Hi ,
As we have been setting up our environment.. it is starting to feel like Writables don't really like us jumping from Pool to Pool .
Anybody else think that ?
We have a 'Normal Floater Win 10 pool' a "Test Pool" and a vGPU pool.
We have ONE base image that was originally created.. then we Cloned it for the other two pools ( test.. and vGPU ) .
We have it set so if the Wrtiable is showing mounted on a users computer.. it will Not allow them to log into a different one .
This is more of a 'hunch'.. i don't have any direct evidence to support this.
It's just feeling like we have to Delete Wrritables and User App Profiles way too often than what i would gather is 'normal '.
thanks ,
As long as the GI is the same i don't think it will matter. We do use writables to "jump" from pool to pool so it should work.
But you are saying that one of the pools has a vGPU, this means that the GI for both pools are not the same, even though you cloned it. It could be that this might be an issue?
But still, we have a few users (mostly IT colleagues) that didn't want their writable to be removed and they have taken it from an old to a new image. It is still working as far as I'm aware..
Thanks Ray .
Correct.. the GI's are not exact replica's.. I basically created the core GI.. the cloned it as a starting point for the other pools... ie Added the vGPU driver and the individual p4 card.
Than that might be your issue there.
We found out that working with 1 GI and writables does spare a lot of trouble.
The writable has it's own quirks to say the least