Tested on freshly installed Windows 10 , and Server product language German. The same problem is discussed here. Your email address will not be published. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Application Inventory Applications — Records that represent an application irrespective of its versions.
You can create application records to manage a collection of related packages. Users, groups, computers, or organizational units can be entitled to receive one of the packaged versions.
Packages — Virtual disks that store one or more programs required for an application to run. A single package can be delivered to multiple computers, and one or many users.
Programs — Installed during the packaging process. When an application is assigned and a package is delivered to a desktop, these programs are then visible inside Windows under Programs and Features and often available from the Start Menu.
Application Owners — Assign active directory entities to indicate ownership to each Application. Application History — View a list of administrative actions that have been performed on an application and who performed them.
Package Notes — Keep track of a package details by noting any specifics steps or configurations after packaging an application. Improved Template Management — Template policy files snapvol. The steps for metadata cleanup were obtained through collaboration with VMware Business Critical Support. Begin by creating a new Storage Group to replicate existing App Stacks to the new datastore.
Enter a name for the Storage Group. This is temporary and will be deleted later, so choose anything. Select the existing source datastore for Template Storage. From the list of datastores, select both the old and new datastores. Switch to vCenter and verify that the App Volumes service account has duplicated the App Stacks from the source datastore to the new datastore.
Switch back to App Volumes and verify that the new storage location is present within the App Stacks. Remove the temporary Storage Group. This step is may cause a disruption if end user desktops are still mounting app stacks located on the old datastore. Before proceeding, ensure no volumes are mounted. If a maintenance window is not possible, then set the old storage location to non-mountable in App Volumes and wait until desktops restart or recycle by attrition.
Switch to vCenter and remove the old datastore. You may delete the old datastore or unpresent the LUN from storage. In any case, the datastore must not be visible to vCenter before continuing.
Unmounting and detaching the datastore is not sufficient if the datastore continues to display in vCenter. Perform a rescan. If you have previously installed App Volumes 2. Step-by-step instructions for a basic App Volumes 4 deployment, along with exercises to familiarize you with simplified application management, can be found in the Quick-Start Tutorial for VMware App Volumes 4 Simplified Application Management.
The App Volumes 4 management console will be familiar if you have used previous versions of App Volumes. For production installations, SQL Server certificate validation is strongly recommended, though not required. The writable templates now default to 5GB in size and can be expanded as needed. See Expand a Writable Volume for instructions. This scenario is considered a migration from App Volumes 2. See Upgrading App Volumes Components for detailed information about performing an upgrade.
Note the requirement to first upgrade older versions of App Volumes 2. Before migrating your environment, be sure to review Considerations before migrating from AppStacks to Packages to ensure there will be no impact to your business. When upgrading from App Volumes 2. After upgrading your App Volumes Manager server s , you will need to apply a new App Volumes 4 license key. The upgrade process will preserve the 2.
This tool will migrate selected AppStacks to Packages. The migration process copies all programs contained in the AppStack to the new Package. An Application object is automatically created with the same name as the Package. Note : While it was a common practice with AppStacks, we do not recommend using version numbers in the name of Applications.
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