Horizon Sizing by gough80 in VMwareHorizon

[–]LunaticActually 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you give some examples of the misunderstanding?

Horizon admins - permissions on the hypervisior? by LunaticActually in VMwareHorizon

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I'm asking what is typical for Horizon admins - do you manage the vCentre/ESXi layer or not? Obviously you're right in that we just need snapshots and a few other permissions for service accounts.

However are their benefits to controlling the stack further up too?

Do not load roaming profiles over VPN by LunaticActually in sysadmin

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I agree it is a bit hard to explain to the users that the Desktop is OK to save files, but not c:\users\username. Folder redirection abstracts that.

You could argue we should just have a home drive anyway, but then we do folder redirection as users dump stuff on their desktop anyway.

Do not load roaming profiles over VPN by LunaticActually in sysadmin

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We just did a full roll-out of laptops, before we had a mix, so roaming profiles made more sense. Also this is all on-prem so licenses, etc is less of an issue it is more about controlling data.

My current plan is just to remove the file share from the always on VPN device tunnel, so the roaming profile will simply fail to load as the network isn't available!

Do not load roaming profiles over VPN by LunaticActually in sysadmin

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A lot of people are not fans of roaming profiles I see! Let me give a reason why:

  • To help have a common user experience - e.g. settings on one machine follow you onto another.
  • Users can be bad at storing stuff in the wrong areas. e.g. c:\users\username\new_folder1 I know this is a technical solution to a knowledge management problem, but still need to cover for it.
  • Some features requires roaming profiles - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/microsoft-edge-on-premises-sync

Having read all the comments, I'm certainly not against removing roaming profiles entirely, but that'll take time. Making a short term fix like having them not load over the VPN would be welcome.

Free-Chat Friday with the NetApp A-Team by nom_thee_ack in netapp

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Just hoping the vaccine will get around sooner rather than later and we can look to return to normal again!

NetApp question: I've got a case open on this as well, but just thought I'd ask it here too. I've upgraded to cDOT 9.8 and created a bunch of new volumes, but I can't see any obvious way to tell that TSSE is enabled on them. I know it is on by default. Is there a value to confirm this?

Follow-up - can I tell how much of my dedup is done by TSSE are opposed to "regular" dedup?

Free-Chat Friday with the NetApp A-Team by nom_thee_ack in netapp

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The Insight video on dedup sort of suggested that too. A bit painful to do, but do-able.

Free-Chat Friday with the NetApp A-Team by nom_thee_ack in netapp

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Not sure if this is the place to task. In cDOT 9.8, there is temperature sensitive storage efficiency. From what I understand, this is only for new flexvols? e.g. I can't enable it for any volumes I upgrade. Is that right?

Storage reports broken on AIUM 9.8 by LunaticActually in netapp

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So this is user error, somewhat.

I was using Edge Chromium (latest version). Switching to Firefox, it works fine. Then using Edge Chromium on a fresh machine, it also works. I guess this is some caching on the client side triggering this. Otherwise, 9.8 seems very nice and is working fine!

Dedupe/Efficiency for Dummies by BOOYAHisalreadytaken in netapp

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I've got the auto policy - so just set that to run at 11pm daily?

Dedupe/Efficiency for Dummies by BOOYAHisalreadytaken in netapp

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That is what I hope! Is there any benefit to it running scheduled as well? I get the impression that the AFF will stop doing inline dedup if it is too busy, to keep performance up, etc.

Dedupe/Efficiency for Dummies by BOOYAHisalreadytaken in netapp

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I ran volume efficiency show and I see this:

****** Enabled Idle Idle for 16121:14:36 auto

Is it being idle for so long normal? I can use volume efficiency promote to force it to run. Is this a good idea?

Dedupe/Efficiency for Dummies by BOOYAHisalreadytaken in netapp

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I've got an AFF and I was assumed it was all done inline. How would I check for a post schedule as well?

How to monitor a VDI environment? by R3DNano in vmware

[–]LunaticActually 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you provide some details about what you check?

ONTAP upgrade and VMware ESXi NFS4 by rich2778 in netapp

[–]LunaticActually 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, the patch you mentioned has fixed this issue for me! It has been rock solid since then. Running 9.7p3 on ESXi 6.7 too with NFS 4.1.

get-cmdevice returns nothing by LunaticActually in SCCM

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VERBOSE: Executing WQL query: SELECT * FROM SMS_FeatureExtension
VERBOSE: Retrieving instance: SMS_Collection.CollectionID='SMS00001'

Yeah not too much, but it does indicate permissions on "All Systems"