Hi,
We are facing some problems in setting up a Sun Desktop Virtualization
Solution; we would like you to support us if you can.
The problem is that the Virtual Desktop Access Kit, VDA service on the
virtual Center is not working properly, and when ever the VDA client on
the SunRay server try to connect to the VDS service, the connection is
refused.
What makes you say that the client connection to the service is refused?
Did you see that error message when running vda-client manually with the
right parameters (service host and port)? If so, that would seem to
indicate the service may not be running on your Virtual Center host, and
I would suggest you ensure you ran the register-vda-service.bat script
on the Virtual Center machine and check the Services list for the
presence of the "Sun Virtual Desktop Access Service for VMware" entry.
I think it is an issue of VDA service communicating with the SDK web
service, how I can troubleshoot the SDK web service functionality
Attached is the VDA service log file, and the following is the output of
the vda-service test command.
According to the output of vda-service test, the service and the SDK are
able to communicate using the parameters you provided, so this may not
be the source of the problem. Unfortunately, it would appear your
attachment of the service log was stripped, possibly by the mailing
list, so I would suggest you send it again to me directly so that I can
check its contents.
RDP connection timeout: 2 seconds
This parameter in your configuration seems too low to me, not that it
would explain the problem you're seeing. With only a two seconds timeout
on the RDP connection attempt, you're bound to see a number of DTU
cycles when a user connects to a newly resumed machine before the actual
login prompt appears.
Regards,
Cyrille
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