If you're deploying Horizon 8 and also want to take advantage of the cloud-based monitoring and management features offered by Horizon Control Plane services, use this documentation path. Scenario: Horizon 8, Connected to Horizon Cloud Service To learn about new features, fixed issues, and known problems in Horizon Client, see the release notes for your client platform.

The client guides also cover common procedures such as how to configure VMware Blast options, connect to a remote desktop or application, and work in a remote session.

Then follow the relevant guides to optimize the source VM for desktop pools, configure remote desktop features and GPOs, set up the web client for end users, and install Horizon Client for Windows or another client platform.

Continue with the relevant guides to learn how to use the administration console for Horizon 8, install Horizon Agent on Windows virtual machines, and create desktop and application pools.

To learn about new features, fixed issues, and known problems, see the Horizon 8 Release Notes.

Then use Horizon 8 Installation and Upgrade as your guide to install the Horizon 8 server components.

These guides show you how the VMware Horizon components fit together, how to create a rich user experience, and how to plan for security features such as security protocols and cipher suites for the Blast Secure Gateway.

Get started with Horizon Overview and Deployment Planning and understanding Horizon Security.

I am hoping someone here has had a similar problem that they solved already, or if someone needs more information before they can suggest a solution I can provide that. I have already worked with Vmware for a while and after reviewing logs they seem to think it is an Apple problem with how the Graphics are handled locally. Other MACs on the M1 and M2 chips with the newest Ventura can connect to the VMs and work just fine. (I would not like to run an old version of the OS). I was able to connect to a VM up until about Ventura 13.2 something.

My MAC, a 2018 MacPro on Ventura 13.3.1 on the Intel chip, starts to load the VM, gets a black screen then disconnects with no error. I am just using the VMware Horizon Client application to connect to those VMs, (The VMs are Windows 10 and Ubuntu). The VMs are built and run on the school's infrastructure. I am connecting to a school's VMware environment, I am not building and running the VMs locally. I think you miss read my statement or, I did not provide enough information. I do realize that this is a community page and not Apple product team.

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