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VMware User Environment Manager 9. Carl Stalhood. Navigation. This article applies to User Environment Manager versions including: 9. See James Rankin How to create mandatory profiles in Windows 1. Creators Update (1. The mandatory profile is stored in a sub- folder of a file share.

Either identify an existing file share (e. UEMConfig) or create a new file share. Login to the Horizon 6 Agent machine as a template account. Do any desired customizations. Logoff. Make sure you are viewing hidden files and system files.

Copy C: \Users\%username% to your fileshare and rename the folder to mandatory. It is important that . You cannot share the mandatory profile directly. You can copy C: \Users\Default instead of copying a template user. If so, remove the hidden attribute. If you use Default as your mandatory, be aware that Active Setup will run every time a user logs in. Rename \\fs. 01\UEMConfig\mandatory.

Delete the NTUSER. DAT log files. Open the App.

Hi carl, i want to download vmware identity manager 2.4.1. Basic Computer Hardware And Software Ppt Presentation here. For information about Site Recovery Manager 6.0.0.x patch releases, see the corresponding section of these release notes. Site Recovery Manager 6.0.0.1 Express Patch. That is only for the OS logs, not the vCenters logs. I looked at the syslog-ng.conf and I didn’t saw a reference to the /var/log/vmware, so the vcenter writes it.

Data folder and delete the Local and Local. Low folders. Java settings are stored in Local. Low so you might want to leave them in the mandatory profile.

The only Java files you need are the deployment. Delete the Java cache, tmp and logs. Open regedit. exe.

Click HKEY. Click OK. With the hive still loaded, you can do some cleanup in the registry keys. See http: //www. robinhobo. Also see How to create a Windows Server 2. Windows 8 Mandatory Profile for more profile cleanup. Highlight HKLM\a. Open the File menu and click Unload Hive.

Create/Edit a GPO that applies to the Horizon 6 Agents and configure the following GPO settings. Computer Configuration . This is the roaming profiles functionality of User Environment Manager. You configure folders and registry keys that need to be saved. The import/export can happen at logon/logoff or during application launch/exit.

Some examples: disable splash screen, default folder save location, database server name, etc. Self–support tool – users can use this tool to restore their application settings. User Environment – configures Windows settings like drive mappings, Explorer settings, printer mappings, etc. This is similar to group policy but offers significantly more options for conditional filtering. User Environment Manager can configure any registry setting defined in an ADMX file. Computer settings should be configured using group policy.

Best practice is to not mix User Environment Manager and user group policy. Pick one tool. If the same setting is configured in both locations then group policy will win. Horizon Smart Policies – Use Horizon Conditions (e. Installers can also be elevated. Links: To perform an initial configuration of User Environment Manager, do the following: Launch the User Environment Manager Management Console from the Start Menu. Enter the path to the UEMConfig share, and click OK. These Settings checkboxes define what is displayed in the management console.

VMware KB Article Title: Type of Document: Last Modified: System requirements to install a 64-bit guest operating system on a 32-bit host (1003945). This article applies to User Environment Manager versions including: 9.0, 9.1, and 9.2. Prerequisites; Mandatory Profile; UEM Console Installation.

Leave it set to the defaults, and click OK. In the Personalization ribbon, on the far right, click Easy Start.

Select your version of Office, and click OK. Click OK when prompted that configuration items have been successfully installed. Review the pre- configured settings to make sure they are acceptable.

For example, User Environment Manager might create a Wordpad shortcut (User Environment > Shortcuts) that says (created by VMware UEM). To roam the Start Menu in Windows 1. VMware 2. 15. 04. Muvee Reveal 7 Crack Serial Number. How to roam Windows 1. Start Menu layout.

If there is a setting to Remove Common Program Groups, then click Edit. Consider adding a condition so it doesn’t apply to administrators.

Horizon Smart Policies. In UEM 9. 0 and newer, go to User Environment > Horizon Smart Policies, and create a policy. The Settings tab for a Smart Policy has a Bandwidth profile option. In UEM 9. 1 and newer, these apply to both PCo. IP and Blast. UEM 9. HTML Access file transfer setting.

On the Conditions tab, you can use any of the available conditions, including the Horizon Client Property conditions. These Horizon- specific conditions are available in every policy. Note: UEM 9. 2 has more conditions (e.

Active Directory Site Name) than prior versions. You can also enter a Horizon Client Property condition that corresponds to the View. Client. In the Property field, type in a property name (remove View. Client. See VMware Blog Post Enhancing Your VMware Horizon 7 Implementation with Smart Policies.

And the 2. 8- page PDF Reviewer’s Guide for View in Horizon 7: Smart Policies, VMware Horizon 7. UEM 9. 1 and newer has Endpoint Platform as a policy condition. Create a Policy, go to the Conditions tab, and select the Endpoint Platform condition. To reapply Horizon Policies when users reconnect to an existing session, go to User Environment > Triggered Tasks and click Create.

Or you can edit one of the existing Triggered Tasks settings. Change the Trigger to Reconnect session. Change the Action to User Environment refresh.

Select Horizon Smart Policies, and click Save. Application Blocking and Elevation. UEM 9. 0 adds an Application Blocking feature.

To enable it, go to User Environment > Application Blocking, and click the Global Configuration button. Check the box to Enable Application Blocking.

Specify Conditions where, if true, then App Blocking is enabled. These are the same conditions available in other policies and settings. Click OK. Then you can create an Application Blocking setting to designate the folders that users can run executables from, or what file hashes are allowed.

You can add folders that allow or block apps. Any executable in these paths will be allowed or blocked. By default, executables in Windows and Program Files (including x. UEM 9. 1 and newer allows File Hashes in addition to File Paths. Set the Type to Hash- based, click Add, browse to an executable, UEM will compute the hash, and add it to the list. UEM 9. 2 and newer supports Publisher- based allow. Set the Type to Publisher- based, click Add, browse to an executable, UEM will read the certificate, and add it to the list.

Note: A challenge with hash- bashed and publisher- based rules is that the policy might have to be updated whenever the app is updated. UEM 9. 2 adds a Privilege Elevation feature, which allows executables to run as administrator even if users are not administrators. To enable it, go to User Environment > Privilege Elevation, and click the Global Configuration button.

Check the box to Enable Privilege Elevation. Specify Conditions where, if true, then Privilege Elevation is enabled. These are the same conditions available in other policies and settings. If you allow installers to be elevated, elevate the installer’s child processes too, check the box. This checkbox only applies to installers. Child processes of elevated applications is enabled when creating a Privilege Elevation configuration setting.

When an application is elevated, the user can be asked to allow it. This prompt is intended to inform the user that the application has more permissions than it should, and thus be careful with this application. Click OK. Then you can create a Privilege Elevation setting to designate the applications that should be elevated. The applications can be specified by a path, a hash, or a publisher certificate. These are essentially the same options as Application Blocking.

Path- based user- installed application lets you elevate installers. The other three options elevate applications, but not installers. The child processes checkbox applies to applications.

Personalization and UEM Templates. VMware has provided a list of Personalization Templates to simplify your configuration. To save user settings at logoff and restore at logon, you must specify the settings to save. You can use one of the built- in Windows Common Setting or Application Templates.

Or you can create your own. UEM 9. 2 has more built- in templates than previous versions. The VMware community also uploads additional templates to VMware Communities. In the UEM Console, on the Personalization tab, click the Configure button to locate your UEM Configuration file share.