Monitoring Your Horizon Cloud Deployment
Objective and Tasks
Use the Horizon Cloud monitoring selections:
- Monitor the Current Status of the Environment
- Filter and Review Activity Events
- Collect Agent Logs and Enable Availability Monitoring
- View Notifications
You monitor the environment using the Horizon Cloud dashboard.

- Go to https://connect.omnissa.com and log in to the Omnissa Cloud Services console.
- User name: horizonseals<student_number>@techseals.co
- Password: Omnissa1!Omnissa1!
- Under Horizon Cloud, click LAUNCH.
- In the navigation pane on the left.
- Select Home.
- Review the page.
- If any edges, pools, or VMs are experiencing problems, they appear on this page.
- Click Horizon Edges with infrastructure errors.
- On each Horizon Edge instance with infrastructure errors, you can filter the errors By Severity or By Horizon Edge.
You manage user connections.

- In the navigation pane on the left, select Monitor > Activity Logs.
- On the Activity Logs page, select Last Week from the Time Range drop-down menu.

- To review the information about any error.
- Filter according to the Failed status.
- Click >> to open the error and see more details.
- Review the information under Subtask and Resource Event History.
- Similarly change the filter status from Failed to In Progress and review the information about the error.

- Click the End User tab and review the information under End-User activity.
You remotely collect agent logs.

- Configure Agent logs.
- In the navigation pane on the left, select Monitor > Agent logs.
- Click ADD.
- Configure the settings under Select pool.
- Next to Pool type, select Single-session.
- Under Select pool, select Floating-<student_number>.
- Click NEXT.

- Under Select VMs and generate log.
- Select the check box next to the VM that has an agent status of Available.
- Click GENERATE.
- Refresh the page until the status changes to a green checkmark
- This process takes 2 to 5 minutes.

- Under the Download column.
- Click Download log FLT-<student_number><xxx> to download the log file and save it to your desktop.
- Navigate to the ZIP file and extract the content.

- Open the folder and review the files in the folder.
- You can review the folder structure in the vdm-sdct-contents.txt file.

- Return to Azure portal and log in again if necessary.
- User name: <company>.<full_name>.<student_number>
- Password: Omnissa1!Omnissa1!
- In the navigation pane on the left, select Virtual machines and then click WS1-CC-<student_number>.
- Click Connect and navigate to Bastion.
- Authentication Type: VM Password
- User name: HCSMAAdmin
- Password: Omnissa1!Omnissa1!
- Click Connect.

- On the cloud connector desktop open Chrome.
- Go to https://connect.omnissa.com and log in to the Omnissa Cloud Services console.
- User name: horizonseals<student_number>@techseals.co
- Password: Omnissa1!Omnissa1!
- Under Horizon Cloud, click LAUNCH.
- In the navigation pane on the left, select Monitor > Availability.
- Click START.

- Under Step 1 Download client bundle, click Download.
- Navigate to the Downloads folder.
- Right-click Omnissa-Horizon-Availability-Monitor-release and select Install.
- Click the I accept the Omnissa General Terms check box and click Install.
- Click Finish.
- Register to Horizon Synthetic Testing widow opens.

- Configure Horizon Synthetic Testing.
- Return to Horizon Cloud and click the copy icon next to the pairing code.
- Return to the Horizon Synthetic Testing - Configuration window and paste the pairing key.
- Click Complete.
- Return to Horizon Cloud and click NEXT under Add Client.

- Configure the settings under Add Test.
- Type: Select Connectivity from the drop-down menu.
- Name: Enter Connectivity-<student_number> in the text box.
- Client: Leave the default option unchanged.
- Interval: Select 5 minutes from drop-down menu.
- URL: Enter www.omnissa.com in the text box.
- Click SAVE.
- On the Availability Monitoring page, click the Testing Clients and Test Results tabs.
- Review the information.
You review notifications to find out about certain types of system activity, such as events and service registrations.

- On the top menu.
- Select Notifications bell icon.
- Select View Horizon Cloud Notifications.

- Under Horizon Cloud Notifications.
- From the Time Range drop-down menu, select Last Week.
- Filter the notifications by changing All notifications to Packages imported from the drop-down menu .

- Change the notifications filter back to All notifications from the drop-down menu.
- Click the filter icon next to Severity and select Error.
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