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18 settembre 2026

Platform Requirements

This section serves as a checklist to make sure your Horizon DaaS 9.2.x platform has everything necessary for a successful deployment.

  • Required Files

    • Automation Appliances

      • Horizon Version Manager (HVM):

        Horizon-Version-Manager-22.1.0.0-21662925_OVF10.ova

      • Horizon Air Link (HAL)

        horizon-air-link-22.1.0.0-21661035_OVF10.ova

    • Appliance Template

      `ApplianceTemplate_22_1_0_20230409_signed.ova```

      Note: If you want to change the default password on the template, perform the following steps:

      1. Deploy ApplianceTemplate_22_1_0_20230409_signed.ova in vCenter.
      2. Power on the VM and change the appliance password to the password you want to use.
      3. Export and download to a new OVA file. Use this file for all future deployments.
    • Platform

      • av-manager-2303.0.0-65-airBAT.deb
      • dbmonitor_22.1.0.deb
      • dt-aux-22_1_0.deb
      • dt-platform-22_1_0.deb
      • latest_rev.txt
      • node-manifest.json
      • wem-service-diagnose-19.3.24.deb
      • xmp-2303.0.0-2907-airBAT.deb
    • Agents

    • Utilities

      • WinSCP
      • 7zip or WinZip
  • vCenter Server and vSphere Hypervisor (ESXi) Requirements

    • Latest compatible versions of vCenter Server and vSphere. See the Omnissa Product Interoperability Matrices.

    • Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) set to off or manual

    • One or more vCenter Server appliances

      Note: To use a single vCenter Server configuration, you must set the allow.shared.hostmanager policy to true. You are prompted to do this at the end of each set of installation and upgrade steps.

    • Individual ESX Host mapping is not supported.

  • Networking

    • Front end/management network created and IPs designated to SP appliances.

    • BBLL (Backbone Link Local) network created and IPs designated to SP appliances.

    • IP ranges planned to accommodate your maximum appliance estimate.

      For example, if you plan on accommodating 200 total appliances, a /24 mask gives you a maximum of 254 usable IP addresses. Because you need approximately 400 IPs across 200 appliances (primary/standby), consider using a /23 mask instead.

    • One network type used across all appliances (Standard Switch VLAN, vDS VLAN, or VXLAN)

    • All required network visibility, routing, hardening, and so on, must be configured ahead of time.

    • The gateway used for the Service Provider network must have ICMP echo enabled. This is required for HVM deployment tasks.

  • Storage

    • Datastores provisioned and allocated for service providers and tenants
    • All platform files and templates available in a file share accessible to the service provider and tenant
  • Active Directory

    • Domain Controllers configured to Microsoft Best Practices
      • Domain Controller IP addresses and port requirements
      • NTP is properly configured and time sync is active and current.
      • Domain Controllers are on the same network.
    • Computer and User OUs, Admin Groups, User Groups, Computer/User GPOs
      • Permissions configured
      • Password never expires account option selected
      • Domain Bind account with adequate permissions
        • Full Distinguished Name
    • DNS
      • Hostnames, IPs, and open ports
      • Scavenging settings
      • Conditional Forwarding (for proper communication between service providers and data centers)
    • DHCP (static IP addressing- DHCP not required)
  • Service Provider Requirements

    Note: All platform appliances must set the timezone to UTC only.

    • Horizon DaaS version required for upgrade to Horizon DaaS 9.2.0

      Service provider must be running Horizon DaaS 9.0.x or 9.1.x.

  • Tenant Requirements

    • Horizon DaaS version required for upgrade to Horizon DaaS 9.2.0

      All tenants must be running Horizon DaaS 9.0.x or 9.1.x.

      Note: All Debian packages for the version you are running must be available in the service provider appliance's /data/repo folder.

    • Appliance Location in vCenter for upgrade to Horizon DaaS 9.2.0

      For upgrade to Horizon DaaS 9.2.0, all appliances must be in the root folder of vCenter.

      Note: If appliances are not in the root folder, you might need to move them there.

    • Network

      • If you are using Instant Clone desktops, you cannot use VLANs. IC desktops require DVS port groups or VXLANs to function properly.
      • All virtual machines (appliances, utility servers, images, and so on) must be using VMXNET3 network adapters. E1000 network adapters are not supported.
    • VPN

      • Bandwidth requirements
      • PSK, endpoint IPs
    • UAG

      See information in the Tenant Installation Worksheet.

    • Active Directory

      • Domain Controller IP addresses, port requirements

      • Computer and User OUs, Admin Groups, User Groups, Computer/User GPOs created

        • Horizon View, UEM, *.admx, and *.adml files downloaded
        • Import procedure
        • Service Accounts have Password never expires account option selected
      • Domain Join account with adequate permissions

        • Full Distinguished Name
      • Domain Bind account with adequate permissions

        • Full Distinguished Name
      • NTP properly configured and time sync active and current

        Note: Sysprep/Generalize cloned server images each time to avoid domain join issues.

    • DHCP Server

      • Defined Scopes, reservations, and so on
      • Lease time for scopes set at eight hours instead of the default eight days
    • DNS Server

      • Hostname, IPs
      • Proper DNS record scavenging configuration
    • File Server

      • General File sharing and permissions configured
      • HAI installer and Agent.tar file accessible on the file share
    • Images

      • VM hardware version up to date
      • VMware Tools up to date
      • Proper agent versions for this version of Horizon DaaS (Horizon Agent Integrated Agent, UEM, and so on)
      • Image optimized (OptimizeanImage.md))
    • Workspace ONE UEM

      • Workspace ONE UEM shares created and configured
      • Workspace ONE UEM installed and configured on the designated server
      • Workspace ONE UEM initial configuration complete
      • GPO configuration and linking to Computer OUs complete
  • Compute Resources

    • If you are upgrading an existing environment, confirm that each desktop manager is configured with only one compute resource. Multiple compute resources per desktop manager are not supported.

      Note: Any offline or deactivated tenant organizations must be deleted from the platform or reconfigured with a single compute pool.

    • No stand-alone ESXi hosts in the existing compute pools.

  • File Integrity Verification

    To ensure a successful, issue-free installation, verify that the core installation files have the correct checksum before you start. See Verify File Integrity.

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