PCoIP floating pool roaming profile

Similar Questions

• Instant and linked clone automated floating pools

  I am trying to understand the interaction between the image and the snapshot used to define the pool and pool record itself original.

  For example; A snapshot is taken of an optimized image of Win7, call it the image of 'work '. No other changes are made in the image of 'working '. An automated floating pool linked clone is created from this image and the snapshot. In this case, since we use roaming profiles and folder redirection its my understanding that no changes to the workstations are stored on virtual machines. Because it would seem that no change is retained which would be stored in the snapshot, what purpose would serve the snapshot?

  My organization takes images of maintaining not optimized as master of the images to install software changes and updates, and then their cloning off to pictures of work. These images of work are used to create our pools. (Should) a picture of work and the other snapshot allows to form several pools of condition there is no difference between the software needs of the different pools? Commissioning several pools is intended to prevent an entire segment of the company to be without a computer something becomes corrupted in one of the pools.

  Thank you in advance.

  H

  The latter is used to create a replica that is a read-only copy of the virtual machine.   When your linked clones are created, they are related to the replica.

  You can absolutely use snapshot to multiple pools, if you choose.

• With VMware View can use persistent disks and roaming profiles together

  Site already has XP roaming profiles configuration and are again VDI Win7 so new profiles (username.v2) will be created anyway. However, I want to continue to use roaming profiles, hosted on a server so that the data is replicated and backed up. (redundant solutions already in place) Initially while we configure persistent discs and the VDI will be not synchronize with the roaming profile on D:\   I confirmed that my roaming profiles work very well on a physical system running Win7, but problems with the VDI. I was wondering if I can get them in sync in the current configuration, or if I should scrap the drive persistent in a way that the data will be all stay and synchronize on roaming profile constantly even if I refresh or update my Golden VDI image?

  Hi, welcome in the community

  If you want to use your existing installation of roaming profile, then the best option is do not use "persistent" disk configuration Redirect to drive persistent static and it brings the use of extra storage.

  While commissioning a desk with persistent disk pool, view and changes the path of the user in HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Profile profile list to the D drive.  This may conflict with your roaming profile configuration. To confirm that, in the physical machine, change string values "Default", 'Profile directory' and 'Public' in the list of profiles registry which refers to a new path.

  > If I should scrap the persistent drive in a way that the data will be all remain and synchronize with roaming profile constantly even if I refresh or update my Golden VDI image?

  Yes, it could be a convenient option for you. Deploy pools dedicated without redirection of the user's data

• Correct configuration of roaming profiles on a WIN NT Server?

  I'm trying to implement roaming profiles with a Windows NT 4.0 Server and a computer Win XP Pro. I created the account via the 'Users for domains Manager' tool, created a share named "Profiles" to the root of the c: / drive and has joint the XP computer to the domain. When I try to open a session, he said that the administrator group or the current user must have ownership of the folder, and that he "cannot find the local profile." I have granted 'Full control' to all groups, including administrators. I am able to log in with the account, but the changes are not saved when that I disconnect. It created a folder with the user name in the sharing, I put in place, but the error persists even when I delete the folder and start from scratch. The server is named "EVANSERVER" and has a local IP address of 10.0.1.37. The XP computer is named 'EVANSERVERWKSTN' and has an IP address of 10.0.1.38. Here are the current configuration of the user file directory and Home:

  USER: evan2 (evan2)

  _USER-PROFILES___
  | The user profile path: \\EVANSERVER\Profiles\evan2 |
  | Logon Script Name:                                                         |
  |________________________________________________  |

  _HOME DIRECTORY___
  | ( ) Local Path:                                                                   |
  | (*) Connect [z] to: \\EVANSERVER\Profiles\evan2 |
  |_________________________________________________ |

  * NOTE: The parenthesis indicate the option buttons, the meaning of the asterisk selected.

  Hey Evan,

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums; We recommend that you view your

  query in the TechNet Forums to get help:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

  Keep us updated on the status of the issue.

• Efforts to control the size of the roaming profile Cache does not properly.

  We run a RDSH R2 2008 environment and we have set the maximum size of the Cache size to roaming profile for 26 GBS, but our roaming profile cache is never fall below designated size limit.

  We see evidence that lsasrv with actually deletes profiles that he scored as older and it will work four to five times, but the documentation suggests that it will continue to operate until the volume is less than the specified cache size, and our does not do that.

  We do not see anything to fix or adjust and find having to police manually servers to keep enough free space to accept connections.  If we don't keep our guard, users get connected with a local profile and the REO event will show that profile has not been charged because of insufficient disk space.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated, as we struggle with this one problem in a deployment by also wonderful to RDSH.

  Hello

  I suggest you to send your request from the link and check.

  + site: microsoft.com & rn = All + Windows + Server + Forums & ac = 1 http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/Search/en-US/WindowsServer?Query=2008%20roaming%20profiles&RQ=meta:Search.MSForums.GroupId (19b487c4-b7a6-4b9c-80e9-3dd64e753638)

• Server 2008, XP roaming profiles and "cannot create a file when that file already exists"...

  Hi all

  I'm working on a Server 2008 domain with XP SP3 clients.  The question is: create a new user, their profile is \\server\profiles\%username% [where %nom user % is their new username!].  Security on the profile folder is set so that the administrators have full access and the user has read & execute, list folder content, read and write access.

  The user is able to login ok there is no problem with roaming profiles [otherwise, they would get a message on with a temporary profile loading] which suggests, but when they disconnect they get a message saying that some files could not be created [it varies], followed by "cannot create a file when that file already exists".

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Hello

  Your question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the Windows server on TechNet forum. Please ask your question in the Forums in TechNet Windows Server.

• Roaming profiles and application data

  We have the roaming profile with 'application data' redirected but it copies still in the pc. We can find no setting or the reason for it arrive, any thoughts on this?

  Win2K3 server with xp pro clients.

  Sincere greetings,

  Mike Boughton

  Hi MichaelBou,

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community.

  I suggest you post your question in the Windows Server forums to get the best support:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

  Thank you!

• Roaming profile does not load after local copy deleted

  We are setup on a remotely administered by a business exchange network.
  Short version is I deleted the local copy of the roaming profile and now she cannot connect to this computer with its username/password changes.
  a reason to do it at all?
  I am able to fix it?

  Hi Robert,.

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the link below.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/ExchangeServer/

  Hope this information helps.

• ActiveSync with the roaming profile

  I can't get Activesync to work with a roaming profile.  It seems he's trying to write a registry key with the synchronization information. If I install from connection to the field he works until I got close the session. So the next time I connect with the same Activesync profile must configure the back and then forgot the synchronization information. If I install it on a local profile with the admin rights it works find each time. But then I log in the field and I have the same problem.  I tried to install it in a different directory, but I have the same problem. It's like he attempts to write a registry key and then when the profile comes down from the server as it gets wiped out, or the registry is unable to write, but never gives an error message.  Whenever I log in, it acts as its new software. Is it possible to correct the problem.

  Hello

  I suggest you post the same question in the TechNet forum and check if it helps.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/itproxpsp/threads

• It is a group policy setting that allows Silverlight store data for a roaming profile user limited account?

  We have customers that use our Silverlight application. Application off because errors that the software is not able to store data about user roaming profile folder. So far, developers have a setting which allows the application to be listened to, but that makes it real slow. We try to get out of that. So my question is there a group policy setting they are system administrator can setup to allow Silverlight to store data for a roaming profile user limited account? Maybe allow data to be written locally only to the specific folder that requires Silverlight?

  Thank you!
  Carlos.

  Hi Carlos,

  ·         Are these computers on the domain?

  If the computers are on the field then I suggest you to ask your question on the Microsoft TechNet Forums.

  Windows XP IT Pro category

  If this isn't the case, you can post your question on the forums of Microsoft SilverLight.

• index.dat locked by winlogon.exe preventing roaming profiles to be completely unloaded on client PCs

  Greetings,

  I posted this thread in the server instances earlier because it's over my whole environment that this occurs, but since someone there told me to post it here, here goes:

  We have a problem with the index.dat (*) of locked files by the winlogon.exe process preventing the profiles on the computer to be completely empty when you connect to the wide. Most of the time, after that the user is disconnected, we cannot not even manually delete this file until a few minutes after the disconnection. For example, a script to automatically delete these files during log off is unfortunately useless.

  I searched on the internet and saw a lot of people with this or similar problems, but either there was no response or did not have solutions for our environment.

  The problem occurs on all the BONES in our environment (Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 7) and all versions of IE (IE 6, IE 7 and IE 8).

  We tried the following:

  -Create a profile completely (and of course delete all the computer itself)
  -Disable the anti-virus
  -Using the latest version of UPHClean
  -Specifically exclude folders from roaming profiles (even though they are by default excluded)

  index.dat (*) is located in the following folders:
  -%USERPROFILE%\Cookies
  -%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\History\History.IE5\
  -%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\

  Kind regards

  Bram

  Hi Bram,

  I found your thread in the TechNet forums where you have been redirected here. Unfortunately, I'm really ill-equipped to help you with your problem. Microsoft Answers for consumer level support and clearly your question far exceeds our support.

  What I recommend doing is posting in the Windows 7 Misc on TechNet forums:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itprogeneral/threads

  Members there is really to understand the functioning of Windows in a business environment and should have no problem to help you. I would like to apologize for the race around the forum to forum you meet to do as I know it can be frustrating.

  I'm sorry I can't do more to help you!

  Cody C
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Records of 'must have' of roaming profiles

  Hello

  We are currently setting up profiles for our mobile sales. The main problem is that the roaming profiles Dungeon above the profile storage space. I was wondering if anyone could tell me which are the files 'must have' that should be included in a roaming profile? For example do we really need to include all the files in the Application data and local settings? (The "My Documents" FYI have already been excluded because they are redirected to another server). Any help or links that will direct me in the right direction will be greatly appreciated.

  Paula

  Local settings is not normally included in the roaming profiles. It contains the folders temp and Outlook mailstore, which tends to make it big.

  Application data tend to contain settings for specific programs, so you should evaluate on the basis of what is used on your site. However, it excludes in its entirety could lead to problems in some cases.

  Another one, I'd say WinDirStat as a useful tool to find the space where goes.

  http://WinDirStat.info/

  What is the roaming profile, I find that many customers seem to think they should automatically "have their own files" no matter where they log - on, but at the same time don't need exercise no clean what they store and where. I say while it's functionally a case to expect to have your bread buttered on both sides and get to eat! In practice some policy decisions to do in regard to if the roaming profile path is applicable to your site and if so how much users is likely to comply with its constraints. If they can not do it then I suggest that this is not a good path to follow, especially since the oversized profiles will lead to very slow logons.

  Also, keep in mind that you're in headaches for real, if you want to introduce Windows 7 computers - profiles are not compatible, and what is happening here is that the roaming user develops a split personality.

• Configuration of Windows Live Mail disappears after a reboot (roaming profile question?)

  I work with a Win7 machine and a user with a roaming profile.

  The user configures Windows Live Mail with account information and is able to send and receive mail, until the computer is restarted successfully. After the reboot, all account information is lost and the e-mail client must be reconfigured.

  Any suggestions?

  http://www.Microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?DG=Microsoft.public.Windows.live.mail.desktop

  Discussions in Windows Live Mail Desktop

  http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=15

  And try the Forums above Windows Live Mail.

  They should be able to help you when repost you your question in the forum or Forums above.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  For any question on Windows 7:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/Windows7

  Link above is Windows 7 Forums.

  There is a list of the Windows 7 Forums at the link above to help you.

  You get the help you need there.

  You are in the Vista Forums.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Group Policy scripts to connect to users in the domain without roaming profiles

  Hi all

  I am the network administrator in a school, and I have a problem with the configuration scripts to the default printer for our students.

  I created a Powershell script that configures the printer default, based on the ORGANIZATIONAL unit of the computer on which the user connects from.

  When a domain user without a roaming profile on a BBS post specific work for the first time, the script does not seem to set the default printer.

  HOWEVER, the script works fine if:

  (a) the user has a roaming (no longer) profile; or

  (b) the user is logged on this before given workstation.

  From what I see in procmon, Powershell actually runs when a user logs on to a workstation, for the first time, but the printer mapping is not changed.

  Is it because the user has a local profile to each new PC they connect and that the profile is not created at a point where the default printer can be defined?

  Can you see a way to work around that rather than make roaming profiles or get the user to sign out and then sign back?

  Thank you

  Peter

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
  *

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home s/fr-U.S./Accueil
  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/Forum
  
  
  If you give us a link to the new thread we can point to some resources it

• Roaming profiles, Outlook, Windows 7, Server R2 2012 2016

  I am building a new network with server 2012, Windows 7 Pro clients running Office 2016.

  I have configured roaming profiles on the server and testing now with limited success.

  I started by dropping a small test file to the desktop, disconnected, connected to another machine, and here are the file. Great!

  I make a change to the file, log out and then log a new machine (where the test user is not connected previously on) and the file is there, Great!

  If I disconnect and reconnect the first machine, the file is still there but it does not show the changes I've done more recently, is not so great.

  The second part of the problem is that Outlook profiles seem NOT work completely.

  Following the suggestion by another post, I removed and reinstalled Office on a single machine, created an Outlook profile then disconnected.

  then turn it on again for another machine, everything seemed fine. I have created a signature on the second machine, disconnected, then back to the first. No signature :-(

  It seems to be is not quite compatible.

  Can someone tell me the areas that I should look at?

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site which is for the consumer to related issues.
  To ensure that you get a proper answer, ask either on the Technet site, if it is a type of Pro problem, or MSDN if it's related to the developer
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home s/fr-U.S./Accueil
  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/Forum