Setting Up Desktop and Application Pools in View

2 From a Windows command prompt on the View Composer computer, run the SviConfig
FindUnusedReplica command in the following form:
sviconfig -operation=findunusedreplica
-DsnName=name of the DSN
-Username=Database administrator username
-Password=Database administrator password
[-ReplicaFolder=Replica folder name]
[-UnusedReplicaFolder=Unused replica folder name.]
[-OutputDir=Output file directory]
[-Move=true or false]
For example:
sviconfig -operation=FindUnusedReplica -DsnName=SVI
-Username=SVIUser -Password=1234 -Move=True
3 Restart the View Composer service.
4 (Optional) After the replica is moved to the new folder, remove the replica virtual machine from
vCenter Server.
View Composer Provisioning Errors
If an error occurs when View Composer provisions or recomposes linked-clone machines, an error code
indicates the cause of the failure. The error code appears in the machine-status column in View
Administrator.
Table 18-1 describes the View Composer provisioning error codes.
This table lists errors that are associated with View Composer and QuickPrep customization. Additional
errors can occur in View Connection Server and other View components that can interfere with machine
provisioning.
Table 18‑1. View Composer Provisioning Errors
Error Description
0 The policy was applied successfully.
NOTE Result code 0 does not appear in View Administrator. The linked-clone machine proceeds to a
Ready state, unless a View error outside the domain of View Composer occurs. This result code is
included for completeness.
1 Failed to set the computer name.
2 Failed to redirect the user profiles to the View Composer persistent disk.
3 Failed to set the computer's domain account password.
4 Failed to back up a user's profile keys. The next time the user logs in to this linked-clone machine after
the recompose operation, the OS creates a new profile directory for the user. As a new profile is created,
the user cannot not see the old profile data.
5 Failed to restore a user's profile. The user should not log in to the machine in this state because the profile
state is undefined.
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