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  1. 8 hours ago, David Begbie1709163777 said:

    I agree, I would much rather not have SCCM in the equation on NP VDIs, this is what I am used to.  But, in this environment, SCCM is used for App V as there are no Publishing servers.

    Do yourself and your customer a favor - go and get AppVentix - you won't regret it, one of the best tools on the planet and THE best tool for this scenario https://appventix.com/

     

    8 hours ago, David Begbie1709163777 said:

    I will keep testing with BISF as its not something I am too familiar with and find the online documentation not that great

    Hrm, have you been looking the docs page? It's pretty indepth https://eucweb.com/docs/bisf-7-1912

     

    Strange you are seeing duplicate...  using BIS-F has always been my go-to for sealing (but also, whilst I know it functionally works, like most, I see ConfigMgr disabled in the non-persistent VDI)

  2. try removing "Citrix WEM Agent" from your /exclude list. The WEM agent component hasn't been marked as removed on the deprecation list https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-virtual-apps-desktops/whats-new/removed-features.html#deprecations-and-removals

     

    and "Citrix Supportability Tools" from your /includeadditional list. This was removed in 2212 https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-virtual-apps-desktops/whats-new/removed-features.html#removals

     

    Neither are listed as valid anymore https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-virtual-apps-desktops/install-configure/install-command.html 

     

     

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  3. On 5/4/2023 at 1:12 PM, Raymond Zawislak1709160782 said:

    Disclaimer: I truly Like the Nutanix Products. 

     

    This makes me happy

     

    I am going to drop you an email - looking at the above information I don't think there is anything that would suggest a better path either way (particularly the scale and experience they have with Nutanix and MCS currently) but my experience with certain EMR providers is they may well tell you what to do here ?

  4. You need to be careful with that setting above, its a per user configuration and will impact performance https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/reference-configuration-settings?tabs=ccd#ccdmaxcachesizeinmbs

     

    Agreed with above really, you need to have the capacity to handle local caching of the profiles and that needs to be on very fast disk - that is something often missed when using CC

     

    As an FYI, you should make the change on the master/gold image because it won't work if you try and do it via GPO after provision....race condition 

  5. Disclaimer: I work for Nutanix ? 

     

    Are you going native AHV for these workloads?

     

    Nutanix makes MCS shine - but we also have many many customers at scale running PVS. Typically, this has been due to image management being a little simpler (historically) with vDisk replication across multiple PVS servers being a bit simpler than replicating a gold or base image across multiple clusters (but again, this is historical), and customer familiarity with PVS and existing processes for image update capability vs multi-catalog updates etc

     

    MCS will perform slightly better earlier in the VM lifecycle due to our data locality capability. 

     

    There are a few moving parts here - both options will shine - feel free to reach out if you want to dive into any of the features/capabilities/design considerations 

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  6. If you are using Studio then the policy engine will be updated automatically by the upgrade process

     

    No difference for the VDA - You can read up on the upgrade process for Citrix on the documentation site, but the VDA upgrade utility is pretty smart and will tell you what's there and what will be upgraded

  7. 9 hours ago, Thierry DEVIDAL said:

    Because for me, in cloud-base env, the dekstop client should be only be a "viewer"

    Not really how it works unless you operate in online mode and have acceptable performance when making queries across the web - rarely OK

     

    most environments still operate in cached mode, meaning that now you have an OST and index to deal with. If you don't persist these, the experience sucks. You cannot in a supported fashion redirect them to a network location, and using file based profiles is not really going to cut the mustard. Hence container/VHDX technology to make things work 

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