For information about the agent-side settings, see the Horizon Remote Desktop Features and GPOs document.So, how does VMware Horizon make your life easier? You will find features that benefit both IT administrators and end users.Īs an IT admin, you will find these features save time and costs, while supporting security and ease of management: The settings on both the client and agent must match for the feature to be enabled. For example, you can use the agent-side Cursor Warping group policy setting to configure cursor warping, and you can modify Windows registry settings on the agent machine to activate or deactivate coalescing mouse movement events and the low-latency channel. You can also configure cursor event handling on the agent machine.

RemoteDisplay.allowCursorEventsOnLowLatenc圜hannelĭetermines whether the low-latency channel is used for cursor updates. When this feature is deactivated, the client ignores sudden cursor movements in the remote agent. When this feature is activated and the mouse is in absolute mode, the remote agent detects sudden cursor movements and reflects them to the client by moving the local cursor. The default value is 0.Īctivates or deactivates the cursor warping feature. Sets the maximum latency allowed, in milliseconds, when coalescing mouse movement events.Ĭoalescing mouse movement events can reduce client-to-agent bandwidth use, but it can potentially add minor latency to mouse movement.

Horizon Agent 2006 or later must be installed on the remote desktop.

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