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VMware View Installation

Three shell VMs are provided with the lab kit, these provide the main components of the

View environment. To run these VMs under Workstation with 8GB of RAM it is easiest to

power down one of the ESXi hosts.

Automated Installation

Edit the file B:\Automate\Automate.ini on the build share; the following lines are relevant to

the View build:

ViewInstall=None

ViewInstallOptions=50, 51, None

BuildViewVM=ask

BuildViewVMOptions=True, False

ViewVMProductKey=XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

Edit the ViewInstall line for the version of View You wish to install, make sure you have

placed the files in the folder on the build share. Edit the BuildViewVM line to choose

whether to build the first Windows XP VM, make sure the Windows install ISO is in the root

of the build share and named WinXP.iso. Edit the ViewVMProductKey line to reflect the

product key for the version of Windows XP in your WinXP.iso file. The vCenter build script

will create fully unattended install ISOs for both Windows 2003 and Windows XP

The View Composer software will be installed on the VC when it is rebuilt; alternatively you

can install yourself using the manual install information. If you chose to have the View VM

built it will be created as part of the Add Hosts to vCenter script on the VC, option 3 in the

AutoLab Script Menu.

Connection server software will be installed on both CS1 and CS2 VMs; these will be

replicas for View purposes. You usually only want one Connection server in the lab but

replicas are useful for testing load balancing connection servers or testing Tags. With View

5.0 the vCenter server will be added to the View configuration along with its View composer

function. View 5.1 presents some issues with certificates so the VC isn’t automatically added

to View although it is still installed. View Composer domains do not appear to be able to be

added automatically using PowerShell, so you will need to set this up yourself.

Before building the Security server VM (SS) you must set a pairing password on CS1 using

the View administration page. Set the usual password of VMware1! And make sure you build

SS before the password expires. The Events Database will also require configuration using

the information below, again this does not appear to be automatable using PowerShell.

Manual Installation

The default B:\Automate\Automate.ini does not automate the View install. To manually

install you will want the following information:

Location of install files B:\View50 or B:\View51

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