When you install XenDesktop the installer asks you the default network during the installation, and does not let you change it in the GUI, but like everything it can be done via PowerShell:
Here is the offending entry below.
So, open powershell as administrator
Add the Citrix snapins
Asnp Citrix.*
You can see all the options with.
Get-Command –Module Citrix.*
But this is what we run to get out
get-item -path XDHyp:\HostingUnits\*
PSPath : Citrix.Host.Admin.V1\Citrix.Hypervisor::XDHyp:\hostingunits\VDIhost
PSParentPath : Citrix.Host.Admin.V1\Citrix.Hypervisor::XDHyp:\hostingunits
PSChildName : VDIhost
PSDrive : XDHyp
PSProvider : Citrix.Host.Admin.V1\Citrix.Hypervisor
PSIsContainer : True
HostingUnitUid : e1bd6ca2-a30b-40b1-8200-518e262da208
HostingUnitName : VDIhost
HypervisorConnection : MelbVDI
RootPath : XDHyp:\Connections\MelbVDIm.d\M C P.cluster\VDI.res
ourcepool
RootId : resgroup-6718
NetworkPath : XDHyp:\Connections\MelbVDI\m.d\M C P.cluster\VDI.res
ourcepool\VM Network.network
NetworkId : Network:network-82
Storage : {XDHyp:\Connections\MelbVDI\Melbourne.datacenter\M C P.cluster\VDI.re
sourcepool\MEL-T3-VMDK01.storage, XDHyp:\Connections\MelbVDI\m.d\M C P.cluster\VDI.resourcepool\MEL-T3-VMDK02.storage}
VMTaggingEnabled : True
UseLocalStorageCaching : False
Metadata : {}
Now you know your hosting unit name and the format for the network connection format for the VMware network name look at Virtual Centre.
Then set it using the new details
set-item xdhyp:\hostingunits\vdihost -networkpath "XDHyp:\Connections\MelbVDI\m.d\M C P.cluster\VDI.resourcepool\VDI restricted network.network"
Refresh the Desktop controller and voilĂ
References:
http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX128057
http://fourteenninetyfour.blogspot.com/2011/06/to-change-network-interfaces-on.html
No comments:
Post a Comment