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See applications started on VDI, find VDI's on which user only runs 1 or few applications (let those users use remoteapp instead of full VDI)

Hi,

 

We have some VDI's Hyper-V (which start with prefix VDI then 001,002) dedicated to mostly one sometimes 2,3 users.

Is there a way I can generate a report of VDI's on which only 1 or few applications are started?

 

With such a report, we could address these users, f.e. VDI001 only uses XMind for last 3 months => better use a remoteapp we offer via Windows Virtual Desktop. That way we would save resources = full VDI vs single/few remoteapps.

 

Thanks for your input!

S.


  • Stefan Ahsberg (Flexera Software)

    Hi Steven,

     

    There is a report called "Applications per VDI computer" that can be used for finding out which applications have been installed and used on a VDI. I would recommend to have a look at the Technical Description for Virtual Environments, chapter 3, Desktop Virtualization:

    https://community.flexera.com/s/article/TechnicalDescriptionVirtualEnvironmentsinSnowLicenseManager9

     

    Also, if not already in use, the recommendation for installing a Snow Agent on a VDI is to use a separate configuration to let the agent report that is run on a VDI so SLM can take VDA rights into account.

     

    This document is the Technical Reference for configuration options in the Snow Agent:

    https://community.flexera.com/s/article/TechnicalReferenceConfigurationDocumentforAllInventoryAgents

     

    The setting that needs to be configured is: env.is_virtual_desktop_infrastructure

    and I would recommend that you contact Snow support to get a separate Snow Agent for VDI's with this setting enabled for your VDI-environment.

     

    Hope this helps.

     

    Kind regards,

    ...Stefan

     

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  • Stefan Ahsberg (Flexera Software)

    Hi Steven,

     

    There is a report called "Applications per VDI computer" that can be used for finding out which applications have been installed and used on a VDI. I would recommend to have a look at the Technical Description for Virtual Environments, chapter 3, Desktop Virtualization:

    https://community.flexera.com/s/article/TechnicalDescriptionVirtualEnvironmentsinSnowLicenseManager9

     

    Also, if not already in use, the recommendation for installing a Snow Agent on a VDI is to use a separate configuration to let the agent report that is run on a VDI so SLM can take VDA rights into account.

     

    This document is the Technical Reference for configuration options in the Snow Agent:

    https://community.flexera.com/s/article/TechnicalReferenceConfigurationDocumentforAllInventoryAgents

     

    The setting that needs to be configured is: env.is_virtual_desktop_infrastructure

    and I would recommend that you contact Snow support to get a separate Snow Agent for VDI's with this setting enabled for your VDI-environment.

     

    Hope this helps.

     

    Kind regards,

    ...Stefan

     

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    Selected as Best

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See applications started on VDI, find VDI's on which user only runs 1 or few applications (let those users use remoteapp instead of full VDI)