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Windows Virtual Desktop Access Coverage?
Hi all, I am in need of some clarity regarding the automated (non-editable) Windows Virtual Desktop Access allocations. Taking the rules into consideration, from the links below, I am struggling to understand how SLM determines where COVERAGE is applicable (not the requirement for VDA - this is clear). Snow Inventory VDI Guide : https://community.snowsoftware.com/docs/DOC-1195-snow-inventory-and-vdi-envirnments SLM Coverage for VDI Blog : https://community.snowsoftware.com/community/ProductHub/general-forums/blog/2018/04/19/snow-license-manager-for-windows-desktop-virtualization To provide you with some additional context, I have a situation whereby a requirement for Windows Virtual Desktop Access has appeared. Requirement = 70 Available Licenses = 0 Coverage = 11 ( ??? ) Note : We have an Enterprise Agreement with Windows 10 Enterprise present with full coverage for our estate. My current understanding is that no variations of Thin Clients are present in the estate either (TBC). If someone could shed some light on HOW and WHERE the coverage for Windows VDA stems from, it would be greatly appreciated! At the moment it feels like a black box result. Thanks!
Hello there,
have the pretty same issue, but on Snow Atlas.
How is the license requirement for Windows Virtual Desktop Access and Windows Virtual Desktop Access USER determined? How is the mapping of signature to catalog product carried out?
How is Windows Virtual Desktop Access recognized and assigned to a user or device?
Thanks!