When you are finished with the view client, you can either log off the desktop with the traditional Windows logoff button (click the start menu, it should be on the right of the start menu pane) – or you can click the X on the View toolbar.This three-day, hands-on course gives you the skills to deliver virtual desktops and applications through a single virtual desktop infrastructure platform. This allows you to do other work in the background.

You can also minimize the View client by using the _ button on the right side of the toolbar. If you would like it back, move your mouse to the top of the screen – the toolbar will come down again (you can pin it again with the thumbtack). The View toolbar will disappear back into the top of the screen. If you need to access menus or buttons below the toolbar, you can click the thumbtack on the left. The View client resembles the Microsoft Remote Desktop client in that it has a toolbar on the top. There is now a separate tutorial on how to connect to Horizon with a Windows client located at install-horizon. The latest clients are available at VMware’s site. The client allows you to connect and authenticate to a Horizon server, then select the desktop you would like to use. The client is availible for PC, Mac and Linux users. To connect to a Horizon Desktop, you will need to download the VMware Horizon Client. For a tutorial on connecting to the VPN, please see: How to connect to the Pace VPN The easiest way to accomplish this is to use the Pace VPN, located at. Users who are located off-campus must first get on the Pace network. VMware Horizon (formerly VMware View and VMware Horizon View) is a technology that allows us to present a remote desktop, with all of the software needed for your course, to students and faculty at any time of the day, from any location – on or off campus. Connecting to VMware Horizon View What is VMware View or VMware Horizon?

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