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3 For View Connection Server or security server, add the certificate Friendly name, vdm, to the new
certificate that is replacing the previous certificate.
a Right-click the new certificate and click Properties
b On the General tab, in the Friendly name field, type vdm.
c Click Apply and click OK.
4 For a server certificate that is issued to View Composer, run the SviConfig ReplaceCertificate utility
to bind the new certificate to the port used by View Composer.
This utility replaces the old certificate binding with the new certificate binding.
a Stop the VMware Horizon View Composer service.
b Open a Windows command prompt and navigate to the SviConfig executable file.
The file is located with the View Composer application. The default path is C:\Program Files
(x86)\VMware\VMware View Composer\sviconfig.exe.
c Type the SviConfig ReplaceCertificate command. For example:
sviconfig -operation=ReplaceCertificate
-delete=false
The utility displays a numbered list of SSL certificates that are available in the Windows local
computer certificate store.
d To select a certificate, type the number of the certificate and press Enter.
5 If intermediate certificates are issued to a View Connection Server, security server, or View Composer
host, import the most recent update to the intermediate certificates into the Certificates (Local
Computer) > Intermediate Certification Authorities > Certificates folder in the Windows certificate
store.
6 Restart the VMware Horizon View Connection Server service, VMware Horizon View Security Server
service, or VMware Horizon View Composer service to make your changes take effect.
Information Collected by the Customer Experience Improvement
Program
You can participate in a customer experience improvement program (CEIP). If you participate in the
program, VMware collects anonymous data about your deployment in order to improve VMware's
response to customer requirements. VMware uses this information to improve the quality, reliability, and
performance of our products. No data that identifies your organization is collected.
Participation in this program is optional. You can choose not to participate by deselecting the option when
you install View Connection Server with a new configuration. If you change your mind about participating
at any time after the installation, you can either join or withdraw from the program by editing the Product
Licensing and Usage page in View Administrator.
Before collecting the data, VMware makes anonymous all fields that contain information that is specific to
your organization. The sanitized fields identify computers, data storage, networking features, applications,
and users. For example, IP addresses and virtual machine customization specifications are made
anonymous.
VMware sanitizes a field by generating a hash of the actual value. When a hash value is collected, VMware
cannot identify the actual value but can detect changes in the value when you change your environment.
To help you determine whether to join the program, you can review the fields from which VMware gathers
data. You can also examine all the sanitized fields. The fields are organized by View component. See “Global
View Data Collected by VMware,” on page 110 and the related topics that follow.
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