VMware Horizon 8: Deploy and Manage

• Course logistics and introductions.
• The course's goals.

• Recognize Horizon's features and advantages.
• Describe Horizon's logical and conceptual structure.

• Convert customer requirements to use-case attributes
• Define a use case for your virtual-desktop and the application infrastructure

• Outline fundamental virtualization principles.
• To access your vCenter Server system and the VMware-ESXi hosts, use the VMware vSphere® ClientTM.
• Construct, set up, and eliminate a virtual machine.

• Utilizing vSphere, make a Windows and a Linux virtual machine.
• Prepare Windows and Linux virtual machines for setting up Horizon desktop VMs by optimising them.

• Describe the configuration options available when deploying the Horizon Agent on virtual machines running Linux and Windows.
• For the Horizon computers running Linux and Windows, create a golden image.

• List the procedures for creating a template for desktop pool deployment.
• Outline the procedures for adding desktops to the inventory of VMware Horizon® Connection ServerTM.
• Examine the pools for floating and devoted assignments.
• Describe how to build an automated pool.
• Specify the user's rights.
• Describe the hierarchy of the policies at the global, pool, and user levels.

• List the various clients and their advantages.
• Use HTML and different Horizon clients to access Horizon desktop.
• Set up shared folders, USB redirection, and integrated printing.
• Set up Microsoft Teams' session collaboration and media optimization.

• Describe the benefits of quick clones.
• Describe the provisioning technology used for desktop pools with quick clone.
• Create a pool of immediate clones that are automated.
• Upload updated photos to desktop pools that instantly clone.

• Describe the differences between an automated pool and an RDS desktop pool.
• Evaluate and contrast a farm, an application pool, and an RDS session host pool.
• Establish an application pool and an RDS desktop pool.
• Use the Horizon Client to access RDS desktops and applications.
• Automate the construction of RDSH farms using the instant clone technique.
• Set up load-balancing on a farm for RDSHs.

• Use the Horizon Administrator console dashboard to keep track on the condition of the Horizon components.
• Use the HelpDesk tool to keep an eye on desktop sessions.
• Use the Horizon Performance Tracker to keep an eye on the remote desktop's performance.

• Recognize the reference design for VMware Horizon.
• List the features that Horizon Connection Server supports.
• List the suggested hardware specifications for Horizon Connection Server.

• Create an event database for Horizon.
• Describe how to set up the Horizon Connection Server for the first time.

• Evaluate the various forms of authentication that Horizon Connection Server offers.
• List the methods of Smartcard authentication that Horizon Connection Server accepts.
• Describe how to build a custom role and a Horizon administrator.
• Outline the positions that are available in a Horizon setting.
• Describe the function of certificates in Horizon Connection Server.
• Horizon Connection Server certificates should be installed and configured.
• In a Horizon environment, set up and configure True SSO.

• Be aware of Workspace ONE Access' capabilities and advantages.
• Identify the features of the Workspace ONE Access console.
• Describe Workspace ONE Access's identity management features.
• Describe Workspace ONE Access's access management system.
• Describe the integration of Workspace ONE Access with the directory.
• Utilize Workspace services to deploy virtual applications.

• Compare the remote display protocols that are available in VMware Horizon
• Describe BLAST
• Describe the BLAST Display Protocol Codecs
• Summarize BLAST Codec options
• List ideal applications for each BLAST codec
• Describe BLAST and PCoIP ADMX GPO standard configurations

• Describe the Horizon 8 choices for 3D rendering.
• Evaluate vDGA and vSGA.
• Describe the procedures for setting up graphics cards to be used in a Horizon environment.

• Describe a replica connection server's function.
• Describe how synchronisation is kept between several Horizon Connection Server instances in a pod.
• Describe the procedures for setting up graphics cards to be used in a Horizon environment.

• To utilise in a Horizon environment, configure a load balancer.
• Describe VIPA and the Horizon Cloud Pod Architecture.
• Describe the scalability possibilities for the Horizon Cloud Pod Architecture.

• Describe ideas related to safe Horizon connections.
• Describe the process for limiting connections on Horizon.
• Go over the advantages of employing a unified access gateway.
• List the two-factor authentication techniques that Unified Access Gateway supports.

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Q: Who is the intended audience for this course?

A: Tier 1 Operators, administrators, and architects for VMware Horizon should enroll in this course. These individuals are responsible for creating, maintaining, and delivering remote and virtual desktop services. Additional duties can include implementing, supporting, and administering an organization's end-user computing infrastructure

A: This course has a duration of 5 days.

A: No. These training programs are helping to improve your skills & knowledge of the technology, which would allow you to land your dream job by learning them.

Our training program will maximize your ability and chances of getting a successful job. You have to select a position according to your convenience. Your performance in the training program and interview is crucial for getting a good job.

A: Yes, your employer can pay your fees.

A: The learners will be enthralled as we engage them in the natural world and industry Oriented projects during the training program. These projects will improve your skills and knowledge and give you a better experience. These real-time projects will help you a lot in your future tasks and assignments.