Enabling SAML authentication for Horizon with…

Enabling SAML authentication for Horizon with Unified Access Gateway and Azure A...Enabling SAML authentication for Horizon with...This blog post describes the required steps for enabling SAML authentication for Horizon with Unified Access Gateway and Azure AD, including the configuration for integrating Horizon apps and desktops in existing (third-party) workspace portal solutions.VMware Social Media Advocacy

vSphere DRS/pDRS and vROps Workload Optimization

vSphere DRS/pDRS and vROps Workload OptimizationvSphere DRS/pDRS and vROps Workload OptimizationHow is vSphere DRS and pDRS different than vROps Workload Optimization? This has been a common question since Workload Optimization was introduced back in vROps 6.7. Let's start with the basics: what is DRS? Distributed Resource Scheduling (DRS) is a vSphere feature designed to provide... Continue Reading →

Generate and replace a VMware vCenter Server…

Generate and replace a VMware vCenter Server 6.7 certificateGenerate and replace a VMware vCenter Server...Installing Certificate Authority Server: we install certificate authority in Windows Server 2019, do the following steps: Important Note: 1. To perform this procedure, the computer on which you are installing AD CS must be joined to a domain where Active Directory... Continue Reading →

Webcast: Explore SaaS Delivery of VDI and…

Webcast: Explore SaaS Delivery of VDI and Published AppsWebcast: Explore SaaS Delivery of VDI and...In this webcast, we’ll look at the benefits of using #SaaS to deploy desktops and apps across multiple private and public clouds, and show you how to capitalize on SaaS delivery of VDI and published apps.VMware Social Media Advocacy

„Twice NAT“ with NSX-T T0 Gateway

"Twice NAT" with NSX-T T0 Gateway"Twice NAT" with NSX-T T0 GatewayNetwork address translation, or more commonly NAT, is most often used to do source NAT or destination NAT. In rare instances, SNAT or DNAT isn't enough to get ip packets to their destination. Enter twice nat.VMware Social Media Advocacy

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