### Example of executing setup script Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/DUX_Install_GuideV3.1/page/DeployingContainersUsingduxCLI.html An example demonstrating how to execute the setup script with specific host_base_dir and ssh_user values. ```bash sudo ./setup_host_for_cg.sh /home/user1/cg user1 ``` -------------------------------- ### Run Easy Setup Tool with Default Options Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/Desktops-and-Applications-in-HorizonV2603/page/UsetheEasySetupTooltoPrepareaLinuxMachine.html Execute the Easy Setup Tool with default prompts and installation options. This is suitable for standard installations where interactive input is desired. ```bash ./easyinstall_viewagent.sh ``` -------------------------------- ### Example Start Session Script Path Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/Horizon-Remote-Desktop-FeaturesV2603/page/BestPracticesforUsingStartSessionScripts.html This example shows the recommended directory structure for placing start session scripts. Ensure this path is accessible only to the SYSTEM account and local administrators. ```text %ProgramFiles%\Omnissa\Horizon\Agent\scripts\sample.vbs ``` -------------------------------- ### Installing All Custom Setup Options Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/Desktops-and-Applications-in-HorizonV2603/page/MicrosoftWindowsInstallerCommandLineOptions.html Use ADDLOCAL=ALL to install all custom setup options that can be installed interactively, including default and selectable options, excluding NGVC. This is for silent installations. ```bash agent-installer.exe /s /v"/qn ADDLOCAL=ALL" ``` -------------------------------- ### Install Horizon Agent RPM and Run Setup Script Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/Desktops-and-Applications-in-HorizonV2603/page/PrepareaPhysicalLinuxMachineforDesktopDeployment.html Installs the Horizon Agent using an RPM package and then runs the ViewSetup script for configuration. This is an alternative method for agent installation and setup. ```bash sudo rpm -ivh agent-installer.el8.x86_64.rpm sudo /usr/lib/omnissa/viewagent/bin/ViewSetup.sh -M no -b -u -p -d ``` -------------------------------- ### Example: Listing User Home Sites Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/Horizon-Cloud-Pod-Architecture/page/ListingtheHomeSitesforaUserorGroupwiththelmvutilCommand.html This example demonstrates how to list home sites for a user, including authentication details. Ensure the Cloud Pod Architecture feature is initialized and the user exists. ```bash lmvutil --authAs adminEast --authDomain domainEast --authPassword "*" --showUserHomeSites --userName example\adminEast ``` -------------------------------- ### Example: Listing Group Home Sites Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/Horizon-Cloud-Pod-Architecture/page/ListingtheHomeSitesforaUserorGroupwiththelmvutilCommand.html This example shows how to list home sites for a group, including authentication parameters. The specified group must exist and the feature must be initialized. ```bash lmvutil --authAs adminEast --authDomain domainEast --authPassword "*" --showGroupHomeSites --groupName example\adminEastGroup ``` -------------------------------- ### Example Installs List for Firefox Application Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/SoftwareDistributionManagementVSaaS/page/InstallmacOSApplicationsusingMunki.html This example shows an auto-generated 'installs' list for Firefox, specifying its bundle identifier, name, version, minimum OS version, path, and type. ```plist installsCFBundleIdentifierorg.mozilla.firefoxCFBundleNameFirefoxCFBundleShortVersionString6.0minosversion10.5pathApplications/Firefox.apptypeapplication ``` -------------------------------- ### Open Example Configuration File Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/UnifiedAccessGatewayDeployandConfigureV2603/page/GenerateCSRandPrivateKeyusinguagcertutilCommand.html Opens an example configuration file for uagcertutil. This can be used as a template or for specific configurations. ```bash vi /opt/omnissa/certutil/*example1*.conf ``` -------------------------------- ### Example Horizon Agent Installation Details Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/Desktops-and-Applications-in-HorizonVmulti/page/SilentInstallationPropertiesforHorizonAgentforWindows_1.html This is an example output from a query to find Horizon Agent installation details. It shows the DisplayName and the ModifyPath, which is typically the command to initiate an uninstallation or modification. ```powershell DisplayName ModifyPath Omnissa Horizon Agent MsiExec.exe /I{A17DD662-DFB3-4997-9C0F-4E687A300111} ```