VMware Horizon 8.10.0.2306 + Client instal the new for ios

IMPORTANT NOTE: A VMware Horizon virtual desktop or hosted application is required to use the VMware Horizon Client for iOS. Whether it was SCVMM related or just general Hyper-V, not being able to rely on current KBs or other user posts for help was so frustrating as you can with ESXi, or hell, even Proxmox for example.VMware Horizon Client for iOS makes it easy to work on your VMware Horizon virtual desktop and hosted applications from your iPhone or iPad, giving you on-the-go access from any location. Dell, VMware, or HPE Support don't hold a candle to how terrible Microsoft support is. You might as well throw your money down the garbage disposal because their support is hot garbage as I'm sure most around here is aware. The Nine Circles of hell which is Microsoft's support system.Your general non-specific Windows errors when things occur and complete lack of useful results or fixes when Googling said error. SCVMM (2016) was a hot piece of garbage when I used it.For a Hyper-V cluster, should I use the Failover Cluster MMC, Windows Admin Center, SCVMM? Too many half baked consoles at the time I used them.Lincoln?'Īll joking aside, a few of my reasons for hating Hyper-V: Had 0 issues other than the underlying SDS shitting the bed With VMware and Citrix being acquired… maybe they were on to something. Microsoft has been somewhat quietly extending Azure back to the datacenter for years now, and doing things like packing Azure into a shipping crate for remote, non-Internet connected applications. Of course Citrix is another licensing pain point… but we have Azure Virtual Desktop experience in our back pocket, because Horizon is just the same boat flying different colors. A couple times a year I get “wow I haven’t seen that much XenServer for a while.” 😂 I have a nice stack of hosts running XenSever for Citrix VDI workloads to avoid VMware licensing. We already have the code for building DR on Azure…Īllocate some hardware and pilot something on both platforms, dev, stage, and prod and see what works? Assuming you’re not looking to make an immediate enterprise altering, potentially resume generating event decision. Hyper-V is no vSphere, so if you’re looking for more functionality than a basic Windows failover cluster you’ll have to add in System Center Virtual Machine Manager… Honestly I feel like Microsoft is moving toward Azure Stack to replace Hyper-V/VMM… we’re so far into Azure I wouldn’t mind doing a pricing exercise.

VMware Horizon 8.10.0.2306 + Client instal the new for ios