leave Warn before connecting to untrusted servers, check the box to Allow connection via an SSL Proxy, and click OK:ġ1. once rebooted, run the Horizon Client, click the 3 lines at the top right-hand side and choose Configure SSL:ĩ. when you start the installation click on Customise and on the splash screenĥ.
go to the VMware Horizon Client for WindowsĤ. The SSL is a security protocol that provides privacy, authentication, and integrity to Internet communications.ġ. To use the update UoS Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), you need to install the VMware Horizon Client and set the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) configuration to use the SSL Proxy mode.
The client will appear within the “ Installation status” list. DoUble click on the icon of the “ VMware Horizon Client”. Click on the “ Additional Software” icon on your desktop or click on the “ Software Center” icon into the Start menu. UoS laptops and desktops have already been configured. Using your own computer with macOS or Linux Instructions Using a computer own by the University of Southampton (UoS) with Windows Using a computer own by the University of Southampton (UoS) with Windows There may be later clients you can use, however we cannot guarantee the best experience with those. This is the most compatible with the version of Horizon we have configured at this time. To do that, we suggest you using the VMware Horizon Client 5.5.3 (build-19201434). There was no change.Īny ideas or suggestions on this would be most welcome.You can connect to the University of Southampton Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) from a UoS laptops / desktops or using your own device. I contacted my company's IT support but they could not advise on anything similar and suggested uninstallling Horizon client, deleting any leftover %appdata% and C:\ VMware folders and then installing the 4.9 version again. In the past, disconnecting in Horizon client and then restarting my home PC would solve this for some time but not anymore.īy 'degraded performance' I am referring to items like lags when using mouse buttons, slower-than-usual Chrome response (when switching tabs or opening new ones), video stuttering in sites like YouTube or dropped FPS (frames per second) in video games such as StarCraft II when tested. ) would indicate spikes that could help explain this. Nothing in my home PC's task manager (CPU, memory, disk, network etc. Such 'degraded performance' only reproduces when I have active Horizon session running, the moment I 'disconnect' via Horizon client the problem disappears. Some time ago (back on v.4.8) I started to observe 'degraded PC performance' - my home PC's performance, not the VDI I was connecting to. I am running VMWare Horizon 4.9 client on my home Win10 圆4 PC for remote access to my corporate VDI. 
I am new to this community and could not find a similar problem on this forum.
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