
As I’m in no sense a Linux-expert, this has been planned for quite awhile. In this session I will venture into the “somewhat unknown”, VMware Horizon 8 Multi-session Linux desktops and apps. Previously, this functionality demanded MS RDS with expensive licensing, but is now available with Linux. This is a very cool new feature that is very helpful in many use cases. Release Notes for VMware Horizon Version 2006. With the release of VMware Horizon 8, the possibility to use Linux multi session with Ubuntu and Red Hat was presented.

sudo /opt/pbis/bin/config UserDomainPrefix (your AD).set up the default configuration for the domain user, enter the commands:.sudo domainjoin-cli join vclass.local administrator.Join the Linux Virtual Machine to the Active Directory:.


Install PBISO (The PowerBroker Identity Services Open (PBISO) authentication method is one of the supported solutions for performing an offline domain join.) by running the command:.sudo apt-get install python python-dbus python-gobject.Install Python with the following commands.Install the Dependency Packages Required for a Linux VM, check this link.This setting is not modifiable by the user. Verify that Enable remote desktop is set to On.Verify that Status of VMware Horizon View Agent service is set to Running.Run Horizon agent ( VMware-Horizon-Agent-x86_64-xxx.exe) on Win10 with the default settings then restart the VM.
