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How to determine what version of Citrix XenDesktop.

The vSphere Integrated Containers Engine bundle includes: Scripts that you run to install, upgrade, or remove the vSphere Client plug-in for vSphere Integrated Containers.

Finding a virtual machine in VMware vSphere by the. After you deploy the vSphere Integrated Containers appliance, you download the vSphere Integrated Containers Engine bundle from the appliance to your usual working machine.

Connectivity issues between Citrix XenDesktop DDC.

Active Directory domain authentication missing in.

Lync 2013 client’s conversations list displays an.

Setting the “Microsoft Exchange server” autodiscov.

Slow / jerky / lag scroll performance with Excel 2.

Connecting to Citrix XenDesktop 5.6 virtual deskto.

Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop Pass-Through Authenti.

Removing and adding a renamed desktop into a Citri.

Connecting to VMware View 5.1.2 desktop via PCoIP.

Note that the name of the VM is the value for Parent.

#VSPHERE 5 CLIENT FOR MAC MAC OS X#

The way around this is to use the Format-List (or FL for the short form) cmdlet to list all of the properties for the VM including the name as shown here: VMware Horizon Client can be installed on Mac OS X 10.6.8 or later. Unfortunately as shown in the screenshot above, this cmdlet gives me all of the network details of the offending VM but not the name of it. Get-VM -Location “XenDesktop VDI Master Images” | Get-NetworkAdapter I’m not much of an expert with PowerShell cmdlets since I don’t really use them on a daily basis so I dug up one of my old posts:īulk changing port group settings for virtual machines in vSphere 5 with vSphere PowerCLI

Great, it’s a VMware device and I have over hundreds of VMs hosted.Īs there isn’t a way to list VMs or search via MAC addresses in the vSphere Client, I had to resort to using PowerShell. So the good news is that I have the MAC address of the conflicting device: 00-50-56-91-33-B4 but the bad news is that when I look this MAC address on a MAC finder site such as: I recently had to troubleshoot an issue within a Citrix XenDesktop environment hosted on VMware vSphere 5.1 where one of the DDC (Desktop Delivery Controllers) appeared to have an IP conflict with another VM: