Slow connection, non-persistent desktops... of roaming profiles?

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• View: Non-persistent Desktop with persistent user data

  We need to have a non persistent desktop which has a small persistent area (separate drive?), where the user profiles are stored.  Our goal is to have the stay of software/OS in a non persistent state but allow for user profiles to be created/saved on the computer.  Did someone do something similar to what could be useful in pointing me in the right direction?

  Thank you!

  Not persistent are ment to do exactly that.  As suggested must be addressed on a profile management system, you could probably get by with roaming profiles provided that you keep some controls tightened on them.

  Alternatively, you can use a pool of persistent by using user data disks and use the "Refresh OS disk on logoff" setting set to 'Always' or 'all the X days '.  That mimics a non-persistent pool without the need for some other profile management.

• accept guests of Java security in Firefox on non-persistent desktops view

  Hi all

  Here's our environment...

  1. view 6.1

  2. a pool Nopersistent offices Windows 7 Enterprise

  3 Java 32 bits version 8 day 72

  4 Firefox 34.0.5

  Run us a Java Application (banner) and when you fire in Firefox it shows 2 application prompt, both applications are trusted publishers is not a matter of trust. Because they are non-persistent desktops that our end users bring each time that they restart it. Whats odd is that we have been able to ignore these warnings with IE using strategies of group two, one to be saved in the "trusted publishers" request certificates store and another to add the URL of the application to IE Trusted Sites. I'm not sure how to work around this problem in Firefox

  I enable the Java Console and turned on a high level of forest exploitation, and when I got one of these application guests I clicked on the option "don't show this new editor applications and the location above. When I did that the Java console displays the following...

  Security: the user granted the privileges to the code forever

  Security: deployment of C:\Users\deptsfs\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\security\trusted.certs loading certificates

  Security: responsible for deployment from C:\Users\deptsfs\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\security\trusted.certs certificates

  Security: registration of certificates of deployment in C:\Users\deptsfs\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\security\trusted.certs

  Security: safe deployment in C:\Users\deptsfs\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\security\trusted.certs certificates

  I know I'm grabbing at straws here but y at - he called a way to manipulate the contents of the file "trusted.certs" to the user with a logon script via group policy so that Publisher/App/location is always approved?

  Thank you

  So... my grad last idea is to deploy the trusted.certs file in the default profile on your master image and test to see if this file is available in-house for new users. Do you know how to copy a user profile in the default user profile in Windows 7?

• Non-persistent desktops take ten minutes to connect

  A customer reported issues using the IBM Notes client with view v3.1.

  Workstations are configured as non-persistent, and they report problems loging in.  When the user connects, there are data that are copied into the virtual machine that contains the personal information of users for Notes, as their address book and other items.  Because these data are copied to the Journal, there is a delay, sometimes up to ten minutes, before the user is currently connected.

  Has anyone seen this problem with Notes or any other application that is based on user profile information and might have some suggestions? Thanks,-Jeff

  anything that uses a roaming profile may affect the time of connection.  For us, Exchange, all the .pst files are stored in the my documents folder, which redirects to the home folder on a network file server users.  Therefore, they use any machine, they still have access to their information.

  Be considered for what it is worth, I have not used the notes in a long time, but I believe you can also change the settings of the client connection notes, so redirect the names.nsf anywhere.  This will reduce your connection time because the file will not be copied locally whenever a user logs on.

  My advice would be to seek a GPO that would redirect your my documents folder and see to update on the heavy notes client connection parameters.

• 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

• Slow connection with 9 EMU using mandatory profiles with the folder redirection MSFT (Windows 7)

  I have been recently UEM9, AppVol 2.10 in my environment of Horizon 7 on some Machines Windows 7 Linked Clone (systems no-no intentionally) initially the connection time was around 30secs with Agent display 7, UEM9, AppVol 2.10 installed with a mandatory profiles with the folder redirection MSFT (Windows 7), but as I expanded stable about 30 user... and they started to use the system on a regular basis I started to do & see logins for one more minute. Nothing has changed in my environment and the material is extremely less use so Im trying to figure out what is causing the delay in the connection. Does anyone else know extremely long connections using UEM9?

  I could solve this problem by updating 10.0.6 to 10.0.8 vmware tools. This login corrected and the performance of the virtual desktop.

• Client workspace in a pool of non-persistent offices?

  The customer of the workspace can be used in a non-persistent office pool? A couple of concerns I have with this:

  -l the location of the data cache. I don't want to synchronize whenever I log on a fresh desktop computer. I can change the path to a shared House on the network for example, but is it possible during installation or via GPO?

  -When a user opens a session one computer desktop with a client of the workspace, the office is bound to the user in the workspace of Horizon. This obviously gives problems when a user opens a session to a new non-persistent desktop whenever the user opens a session. Desktop computers will be linked to multiple users and users will have several related jobs. How can this problem be solved?

  It can, but it is not optimized for this use case right now...

  In Horizon 1.0 data will have sync if you install the Agent Horizon on a VDI desktop. No way around that. So at least synchronize only once file, you can redirect the data folder of the 'local' Horizon to a network share or a persistent disk. There is a registry key for this:

  HCCU\Software\VMware, Inc. \Horizon Data\Folder (Reg_SZ) = a folder on a mapped drive, such as a home player or something else that is persistent.

  There should be no problem with that connects several computers. You are right, there is a long list of features, but there is no limitation, so everything should work.

  We are working on many improvements for future versions. This kind of feedback is crucial to decide what features will be implemented when. Please, keep the feedback coming.

• Wnidows 2008 R2: Roaming profile Recycle Bin

  Hello

  How you configure recycle bins appear on the desktop of roaming profiles?

  Or how locate the bin folder recycle for roaming user profile account.

  Thank you

  Concerning

  Alan

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• Logged in as guest account or roaming profile

  I ran the MS Account store recently because I had trouble getting in a few apps, including the store Windows and OneDrive. Apps to open and close immediately. The MS Account troubleshooting utility told me that I am connected as a guest or roaming profile even if I'm not. I can also not in PC settings so I can't yet go to a local account. I am able to connect to Xbox Music, but some applications I am a guest. How can I fix so that all of the apps to see me as logged onto my account of MS?

  Thank you

  Mike

  Yes, thanks Anil.  It turns out that there was a problem with my profile. I tried a lot of different things, but I gave up after a while and just moved to a different profile. Switch to another resolved profile in fact 2 questions for me. One is a high peak in the CPU at the opening of the store with it. However, create a new profile being a question, there still things that I couldn't do (like set up an Extender for Windows Media Center unit). So, once I moved in the new profile I did a refresh and started over. So far, my computer works MUCH better.

• Any way to get the files (not apps) for non-persistent floating desktop?

  Hello:

  We are currently running a pilot to replace our training labs, with the offices of pool floating non-persistent.  Currently, we are trying to find a way to simply deploy a file folder in the end user's desktop folder.  I tried to watch using Thinapp, but that seems to work only if there are executable files.  In our case, we just have a folder of files Excel & Word we want to have on every desk in the pool.  Is it possible to do, without having to use a part 3?  I was looking at possible ways to do it, but so far I only found ways to do it with the Windows user profile.  It is an option, but we would like to do this at the level of the office pool instead.  Basically, just like Thinapp works but just copy or synchronize files rather that install applications.

  I was wondering if anyone else has found a way to do it.  Thanks in advance.

  I would probably put the files in the image as the 2nd post mentioned. Another option would be to use some kind of startup script to copy from a network share. Have you looked at the volumes app?

• 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

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• Best installation of the USB driver of practices for non-persistent clones

  Hello

  are there best practices using non-persistent clones and USB driver?

  Client A connects to a linked clone and connects a drive USB flash or something else.

  The installation of the driver is horrible slow on Windows 7:

  • New device found...
  • looking for a driver in driverstore...
  • installing the driver software...

  Tested now and it took more than 8mins.

  After installation, the appliance is ready and can be used. But after disconnecting from the desktop computer updates and each driver installation must be run again at the next connection. We have disabled the Windows updates and specified do not search Windows Update for device driver locations. (Policies-> models-> system administration / Installation of devices-> search order specified for the device driver source locations).

  Clues, why it is so slowly installing drivers and how to prevent the reinstallation of drivers every day

  Thank you and best regards

  Well,.

  We have set. VA was the problem...

  We excluded analyzes the demand for processes drvinst.exe.

  Thank you

• 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 |
  |_________________________________________________ |

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  Hey Evan,

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• 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?

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• PCoIP floating pool roaming profile

  Hi all

  PCoIP Protocol with floating pool Desktop supports Windows roaming profile?

  If a user tries to connect to a virtual desktop using PCoIP it can download the profile to a NAS share with

  the UNC path to the user of policy Active Directory?

  Thank you

  Nicola

  Yes, it's the only way.

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