NVIDIA GRID K2 vGPU

[ad3m]

hi,

 

since days i'm trying to connect an shared vgpu to an vm. i dont want to passtrough an gpu (k2 has 2 chips) to an vm, but i want to use these profiles form the gpu.

 

https://vmguru.com/2015/03/installing-vmware-vgpu-vsphere-6-0/

 

all driver on the esxi are installed but it dont show profiles.

 

i tried many howto's on the internet. also i tried is esxi 6.0, 6.5 and 6.7.

 

the other thing is, for esxi i need vmware horizon and the web client, you can try these for free but only for 60 days.

 

is there a free one?

 

now i'm trying citrix. 

 

 

maybe someone knows the nvidia grid good and can help me.

 

 

[leadeater]

Not free but VMUG EVALExperience is the cheapest way to get all the core VMware software of home lab use.

https://www.vmug.com/vmug2019/membership/evalexperience

https://www.vmug.com/membership/vmug-advantage-membership

[ad3m]

thx for that link. ill try that after i tried citrix and remotefx.

 

does someone know how liquidsky works?

[ad3m]

ok im gona sell the grid k2 again :D:D:D because you need an license in the nvidia control panel, otherwise you only get 3 fps. is there an alternative to nvidia grid k2?:D

[ad3m]

back again. im stupid. i found in the nvidia grid licensing pdt that the k1 and k2 do not need an license

 

Quote

vGPUs that require licensing run at full capability even without a license. However, on Windows, until a license is acquired, users are warned each time a vGPU fails to get a license. These warnings cease after a license is acquired. NVIDIA GRID K1 and K2 GPUs do not require a license to run vGPU.

 

https://images.nvidia.com/content/grid/pdf/GRID-Licensing-Guide.pdf