Adobe CC and UEM

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Hello,

 

 

I’m trying to setup Adobe CC 2018 on an app stack. I have been able to capture the application on a stack fine. The challenge I have is to capture the actions of accepting the license agreement and to logon to the adobe cloud for licensing using UEM.

 

 

Here is what happens:

User logs on > Opens a component of CC > users is asked to accept the license agreement then user is asked to logon to the cloud for the license. User logs off > vm gets deleted/rebuilt (Persistent Instant Clone) > User logs on > Opens a component of CC > user is asked to accept the license agreement then user is asked to logon to the cloud for the license.

Has anyone figure out a way to address this with UEM?

 

Current Environment

Horizon 7.3.2

App Vols. 2.13.1.4

UEM 9.2.1.794

 

 

Upgrading soon to

Horizon 7.5.1

App Vols. 2.14

UEM 9.4

Unable to log into vCenter 6.7 VMware Appliance Management page

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vCenter 6.7 fresh vCenter Server Appliance install with an embedded Platform Services Controller on a 6.5 ESXi host.

Stage 1: Deploy appliance – Completed successfully

Stage 2: Configure appliance – Completed sucessfully

 

When I try to log in as root on the VMware Appliance Management web:5480 page using the IP address of the server, I receive the error. Unable to login, NOT the error Unable to authenticate user. I can successfully log in using the console with root credentials. Used a variety of browsers and validated security settings. Any ideas?

 

Adding NIC to HP DL580 Gen9 running ESXi 5.5U3

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Having some troubles with our HP DL580 that I was hoping I could get some suggestions for;

 

When we build our ESXi servers, we set the BIOS settings and Legacy BIOS mode via the profile templates in HP OneView.

We have just finished configuring a HP DL580 Gen9 with our standard build scripts and SPP but were asked to provide an additional, dedicated connection to provide a direct network path for patching.

 

Generally the server is built with 2 x CNE1200 NICs and 2 x LPe12000 HBA. To accommodate the client’s request, we added an additional CNE1200 NIC to the server, ran the SPP again to apply drivers and restarted the server (new total 3 x CNE1200 NICs on DL580 Gen9)

 

When the server comes back online after installing the NIC, we are issued the following error message:

1706-The Extended BIOS Data Area in Server Memory has been Overwritten – Smart Array Interrupt 13h BIOS Cannot Continue – System Halted

 

During some troubleshooting, I noticed that if I revert the server BIOS setting to UEFI mode, it will circumvent this error and it appears that ESXi 5.5U3 loads up properly and I am able to interact with the server in vCenter no problem. We are able to configure and utilize the server properly at this stage but if I try to revert the BIOS settings to Legacy Mode, it will present the 1706-error message again.

 

I was poking around based on some articles I saw online regarding similar errors others have dealt with; and I noticed that the Smart Array Storage Administrator fails to load as well – the screen gets stuck on the ‘loading drivers’ portion of the built-in application.

 

Is there a reason to be using Legacy BIOS in ESXi 5.5U3 if I am able to boot to the OS?

I read that swapping between the 2 was not supported after installation but I have been able to do so without any obvious adverse behaviour in the system

Is there a recommended process/steps I can follow for adding hardware such as NICs to an already running server configuration?

Would a full re-imaging of the server be recommended to have this new hardware function properly?

 

I can try to provide any additional, relevant information in determining the underlying cause should it be required

 

Thanks for any help you guys can offer

VMware Horizon View Blast Secure Gateway (Unable to start)

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VMware Horizon View Blast Secure Gateway

The service is in a suspended state, and an error is reported after clicking recovery. First time installation, please help me.

 

Windows Server 2016 X64

New windows, first install VMware-viewconnectionserver-x86_64-7.5.0-8583568.exe

 

windows event information:

1.Started C:Program FilesVMwareVMware ViewServerappblastgatewayrun-absg.cmd  for service VMBlastSG in C:Program FilesVMwareVMware ViewServerappblastgateway.

2.Program C:Program FilesVMwareVMware ViewServerappblastgatewayrun-absg.cmd for service VMBlastSG exited with return code 0.

3.Killing process tree of process 9448 for service VMBlastSG with exit code 0

4.Killing PID 9448 in process tree of PID 9448 because service VMBlastSG is stopping.

5.Service VMBlastSG action for exit code 0 is Restart. Attempting to restart C:Program FilesVMwareVMware ViewServerappblastgatewayrun-absg.cmd.

6.Registry key AppParameters is unset for service VMBlastSG. No flags will be passed to C:Program FilesVMwareVMware ViewServerappblastgatewayrun-absg.cmd when it starts.

7.Service VMBlastSG ran for less than 1500 milliseconds. Restart will be delayed by 256000 milliseconds.

 

C:ProgramDataVMwareVDMlogsBlast Secure Gatewayabsg.log  information:

[2018-07-06 12:17:13.143] [INFO]     188 [absg-master] – Node.js version: v6.14.1

[2018-07-06 12:17:13.146] [INFO]     188 [absg-master] – ABSG configuration: { PlayStoredLog: [Function],

  fipsMode: false,

  destHttps: true,

  localPort: 8443,

  localAddr: ‘0.0.0.0’,

  localHttps: true,

  localHttpsCipherSpec: ‘!aNULL:kECDH+AESGCM:ECDH+AESGCM:RSA+AESGCM:kECDH+AES:ECDH+AES:RSA+AES’,

  localHttpsProtocolLow: ‘tls1.1’,

  localHttpsProtocolHigh: ‘tls1.2’,

  hmacAlgorithms: [ ‘sha1’, ‘sha256’ ],

  enableUDP: false,

  localUDPPort: 8443,

  localUDPAddr: ‘0.0.0.0’,

  externAddr: ‘127.0.0.1’,

  externPort: 8443,

  externHttps: true,

  externDomain: ”,

  adminAddr: ‘127.0.0.1’,

  adminPort: 8123,

  autostart: false,

  logReplaceConsole: true,

  logLevel: ‘INFO’,

  logFilesize: 8388608,

  logBackupCount: 16,

  logFilename: ‘C:ProgramDataVMwareVDMlogsBlast Secure Gatewayabsg.log’,

  logTraceUDP: 0,

  certificateStore: ‘windows-local-machine’,

  certificateFolder: ‘MY’,

  certificateName: ‘vdm’,

  productMode: true,

  displayConfig: true,

  maxUriLength: 2083,

  requestTimeout: 120000,

  sessionIdleTimeout: 60000,

  webSocketSessionIdleTimeout: 120000,

  removeUserAgentHeader: false,

  addProxyAgentHeader: true,

  removeJSessionId: false,

  allowMany2OneAccess: false,

  allowManyRoutesToDest: true,

  ipProtocol: ‘IPv4’,

  useExternalForwarder: true,

  labelGenerationMaxRandomAttempts: 10000,

  auxFlowLabelPrefixGenerationMaxRandomAttempts: 10000,

  auxFlowsAllowed: true,

  externalForwarderFlowCleanUpPeriodSec: 600,

  externalForwarderFlowCleanUpEnabledMainFlow: true,

  externalForwarderFlowCleanUpEnabledAuxFlow: true,

  logPath: ‘C:ProgramDataVMwareVDMlogsBlast Secure Gateway’,

  https: {},

  localOnlyAddr: ‘127.0.0.1’,

  anyInterfaceAddr: ‘0.0.0.0’,

  numWorkers: 8,

  hideToken: false,

  doLoadbalance: true,

  pidWidth: 7,

  externalForwarderPath: ‘C:Program FilesVMwareVMware ViewServerappblastgatewayudpforwarder.exe’,

  numUDPWorkers: 0,

  udpVersion: 1,

  isTraceEnabled: false,

  isDebugEnabled: false }

[2018-07-06 12:17:13.175] [ERROR]     188 [absg-master] – keystoreutil.exe failed to load certificate from [ ‘windows-local-machine’, ‘MY’, ‘vdm’ ] 1 Failed to acquire private key handle (error 2148073492)

vmware-vmx high cpu usage causing Mac to heat up constantly

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MacBook Pro Retina:

  • Model Name: MacBook Pro
  • Model Identifier: MacBookPro11,4
  • Processor Name: Intel Core i7
  • Processor Speed: 2.5 GHz
  • Number of Processors: 1
  • Total Number of Cores: 4
  • L2 Cache (per Core): 256 KB
  • L3 Cache: 6 MB
  • Memory: 16 GB

 

VMWare Fusion Professional Version 8.5.10 (7527438)

 

When I power-on the VM, MacBook fan starts to run very noisy and get machine hot. I’ve seen in Activity Monitor that a process “vmware-vmx” is hanging a lot of CPU (about 100-150% at any time).

 

I got a Windows 10 Enterprise VM with dedicated/allocated 2 cores and 8GB RAM. I power-on the virtual machine and min later the fans are running very fast and Activity Monitor shows that vmware-vmx is using +100% CPU.

 

I’ve tried to play with the resources, turn off accelerate 3D graphics but no result. What can I do to troubleshoot and how do I get to the root cause. This issue was not even noticeable a year ago but not sure what changed to all the sudden heat up and run high CPU.

 

Help please!

Vcenter installation Failure: “Failed to send http data”

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Hello,

 

I am trying to install vcenter and keep getting this error. I have disabled my firewall and still get the error. Please help!

 

2018-07-03T14:37:44.444Z – info: output:PROGRESS

 

2018-07-03T14:37:50.279Z – info: output:

 

2018-07-03T14:37:50.279Z – info: output:

 

2018-07-03T14:37:50.279Z – info: output:ERROR

+ <Errors>

+ <Error>

+ <Type>ovftool.http.send</Type>

+ <LocalizedMsg>

+ Failed to send http data

+ </LocalizedMsg>

+ </Error>

+ </Errors>

 

 

2018-07-03T14:37:52.414Z – info: output:RESULT

+ ERROR

 

 

2018-07-03T14:37:52.415Z – info: Xml output from ovftool: <data><ManifestValidate valid=”true”/><Errors><Error><Type>ovftool.http.send</Type><LocalizedMsg>Failed to send http data</LocalizedMsg></Error></Errors></data>

2018-07-03T14:37:52.415Z – error: Ovf Service:vmrefFlag: false

2018-07-03T14:37:52.416Z – info: Cancelling timeout due to error from progress callback

2018-07-03T14:37:52.416Z – error: Progress Controller: [VCSA ERROR] – Progress callback error

2018-07-03T14:37:52.416Z – error: Progress Controller: [VCSA ERROR] – Details Failed to send http data

2018-07-03T14:37:52.419Z – info: Cancelling the ping timer for session mgmt

2018-07-03T14:37:52.419Z – info: Cancelling the ping timer for session mgmt

2018-07-03T14:37:52.437Z – info: ovfProcess child process exited with code 1

2018-07-0