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Hi,
I have an application in a VDI environment that saves data on C:\Data, is it possible with UEM to export this folder and its content to make it "romaing".
I want to use instant clones functionality and prevents my from doing it.
Thank you.
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Yes, we've done this with great success.
The pre-export here is XCOPY "c:\program files\GVAS\ole*.grd" "%appdata%\GVAS\" /y
The post-import is xcopy "%appdata%\GVAS\ole*.grd" "c:\program files\GVAS\" /y
Then I simply UEM %appdata%\GVA as normal.
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Found your solution for preserving data from locations like c:\program files (x86)\xyx, but I don't seem to be having any success in getting it to work. We have a Cisco application that saves data in c:\program files (x86)\Cisco\Desktop\Config.
I created a pre and post User Environment configuration. In order to do that, I had to go to the DirectFlex tab and "enable directflex for this config file". I wasn't quite sure what I was supposed to be using as the executable in the this case? I've specified explorer.exe - but not sure if it should be that or something else? I also set the ExportMoment to "Export at logoff"
Export: XCOPY "c:\program files (x86)\cisco\desktop\config\*.*" "%appdata%\CiscoCad\" /y
Import: XCOPY "%appdata%\CiscoCad\" "c:\program files (x86)\cisco\desktop\config\*.*" /y
I assumed in your example that "GVAS" was specific to your environment, so I just changed mine to "CiscoCad".
The last line of your solution states: "then I simply UEM %appdata%\GVA as normal". Guess I don't understand what that means??
I'd appreciate any additional insight you can provide this UEM newbie!
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Hi Janasrs,
try the below commands and provide feedback.
Export: XCOPY "c:\program files (x86)\cisco\desktop\config" "%appdata%\CiscoCad" /y /s /q
Import: XCOPY "%appdata%\CiscoCad" "c:\program files (x86)\cisco\desktop\config" /y /s /q
Note:
/S Copies directories and subdirectories except empty ones.
/Q Does not display file names while copying.
/Y Suppresses prompting to confirm you want to overwrite an existing destination file.
Regards,
Vkmr.
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Attempted that with no change to the outcome. I do see that an .ini file is being created for this in the UEM_config\general\Applications directory:
I see no reference to "Cisco CAD agent" in the UEM_profiles\USERNAME\archives\Applications folder (I'm assuming it would be stored here).
In the flexengine.log, I do see the following:
2017-11-16 08:31:25.615 [DEBUG] Not performing export for DirectFlex config file '\\156.98.45.106\UEM_Config\General\Applications\Cisco CAD agent.INI'.
There are no other references or explanations as to why its not occurring.
I also changed the configuration slightly, so that instead of identifying the .exe as explorer.exe, I actually specified the Cisco executable that is run. Fired up the application, shut it down, yet no change.
Finally, I modified the group policy setting so that DirectFlex should show notifications - but I see nothing during logon or logoff:
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Yeah, I am trying this solution to work on my testing environment at lab but looks it was not working
mellicott @any idea with this issue
Regards,
Vkmr.
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Got it all resolved tonight - what a learning experience!
I will capture all screen and related items and post as soon as I'm able so that it might help someone else avoid all the frustrations I encountered during this process. .
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Hi Janasrs,
I guess you figured out that you needed to add your folder to the Import/Export tab?
Also. directflex would need to be on a Cisco related program, ciscocad.exe or something similar?
Cheers,
Martin
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Yes -I did eventually figure out both those aspects of the configuration.
The other problem was the syntax of the XCOPY commands. Eventually realized (by manually executing the XCOPY statements on the linked clone), that XCOPY wasn't clear on whether it was copying to a File or Folder. I had to add the /i switch to the XCOPY commands for it to work properly (otherwise it was prompting to make the choice, which doesn't do much good when you can't see it!).
This seems to be working well - now on to printer mapping issues. That's definitely not working as expected.
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Thanks for your response!
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Hi Janasrs,
Thanks for update
for printers can you open new thread under UEM so that we can discuss on it? [is there any printer drivers dependence's?]