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nburton935​ I completely did not think of the TTL. That is a good shout. I will change that now and see how that works out over the next few days. Thanks
Hi All, We have two sites (one in each DC). It is set up as Active/Active. We have set up DNS Round Robin to "Load Balance" the connections between each site. We are seeing issues arise whe... See more...
Hi All, We have two sites (one in each DC). It is set up as Active/Active. We have set up DNS Round Robin to "Load Balance" the connections between each site. We are seeing issues arise where when a user authenticates the it hangs and then fails. We use RSA 2FA as well as AD login credentials to log in. I did a test from my desktop with TCPview and noticed what was happening. The initial connection gets one IP. I enter the RSA details, but then when it comes back with the AD Credentials it created another connection to the other DNS entry in the Round Robin DNS. as a result the login times out and fails and the connection drops Has anyone seen this type of behavior and possibly know how to stop the client from re-requesting DNS resolution and just keep the initial resolution it got. This does not happen all the time, but it happens enough for users to get annoyed and start complaining. The times when the user is able to log in, on most occasions it just works and there are no issues, but we have also seen when users who are using published Apps and then decide to open a Desktop, then the whole session fails. I think this is a result of the client trying to send the connection down the other resolved IP (as it probably decided to resolve the Access point URL again) We are running 7.12 and UAG 3.9 Thanks in advance
You are correct. The issue was the size of the template. Would not have though chrome needed more than 1Gb to do an install. I created a 2Gb version and it all worked. Things are more clearer.... See more...
You are correct. The issue was the size of the template. Would not have though chrome needed more than 1Gb to do an install. I created a 2Gb version and it all worked. Things are more clearer. The size left over on the C: Drive that s visible in My Computer is the size of the available space on the AppStack. Looks like the app volumes service sets the fill space to make sure that the install of the app will not be larger than the template that is being used.
I dont quite understand what you mean. I followed the following KB: VMware Knowledge Base
I created a custom template for apps using the KB article online. I created a 1Gb template. App volumes sees the new template, but when I try to provision an app using that template the C: dr... See more...
I created a custom template for apps using the KB article online. I created a 1Gb template. App volumes sees the new template, but when I try to provision an app using that template the C: drive on the provisioning OS suddenly shows low disk space. Like 800Mb free from a 40Gb drive. Strangely If you look in disk management it correctly shows the C: drive with 25Gb free. As a result the apps (Chrome in this case) can not install as it says there is not enough space left on disk. Has anyone seen this issue and know a fix? Thanks