The old version is:
Microsoft’s Application Virtualization Client 4.5 and 4.6 settings can be controlled by using Group Policy Objects in conjunction with ADM files. Microsoft made an ADM template available that covers parts of the relevant settings. Login Consultant’s Ruben Koene developed an add-on ADM Template that allows configuring relevant settings not covered by Microsoft’s ADM.
The following tables describe various App-V client settings and their partitioning into both ADMs.
Please note that the value descriptions do not fully reflect the actual Registry value names. Also, table segmentation does not necessarily reflect Registry’s segmentation into keys and subkeys.
Microsoft |
Login Consultants |
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App-FS Location |
Not usefull |
Not usefull |
Cache File Name & Location |
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Allow to unload least recently used blocks |
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Define Minimum Package Age |
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Cache File State |
Not usefull |
Not usefull |
Cache File Size |
Not usefull |
Not usefull |
Virtual Drive Letter |
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Set Cache File to Read Only |
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Relocate Cache File log apart from App-FS location |
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Microsoft |
Login Consultants |
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System (Windows) Event Log Level |
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Text Log Level |
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Text Log File name |
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Text Log Roolover count |
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Text Log Max File Size |
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Allow Crashes (Create Dumps) |
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Dump Path |
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Dump Path Size Limit |
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Launch Record Mask |
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Launch Record Log Path |
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Launch Record Write Timeout |
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Microsoft |
Login Consultants |
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Application Source Root |
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OSD Source Root |
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Icon Source Root |
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Allow Independent File Streaming |
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Require Authorization if Cached |
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Specify User Data Location |
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Auto Load Triggers (When to Auto Load) |
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Auto Load Targets (What to Auto Load) |
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Microsoft |
Login Consultants |
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Script Timeout |
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Publishing Server (DCC) Seamless Timeout |
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Publishing Server (DCC) Initial Seamless Timeout |
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Publishing Server (DCC) Init Timeout |
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Default Suite Combine Time |
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Serialized Suite Launch Timeout |
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Microsoft |
Login Consultants |
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Tray Visibility |
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Tray Success Delay |
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Tray Error Delay |
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Tray Icon: Show Refresh |
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Tray Icon: Show Load |
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Microsoft |
Login Consultants |
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Server ID |
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Server Type |
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Host Name |
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Relative Path |
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Server Port |
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Refresh at Logn |
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Refresh Period |
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Microsoft |
Login Consultants |
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Allow Disconnected Operations |
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Limit Disconnected Operations duration |
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Disconnected Operations Timeout (Minutes) |
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Microsoft |
Login Consultants |
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Bandwidth |
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Trigger Online / Offline state |
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Require Secure Connection |
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Fast Connect Timeout |
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All User Permissions can be controlled using Microsoft’s ADM Template
The %SFT_SOFTGRIDSERVER% variable can be controlled using Login Consultant’s ADM Template Add-on
Both ADM template files are available for free.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=67CDF9D2-7E8E-4D76-A552-FD82DBBFF9BC
http://www.loginconsultants.com/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=20&Itemid=149
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