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spartangtr
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Hey all,
I'm currently playing around with this for a potential work project but can't seem to find any books about it ANYWHERE. I've checked barnes and noble and borders. Anyone know of any books about this product?
I'm currently playing around with this for a potential work project but can't seem to find any books about it ANYWHERE. I've checked barnes and noble and borders. Anyone know of any books about this product?
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MentholMoose
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AFAIK there are no books covering any major VDI product. VMware typically has good documentation, so you can use it for View. If you want a third party resource, I think Train Signal has a video training series with View coverage.MentholMoose
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QHalo
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VMware vSphere Pro Series Training Vol. 1 | Train Signal
There's a few sections on View in here like Menthol stated. -
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scott28tt
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There is a View book coming, authors edition now available: Administering VMware View 4.5 by Mr Mike Laverick - RTFM Education Ltd in Computers & Internet
Mike Laverick is well-known within the VMware community and has also written books on vSphere and Site Recovery Manager.
Scott.VCP2 / VCP3 / VCP4 / VCP5 / VCAP4-DCA / VCI / vExpert 2010-2012
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Chris:/*
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Use the VMware documentation it is very clear and View is not complex.
VMware View Technical Resources for Delivering Desktops as a Managed ServiceDegrees:
M.S. Information Security and Assurance
B.S. Computer Science - Summa Cum Laude
A.A.S. Electronic Systems Technology