Nokia C3: Unable to connect VMware view 5 via EVGA Client

Unable to connect VMware view 5 via EVGA Client
I am currently trying to connect to see through EVGA PD02 Zero Client. It does not work. Here is the error message in the event log of connection to the server:

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BROKER_POOL_COMANAGER_REQUIRED:

Cannot start from the pool user TestPool Brandl \ sebastian.rumpf: Not available for co-management PCoIP protocol

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Old 25-10-2011
Patcy Patcy is offline
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Re: Unable to connect VMware view 5 via EVGA Client
Did you set the property of VMware View in the PD02? It is one of the last pieces in the setup menu. (No default).If you’re in the menu you require to update the firmware.
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Old 25-10-2011
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Re: Unable to connect VMware view 5 via EVGA Client
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Did you set the property of VMware View in the PD02? It is one of the last pieces in the setup menu. (No default).If you’re in the menu you require to update the firmware.
I can go, I can choose my pool when you try to connect I get the error. View Connection Server is preparing the desktop.

Cannot connect to the desktop: There is no gateway for the protocol display. Attempt again, or contact the webmaster if the trouble persists.
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Old 25-10-2011
!Shea! !Shea! is offline
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Re: Unable to connect VMware view 5 via EVGA Client
That is on an internal network? Has a standard Windows client work? Checked firewall and such? This group is set to PCoIP and RDP? Do you have a firewall?
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Old 25-10-2011
Gania Gania is offline
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Re: Unable to connect VMware view 5 via EVGA Client
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That is on an internal network? Has a standard Windows client work? Checked firewall and such? This group is set to PCoIP and RDP? Do you have a firewall?
Check the following

* Internal LAN
* Windows client
* Firewall
* Pool set to PCoIP
* Server Security

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Old 25-10-2011
Erakna Erakna is offline
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Re: Unable to connect VMware view 5 via EVGA Client
Hello, could have a trouble with the pool and vDesktop establishment, install View Client on a PC or laptop, and attempt to connect from the client view, if the same error happened, so that should solve your troubles side view of the server connection.
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Old 25-10-2011
GALIENA GALIENA is offline
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Re: Unable to connect VMware view 5 via EVGA Client
This is the client Log file:

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************************* Device Configuration *************************
Firmware Version: 3.4.0 Firmware Build ID: rc_tera1_r3_4@11161
************************************************************************
IN VPD: mac_addr = 00-1F-BC-0C-B8-1A
IN FLASH: peer_mac_addr = 00-1F-BC-0C-AD-93
IN FLASH: ip_address = 192.168.1.121
IN FLASH: peer_address = 192.168.1.121
IN FLASH: cms_address =
IN OFD: subnet_mask = 255.255.255.0
IN FLASH: gateway = 192.168.1.6
IN FLASH: primary_dns = 192.168.1.3
IN FLASH: secondary_dns = 192.168.1.4
NOT FOUND: usb_auth_table = [use web interface to view table]
IN FLASH: language = ENGLISH
NOT FOUND: enable_audio = enabled
IN FLASH: enable_auto_reconnect = disabled
IN OFD: enable_dhcp = enabled

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Old 25-10-2011
Koman Koman is offline
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Re: Unable to connect VMware view 5 via EVGA Client
Well he tried once more on the outside sec. Server. It works .It seems I have to install on my connection windows 2008 R2 Server
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Old 27-10-2011
Ticod Ticod is offline
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Re: Unable to connect VMware view 5 via EVGA Client
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Well he tried once more on the outside sec. Server. It works .It seems I have to install on my connection windows 2008 R2 Server
No I had windows 2008 standard on my broker and an alienated Security Server. Nevertheless now I don’t know why my software PCoIP client connects just well.
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