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Hi rsblind I think the user account unlocking you need to do on azure AD not in horizon. No. of failed login attempts is by default set to 3 and is on can be changed on the connection broker: > Connect to View ADAM database as per https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2012377 > Set the value "cs-loginattemptslimit=10" to the attribute pae-NameValuePair in the CN=Common object under OU=Global,OU=Properties - this will set the number of max login attempts to 10. Then do the same on vCenter server: From the vSphere Web Client go to Administration >> Single Sign-On >> Configuration >> Policies >> Lockout Policy. Click Edit. Set the Maximum number of failed login attempts to 10 and click OK. vCenter Server Login Fails Because the User Account Is Locked

Yes. Once they are authenticated through ADFS, they will be presented with windows logon screen unless you have TrueSSO enabled.TrueSSO provides a way to authenticate to Microsoft Windows, retaining all of the users’ normal domain privileges, without requiring them to provide AD credentials. You can setup TrueSSO and test following below blog: VMware Horizon 7 True SSO: Setting Up In a Lab | VMware End-User Computing Blog

Please note JMP Server supports VMware App Volumes 2.14 or later, but NOT App Volumes 4.0. To use JMP Server, you must install an App Volumes 2.xx version that is 2.14 or later. Evidence: Release Notes for VMware Horizon 7 version 7.12

Hi sumz22 If you have defined two separate paths for VDI and RDSH machines respectively, it will create 2 OSTs in both locations. If you want to include same OST file regardless of the machine user logs in to, you need to redirect it to a single network path.

You can use powercli to perform view composer task as below: Get-Pool -Pool_id TestLC1 | Get-DesktopVM | Send-LinkedCloneRecompose -ParentVMPath /Horizon/vm/Master/Win10gold -ParentSnapshotPath /0222/0225 -schedule '2020-07-28 18:00' You can refer below docs: https://static.packt-cdn.com/downloads/7966EN_Chapter14_Managing_View_with_PowerCLI.pdf https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Horizon-7/7.0/view-70-integration.pdf View PowerCLI cmdlet Parameters View API - VMware API Explorer - VMware {code} 

Which printer has the problem? Thinprint redirected printer Or network mapped printer through DEM? Also do you use app volumes in the environment? If so, can you test without any appstack/writable attached?

Below cmd will retrieve info about persistent disk that belongs to specific user: Test it for a test account before running directly on production: Get-ProfileDisk –Username <domain>\<username> Getting list of detached persistent disks only: Get-ProfileDisk –Username <domain>\<username>  -Status <Detached/InUse/Archiving> Detaching the PD: Get-ProfileDisk –Username <domain>\<username> -detachUdd

The cmdlet is 'Get-ProfileDisk' and parameter to detach persistent disk is 'detachUdd'. Doc: View PowerCLI cmdlet Parameters View API - VMware API Explorer - VMware {code}  > Click on 'Service Type' > Type 'Persistentdisk' and you will get all the options.

HI virgo731 Which client version you upgraded to since the issue started? Also is this a UWP version of client? Did you try switching the protocol and see? Try with 'Blast' and see if it shows the option.