Virtualization by Davis: “APPV as Service Account” plus 5 more |
- APPV as Service Account
- The Beginning of the Non-Dedicated Device World?
- Desktone gets jump on Citrix's Project Avalon with Windows as a Service
- Users Can't run any App-v programs after reboot errors on RDS server are all gone
- Crash course: Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V introduction
- Working with Citrix Receiver for Android
| Posted: 10 Jan 2013 08:45 PM PST As a disclaimer I have read the J.C. Hornbeck blog "How to configure the App-V Management Server Service to run as a Service Account" for 4.6 but never used 4.6 and I'm new to AppV with 5.0 so don't have the background to immediately understand what may or may not apply. I understand how to setup AppV Management server to use a service account under IIS, but my question is has Microsoft provided any guidance anywhere for any other changes required beyond assigning the account in the IIS console? Ideally I'd like to have my full infrastructure (Management, Pub, and Reporting) using a service account, but would appreciate some clarity on the approach to ensure I've covered all pre-requisites.    This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| The Beginning of the Non-Dedicated Device World? Posted: 10 Jan 2013 12:54 PM PST What makes your phone your phone? Or, for that matter, what makes your desktop, your laptop or your tablet yours? After all, millions of people own identical hardware/software configurations of iPhones, Android-based phones, tablets, laptops and other devices. The answer lies in two defining aspects of each device: The user's data that is locally-stored, and the user's personalization information.  |
| Desktone gets jump on Citrix's Project Avalon with Windows as a Service Posted: 10 Jan 2013 07:36 AM PST IT pros dealing with the influx of consumer devices hope Desktone's Windows as a Service offering will alleviate the desktop management burden.         |
| Users Can't run any App-v programs after reboot errors on RDS server are all gone Posted: 10 Jan 2013 06:41 AM PST The problem is the following. the last weeks of so users can't start any app-v programs, we get the following error message in the eventviewer and sftlog Event Description: {tid=1904:usr=<%username%} The Application Virtualization Client was unable to initialize the user's profile for a system session (rc 10601903-00007003).
This is then for every user on the RDS server. After rebooting the server the problem is gone for a while. We have the following setup. RDS servers W2K8 R2 with App-v for Remote desktop Services Client version : 4.6.1.30111 App-v Server: Management server version 4.5.3.19480 App-v Server: Streaming server version 4.5.3.19480 The userdatadirectory is %Appdata% which is a roaming profile. Who has any clue about the problem, can't find anything after searching the internet with this error code. I know there is a new hotfix for the client but thats only a feature for adobe reader X
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| Crash course: Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V introduction Posted: 08 Jan 2013 07:34 AM PST Looking for a quick Hyper-V introduction? We've got you covered with these tips highlighting important changes to Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V.   |
| Working with Citrix Receiver for Android Posted: 10 Jan 2013 05:04 AM PST With Citrix progressing fast on mobility front and Google Nexus series of devices creating some buzz I thought it was right time to discuss various options, functionality and flexibility Citrix Receiver for Android gives. Many of you might be surprised to know the amount of flexibility Citrix Receiver for Android provides for creating user account a.k.a user profile. Account creation option 1 Server URL/address : The standard way of doing…  |
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