ALL ABOUT EUC

Since the admin UI of Azure has been updated by Microsoft, today I will also update the Horizon Cloud (HoC) deployment procedure base on the new Azure UI. The solution of Horizon Cloud on Azure includes 2 major components; Horizon Cloud Control Plane and Azure Subscription. The Cloud Control Plane is hosted by Omnissa and mainly used by administrator for admin job like create image, desktop provisioning, user entitlement and etc. No VDI session or user data will route through

Omnissa is now providing a service name Proving Ground (PG) to all partners. As a Omnissa partner, you can request the service to have your own platform including Horizon, UEM, Access. and etc. for your own testing purpose. You can build you own testing/demo environment with the PG. You can follow the steps below to get access to your own PG. And please be remind that each partner can only have one set of PG granted. Navigate to testdrive.omnissa.com . Click " Login ". Login

To have better compatibility and performance, Omnissa released a document on how to manually prepare a Windows machine as Horizon master image machine. Following is the official documentation for details. https://techzone.omnissa.com/resource/manually-creating-optimized- windows - image s-horizon-vms For the most common use case of using vSphere VM as master image, I have summarized following high level steps for easy reading. Details of each steps can be found in the Omnis

In some cases, the Horizon failed the desktop pool provisioning with timeout error. It happens on both different automatic pool types. And turn out the reason is the process stuck during Windows sysprep. Since the Windows desktop in automatic pool will have a customization process with sysprep. The desktop provisioning will fail If the sysprep failed. This always happens on Windows 23H2 or above. This due to some pre-installed Appx package is not compatbile with sysprep. But