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 »
As a continuation of the AWS WorkSpaces series, I’ll detail the steps to deploy a WorkSpace into an Active Directory domain using a customized WorkSpace bundle in this post. Creating a WorkSpace Using an AD Connector Within the AWS console, click WorkSpaces under the Desktop & App Streaming heading. On the WorkSpaces page, click WorkSpaces
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