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What If Desktop Purchase Failed Due to Insufficient ECS Resources? Scenarios Desktop purchase failed due to insufficient ECS resources. Procedure Log in to the console. In the navigation pane, choose Desktops > Desktops. The Desktops page is displayed.
How Do I Add an ECS to the Domain of an APS? The newly purchased ECS is not added to the domain where the APS resides. Therefore, the sharing configuration cannot be performed.
Then you can create and configure an ECS, and convert the ECS into a private desktop image. For details about the operations and constraints, see Creating a Windows Private Image. Parent topic: Images
Creating a Windows 11 Desktop Private Image Required Software Registering a Private Image Using an ISO File Creating an ECS Configuring an ECS Creating a User Desktop Image Updating the Secure Boot Certificate of a Desktop Parent topic: Private Images
Buy an ECS and add the ECS to the domain of an APS by referring to How Do I Add an ECS to the Domain of an APS?.
On the ECS list page, locate the configured ECS and choose More > Stop to stop it. After the ECS is stopped, choose More > Manage Image/Backup > Create Image to create an ECS backup. After the ECS backup is created, restart the ECS and perform encapsulation on the ECS.
Select ECS, select the ECS created in 4, and click OK. Parent topic: Creating a Windows Private Image (Basic Image)
Figure 1 Relationships between Workspace and other services ECS An Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) is a computing server equipped with CPUs, memory, images, and Elastic Volume Service (EVS) disks. ECSs can be created on demand and support auto scaling. Workspace desktops run on ECSs.
Select ECS, select the ECS created in 4, and click OK. Parent topic: Creating a Windows Private Image
Select ECS, select the ECS created in 4, and click OK. Parent topic: Creating a Windows 11 Desktop Private Image
Procedure Logging in to an ECS In the ECS list, locate the created ECS and click Remote Login in the Operation column. Click Send CtrlAltDel in the upper right corner of the remote login screen. Enter the password of the ECS to log in.
Creating a Windows Private Image Required Software Registering a Private Image Using an ISO File Creating an ECS Configuring an ECS Creating a User Desktop Image Parent topic: Private Images
Creating a Windows Private Image (Basic Image) Required Software Registering a Private Image Using an ISO File Creating an ECS Configuring an ECS Creating a Basic Image for Workspace Application Streaming Parent topic: Private Images
Prerequisites A Windows Server ECS is available. For details, see Purchasing an ECS. The VPC of the ECS must be the same as that of the Workspace tenant.
Choose Compute > Elastic Cloud Server under All Services. Locate the row that contains the ECS created in Creating an ECS, and click Remote Login to log in to the Windows VM. For details, see Installing a Windows OS and VirtIO Drivers.
Choose Compute > Elastic Cloud Server under All Services. Locate the row of the ECS created in Configuring an ECS, and click Remote Login. The window of logging in to a Windows ECS is displayed. In the window displayed, click the button of logging in now under VNC login.
Log in to the ECS using the account and password. Search for Windows PowerShell in the Start menu of the ECS and click Run as administrator to open the Windows PowerShell window.
Procedure Log in to the ECS console. In the service list, choose Elastic Cloud Server. Locate the row of the desired ECS, and choose More > Manage Image/Backup > Create Image. On the page for creating a private image, configure parameters as prompted. Type: Select Create Image.
Provision an ECS on the ECS console using the OS image created in Creating a User Desktop Image. When provisioning an ECS, select Ac8 for the flavor.
Logging in to the ECS In the ECS list, click Remote Login in the Operation column of the created ECS. Click Send CtrlAltDel in the upper right corner of the remote login screen. Enter the password of the ECS to log in.
