /etc/hosts • Installs Horizon Agent dependencies • Installs Winbind • Configures krb5.conf • Configures smb.conf • New user home directory config • Optimizes login screen for VDI • Removes guest login • Installs Drivers & Media codecs • Domain Join is optional and occurs using Winbind. Other domain-join methods require manual configuration • Winbind default domain flag is optional (required for SSO) • Utilizes MATE DE (fork from GNOME 2) • OVA RAM configured for 2GB per best practice • OVA CPU configured for 2vCPU per best practice • OVA vRAM configured to 128 MB per best practice • SVGA properties configured to best practice • LTS Upgrade notifications disabled Limitations • Support for 1 Domain Controller • Support for 2D desktops only Key Considerations • Your Active Directory may have different encryption type requirements. These can be modified in krb5.conf • After rebooting, you can run the command wbinfo –g to see your AD groups.