Just today, I was working on a ProfileUnity 6.7 to 6.8 upgrade so as to use AWS S3 for FlexApp packages. Updating the ProfileUnity Management and FlexApp Packaging consoles was pretty easy and straightforward, but I wasn’t exactly sure how to update the ProfileUnity client on deployed AWS WorkSpaces. Originally, the client was deployed to […]
Updating the ProfileUnity Client for Cloud-based Desktops Read Post »
Recently, I performed an upgrade from N2WS Cloud Protection Manager 2.3 to 2.4. Though I didn’t have any issues during the upgrade AND my backups continued to be successful afterward, I received an error when trying to perform an AWS permissions check though the N2WS GUI, specifically, my N2WS instance did not appear to have
“Errno13 Permission Denied” After Upgrading N2WS to Version 2.4 Read Post »
At this point in the AWS WorkSpaces series, I have created my own image bundle, deployed and tested AD-joined WorkSpaces, and have setup Liquidware ProfileUnity to save user settings. Now, I want to add applications to my WorkSpace BUT without actually installing them onto my WorkSpace. How can one add an application to a machine
AWS WorkSpaces – Deploying Applications using Liquidware FlexApp Read Post »
Years ago, when I started working with Citrix MetaFrame 1.8, I don’t recall ANY conversations centered around user profile/settings management. Through the haze of memory, it seems like the biggest factor affecting end-user satisfaction was ensuring the appropriate mailbox was accessed when Outlook was launched from the MetaFrame server. Then as things progressed toward shared
AWS WorkSpaces – Integrating Liquidware ProfileUnity Read Post »
