
It is possible to embed the parameters necessary to connect to your organisation’s connection brokers inside the ThinApp package. Nothing major that an email with instructions or a piece of paper would not solve, but there is a more elegant solution for that. However, after executing View Client the user would have to know the FQDN for the View Connection Broker and this can be tricky depending on the technical ability of your users.
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This has all been explained in my previous post. This is specially handy in airport lounges and internet cafes.Īs mentioned, ideally this package should be carried in a USB stick or be available for download from your organisation’s webpage.

Recently in my article “ Take your Virtual Desktop anywhere” I discussed the creation of a ThinApp package for VMware View Client to allow portability of Virtual Desktops without requirement to deploy View Client to the computer you or your users are using.
