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Hi Volga,
On best practices:
I recommend to follow UEM admin guide or some experts from UEM blog will provide you with more information here
On licencing:
I can cover more on it 
Generally, UEM deals with 3 types of licencing types
1) Named user
2) Device based
3) Concurrent connection basis.
I like option 3 that way we will have more flexibility.
on licence maintenance:
use this KB, https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2145894
If you want to change the licence file you can replace the old file with new file from machine where UEM flexengine is running [make sure the file name should be same]
location of licence file: C:\Program Files\Immidio\Flex Profiles\FlexEngine.lic.
Please feel free to reply me here if you have any more question on this thread
Regard,
Vkmr.
Hi Volga,
On best practices:
I recommend to follow UEM admin guide or some experts from UEM blog will provide you with more information here
On licencing:
I can cover more on it
Generally, UEM deals with 3 types of licencing types
1) Named user
2) Device based
3) Concurrent connection basis.
I like option 3 that way we will have more flexibility.
on licence maintenance:
use this KB, https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2145894
If you want to change the licence file you can replace the old file with new file from machine where UEM flexengine is running [make sure the file name should be same]
location of licence file: C:\Program Files\Immidio\Flex Profiles\FlexEngine.lic.
Please feel free to reply me here if you have any more question on this thread
Regard,
Vkmr.
Yes and no.
It depends on the license version you buy.
When you are using Horizon View you need to buy a concurrent set of licenses for View anyways. If you then install the UEM agent instead of asking for a license key file it literally says "you are installing on a Horizon view machine, no license file required".
And regarding setting it up.
It is pretty easy. Install the agent into your golden image, install the management console on your machine. Create 2 shares, 1 for configuration, 1 for user data. Attach the management console to the share for configuration (during startup it asks for the sharename) and create a GPO that is attached to the OU where your VDI machines are, it's that simple.
The entire configuration is written into .xml files which gives you the option to move around these settings quite easily.
And if you have any questions just ask here. This is a very active forum with a few guys (not me ) that have a very good technical insight into it.. They also react pretty fast.
