Appvolume is really good, works really well with legacy apps, it also has additional features like writable volume, where you are able to present the user with say 20GB roaming disk, to which the...
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Appvolume is really good, works really well with legacy apps, it also has additional features like writable volume, where you are able to present the user with say 20GB roaming disk, to which they can install bespoke applications (ones you're struggling to package) or simply save files/content...
Hi, What version of Horizon are you running? are these floating or dedicated desktops make sure the users have been removed from the entitlements in the view console also make sure they are ...
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Hi, What version of Horizon are you running? are these floating or dedicated desktops make sure the users have been removed from the entitlements in the view console also make sure they are not members of to the administrators, you can also check this in the horizon console, on the left hand side, near the server tab. Also worth checking these users arent local users to the connection servers....
Hi, I would uninstall, reboot and reinstall the view agent on the master/gold image. also ensure its in line with the version of Horizon you're running. So, agent 7.9 with Horizon view versio...
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Hi, I would uninstall, reboot and reinstall the view agent on the master/gold image. also ensure its in line with the version of Horizon you're running. So, agent 7.9 with Horizon view version 7.9.... Hope that helps Please give a thumps up if the above is helpful or tag as correct if the above fixes your issue. Regards Arshad
After a successful install the files normally clear up, they are only created as part of the installation process. If the application has been build successfully then you can remove them manually...
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After a successful install the files normally clear up, they are only created as part of the installation process. If the application has been build successfully then you can remove them manually. Thumps up if the above is helpful or tag as correct if that answers your question. Regards Arshad
I'm not sure if its possible, however if it is then i think the process would involve creating a local account on either the connection server or in maybe in the vSphere web client... thumps u...
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I'm not sure if its possible, however if it is then i think the process would involve creating a local account on either the connection server or in maybe in the vSphere web client... thumps up if that helps or tag as correct if you're successful via either of the above routes Regards Arshad
Hi If the connection servers are down then VDI is down. If the vCenter is down then i dont think new provisionings will occur, so in my setup i have enabled deletion of VM when user logs off,...
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Hi If the connection servers are down then VDI is down. If the vCenter is down then i dont think new provisionings will occur, so in my setup i have enabled deletion of VM when user logs off, and a new VM is provisioned, this may fault as i think its managed by the vCenter... Also, you'll not be able to create a new pools. Couldn't tell you about composer as we are using Instant Clones Hope that helps
that's great new cbaptiste i'm currently running local profile which is redirected to a file server, configured via UEM I'm not brilliant with scripts so i wanted to ask, is the .bat file y...
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that's great new cbaptiste i'm currently running local profile which is redirected to a file server, configured via UEM I'm not brilliant with scripts so i wanted to ask, is the .bat file you are using run via scheduled tasks on the master image? pushed at logon? did you need to customise any of it? also, does the .BAT file need to be configured to run as an admin? can you let me know how you've actually configured deployed the script? thank you
Hi cbaptiste, I had very similar issues. have you tried using VMware OS Optimization Tool ? Also worth enabling "Vmware Horizon View Logon Monitor" the logs are stored in the user profile. ...
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Hi cbaptiste, I had very similar issues. have you tried using VMware OS Optimization Tool ? Also worth enabling "Vmware Horizon View Logon Monitor" the logs are stored in the user profile. Regards Arshad Please mark this answer as 'helpful' or 'correct' if you think your question has been answered correctly.
Hi, Can someone please advise me on the below I'm packaging An App via a AppVolume server and a Windows 10 image. As part of the install, the app needs to connect to the internet and downl...
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Hi, Can someone please advise me on the below I'm packaging An App via a AppVolume server and a Windows 10 image. As part of the install, the app needs to connect to the internet and download some plugins I'm logged in as a Local Admin to the Windows 10 image, provisioning via the local admin account, however the Local admin can not route out to the internet. only domain accounts with the correct privileges can do that. If i login with my domain account then AppVolume will not allow provisioning mode. the below prompt does not appear. If i go to the AppVol Server and click on provision before log on to the Win10 machine then i dont get the above prompt. not placing the Windows 10 machine in to provisioning mode. I guess what i'm asking is, can you only place a VM in to provisioning mode while logged in as a local user? Seems a little odd as i wouldn't have thought this to be the case.
So, i'm not going to have user logs because the profiles section isn't working, users profile creation redirection isnt working. do i add the flexdebig.txt to the NoAD.xml? InstallUEM.logs are ...
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So, i'm not going to have user logs because the profiles section isn't working, users profile creation redirection isnt working. do i add the flexdebig.txt to the NoAD.xml? InstallUEM.logs are these logs for the install of the agent or UEM management console? i've had a look in both directories and cant see them
Hi, My Setup Windows 10 Master image with Horizon and UEM NoAD mode agent installed. UEM server/File server - UEM manager installed, Folder redirection set to UEMProfiles which is a file...
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Hi, My Setup Windows 10 Master image with Horizon and UEM NoAD mode agent installed. UEM server/File server - UEM manager installed, Folder redirection set to UEMProfiles which is a file share on the UEM server. Every time my users login to there VDI session the profile is not getting redirected to the path defined in the NoAD.xml and UEM Console\ folder redirection, the NoAD mode xml is in the ....\UEMCONFIG\general\flexRepository\NoAD Every time they login they get a temp profile, i've gon in and deleted the use of the temp, still no luck When i click on VMware UEM self support on the master image i get the error "Invalid Flex Profile group policy config: Flex config files path and profile archive path must be configured" where do i check the registry for the noAD config?
Hi, I've built out an app volume server and a windows plain vanilla VM for installing applications. i can seem to mount a provisioning volume. I create the app in AppStack, click on provisio...
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Hi, I've built out an app volume server and a windows plain vanilla VM for installing applications. i can seem to mount a provisioning volume. I create the app in AppStack, click on provision, which then asked for the VM i want to use to provision the app. i select the VM to which i have the AppVol agent installed and that where i get the error. I've deployed Horizon view 7.8 the pools are working, master image is working. i'm just stuck with provisioning the applications. Has anyone seen this error before? we are using vSAN, all flash for storage. i've checked the path when creating the app. the path exists, the 20gb template vmdk is on the vSAN...the agent on the Vanilla machine is working otherwise the AppVolume wouldnt see it. The Vanilla VM is part of the domain but not part of specific OU as of yet. just in computers for now. The AppVolume server can ping the vanilla VM. they are in different vCenters. Let me know your thoughts Regards Arshad
