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Using PCoIP Host Cards w ith VMw are View 9 9.1 9.2 Known Issues, Troubleshooting, and FAQ This section outlines specific troubleshooting, and frequently asked questions related to firmware release 3.4.1 on zero clients and host cards when using VMware View. For a comprehensive troubleshooting resource, search the: • Teradici Knowledge Base (click Knowledge Base after you log in). • VMware View Product Support Center Troubleshooting This section outlines some common issues and suggested solutions. Item Issue 1 Trouble connecting to the host machine 2 The desktop display resolution may change w hen a user resizes the softw are client w indow w hile a session is active w ith a PCoIP host card. Sometimes w hen this change occurs, the graphics driver scales the desktop image and the desktop no longer fits w ithin the client w indow . Solution The PC is often unreachable w ithin the first tw o minutes (approximately) of pow ering on the host PC. Wait several minutes for the View Agent to communicate w ith the View Connection Server. Log into the View Connection Server, and then check the state for the host PC. Resize the client w indow or configure the graphics driver to use the monitor's built-in scaling feature. Frequently Asked Questions How can I verify the PCoIP host driver software is installed and running properly? Log into the host PC, click the host software icon in the system tray, and then verify that the session statistics are being updated. Updated statistics indicates that the host driver software can communicate with the host card. If the statistics are not being updated, see the PCoIP Host Software User Guide (TER0810001) for help with debugging the issue. Can I connect a supported VMware software client to a workstation? Yes. The worksation must be running the View Agent. What software clients are supported? For an up-to-date list of the supported software clients, see the VMware View 5 Evaluator's Guide. TER0911004 Issue 2 23

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Using PCoIP Host Cards with VMware View
TER0911004 Issue 2
23
9
Known Issues, Troubleshooting, and FAQ
This section outlines specific troubleshooting, and frequently asked questions related to
firmware release 3.4.1 on zero clients and host cards when using VMware View. For a
comprehensive troubleshooting resource, search the:
Teradici Knowledge Base
(click
Knowledge Base
after you log in).
VMware View Product Support Center
9.1
Troubleshooting
This section outlines some common issues and suggested solutions.
Item
Issue
Solution
1
Trouble connecting to the host
machine
The PC is often unreachable w ithin the first tw o
minutes (approximately) of pow ering on the host PC.
Wait several minutes for the View Agent to
communicate w ith the View Connection Server. Log
into the View Connection Server, and then check the
state for the host PC.
2
The desktop display resolution may
change w hen a user resizes the
softw are client w indow w hile a
session is active w ith a PCoIP host
card. Sometimes w hen this change
occurs, the graphics driver scales
the desktop image and the desktop
no longer fits w ithin the client
w indow .
Resize the client w indow or configure the graphics
driver to use the monitor’s built-in scaling feature.
9.2
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I verify the PCoIP host driver software is installed and running properly?
Log into the host PC, click the host software icon in the system tray, and then verify that the
session statistics are being updated. Updated statistics indicates that the host driver software
can communicate with the host card.
If the statistics are not being updated, see the
PCoIP Host Software User Guide
(TER0810001)
for help with debugging the issue.
Can I connect a supported VMware software client to a workstation?
Yes. The worksation must be running the View Agent.
What software clients are supported?
For an up-to-date list of the supported software clients, see the
VMware View 5 Evaluator's
Guide
.