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thank you, I will check that tomorrow morning and see if I can get more details to you to try solve the issue. Sorry for the late respond.<br />
Roy
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thank you, I will check that tomorrow morning and see if I can get more details to you to try solve the issue. Sorry for the late respond.
Roy

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Did you resolve, and if so what was the answer? <br />
Firewall?<br />
NAT rules? or VMWare?
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Did you resolve, and if so what was the answer?
Firewall?
NAT rules? or VMWare?

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Dear Experts,<br />
Our VMware view 4.5 get disconnected from the view connection server for some reason.<br />
When I access the view connection server I see all desktop with a status availible, no error messages and nothing in the server logs.<br />
When a user try to conne ct to the VM Desktop it get connected and after 30 seconds it get disconnected, at this point the desktop in view connection server shows as disconnected and under remote sessions the session is there.<br />
We using WYSE Thin Clients.<br />
This issue is for all users all thin clients all connections, so I am assuming there is something up with the VMware view connection server.<br />
Any ideas?<br />
Thank you<br />
Roy
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Dear Experts,
Our VMware view 4.5 get disconnected from the view connection server for some reason.
When I access the view connection server I see all desktop with a status availible, no error messages and nothing in the server logs.
When a user try to conne ct to the VM Desktop it get connected and after 30 seconds it get disconnected, at this point the desktop in view connection server shows as disconnected and under remote sessions the session is there.
We using WYSE Thin Clients.
This issue is for all users all thin clients all connections, so I am assuming there is something up with the VMware view connection server.
Any ideas?
Thank you
Roy

VMWare View disconnects

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