Horizon View 7.0 – Part 7 – Configure Events Database

Until now we have not configured any database. But Horizon View needs an database to store all the events like user connections which are being audited. Horizon View supports both MS SQL and Oracle SQL. You can use either one of them.

If you are using MS SQL, make sure you use SQL Authentication and not the Windows Authentication.

Login to the SQL Server Management Studio and create a Database.

Goto the Horizon Management Console and select Event Configuration.

Click Edit and give the details of the database.

Database will be populated.

Now Horizon View will start to audit all the events.

See Next:

Part 8 – RDS Farm

See Also:

Part 1 – Horizon View Components
Part 2 – Pre-requisites for Horizon View 7
Part 3 – Installation of Connection Server
Part 4 – Installation of Security Server
Part 5 – Adding License to Horizon View
Part 6 – Adding vCenter Server
Part 7 – Configure Events Database
Part 8 – RDS Farm
Part 9 – Horizon View Client
Part 10 – Create Master Template
Part 11 – Desktop Pools
Part 12 – Installation of View Composer