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How can I install the VMWare view client such that it stores the user name and password. &nbsp;The user will NOT be the same credentials as &nbsp;PC logon.<br />
I found a place in the registry that stores the username. ([HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwa<wbr />re\VMware,<wbr /> Inc.\VMware VDM\Client\MRUsername])<br />
But I have tried to add similar value for the password with no luck.<br />
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Ive tried to install as below, per couementation but that doesnt work, I get an error<br />
'VDM_SERVER_NAME' is not recognized as an internal or external command,<br />
operable program or batch file.<br />
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VMware-viewclient-4.6.0-36<wbr />6101.exe /s /v&quot;/qb! VDM_VC_MANAGED_AGENT=0<br />
VDM_SERVER_NAME=sxerver VDM_SERVER_USERNAME=user VDM_SERVER_PASSWORD=passwo<wbr />rd&quot;<br />
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Anyone? &nbsp;Can this even be done?
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How can I install the VMWare view client such that it stores the user name and password.  The user will NOT be the same credentials as  PC logon.
I found a place in the registry that stores the username. ([HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VMware, Inc.\VMware VDM\Client\MRUsername])
But I have tried to add similar value for the password with no luck.


Ive tried to install as below, per couementation but that doesnt work, I get an error
'VDM_SERVER_NAME' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.


VMware-viewclient-4.6.0-366101.exe /s /v"/qb! VDM_VC_MANAGED_AGENT=0
VDM_SERVER_NAME=sxerver VDM_SERVER_USERNAME=user VDM_SERVER_PASSWORD=password"

Anyone?  Can this even be done?

VMware view client 4.6 - Can I store  the user name and password?

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