Existe alguma opção para instalar uma placa de som em uma VM VMware (vSphere 5)?

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Estamos usando a infraestrutura do VMware vSphere 5.0 para executar nossas VMs.

Nossas VMs consistem em desktops (várias versões do Windows) que precisam de uma placa de som instalada.

Existe alguma solução para alcançar isso?

    
por liortal 21.08.2012 / 11:00

2 respostas

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Você pode fazer uma das duas coisas:

  • Instale dispositivos de som USB físicos e use passagem USB
  • Conecte-se às VMs via Área de Trabalho Remota e ative o encaminhamento de áudio
por 21.08.2012 / 13:05
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Ativando o som para o protocolo RDP em uma máquina virtual do Windows (1004839) Propósito Este artigo fornece etapas para habilitar o som para o protocolo RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) em uma máquina virtual do Windows. Resolução Para habilitar o som em uma máquina virtual quando conectado usando o RDP:

Windows 2003:

Click Start > Run, type services.msc, and click OK.
Change the Windows Audio service to Automatic and start the service.
Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools.
Click the Terminal Services Configuration section.
Double-click RDP-TCP.
Click the Client Settings tab.
Deselect Audio Mapping.

Windows XP e 2008:

Click Start > Run, type mmc, and click OK.
Add the Group Policy Object Editor snapin.
Expand Local Computer Policy.
Expand Computer Configuration.
Expand Administrative Templates.
Expand Windows Components.
Expand Terminal Services.
In Client/Server data redirection, enable Allow Audio Redirection.
Restart the virtual machine.

Windows 7 e 2008 R2:

Click Start > Run, type mmc, and click OK.
Add the Group Policy Object Editor snapin.
Expand Local Computer Policy.
Expand Computer Configuration.
Expand Administrative Templates.
Expand Windows Components.
Expand Remote Desktop Services.
Expand Remote Desktop Session Host.
In Device and Resource redirection, enable Allow Audio and Video Playback Redirection.
Restart the virtual machine.

Windows 2012:

Right-click Start and click Run.
Type mmc, and click OK.
Add the Group Policy Object Editor snapin.
Expand Local Computer Policy.
Expand Computer Configuration.
Expand Policies.
Expand Administrative Templates.
Expand Windows Components.
Expand Remote Desktop Services.
In Device and Resource redirection, enable Allow Audio and Video Playback Redirection.
Restart the virtual machine.

Windows 2012 R2:

Right-click Start and click Run.
Type mmc, and click OK.
Add the Group Policy Object Editor snapin.
Expand Local Computer Policy.
Expand Computer Configuration.
Expand Policies.
Expand Administrative Templates.
Expand Windows Components.
Expand Remote Desktop Services.
Expand Remote Desktop Session Host.
In Device and Resource redirection, enable Allow Audio and Video Playback Redirection.
Restart the virtual machine.

Notas:

Verify on the guest OS > Options > Local Resources.

Settings under Remote audio settings, the option Play on this computer should be enabled.

Windows XP may require the policy to be set to Enable.
Windows 2008 may require the policy to be set in User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Terminal Services.
Windows 2008 R2 requires Windows Audio Service to be started automatically.

To ensure that this service starts automatically:
    Click Start > Run, type services.msc and click OK.
    Change the service to start in Automatic mode.

Informação Adicional Para obter mais informações, consulte os artigos 818465 e 886199 da Base de Dados de Conhecimento da Microsoft.

    
por 14.07.2015 / 23:33