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Not a big blog this time but a short one.
We had a migration coming up at my current job and wanted to notify the users that they were working on the new environment.
So time to make small popup window.
The popup needed to have a couple of requirements.
So I made a little popup that loads a HTML file stored on local or on the network.
Since the moment that Ivanti took over RES Software it was time to invest some time in the product portfolio of Ivanti. So it’s time to install Ivanti User Workspace. I will share the simple install of this suite. The configuration I will blog a later time. Otherwise the blog will be to long.
The first thing you need is ofcourse the software. This can be found on the website of Ivanti (You need an account)
The first thing I did (Like I also did for the installation of RES One) was creating a service account for the database(s). In this case I made SA_Ivanti as an user.
You can also do this using powershell:
Import-ModuleActiveDirectoryNew-ADUser`-Name`-Path"OU=Users,DC=LAB,DC=Local"`-SamAccountName"SA_Ivanti"`-DisplayName"Service Account Ivanti"`-AccountPassword(ConvertTo-SecureString"Welcome0123!"-AsPlainText) `-Enabled$trueAdd-ADGroupMember"Domain Admins""SA_Ivanti";
Today is the day. The release of Workspace Toolkit by Workspace-guru. I had the privilege to test the early beta and the beta of this application. With this application you can do lots of things in a RES ONE Workspace environment.
With the toolkit you can do the following:
It’s time to expand your current install of RES One Enterprise Workspace with the Management Portal. The great new feature of RES Software! In this blog I will show you a step by step how to install the management portal. But first you need to meet the prerequisites for example IIS. The prerequisites are.
After meeting the prerequisites we can start the installation of the first Management Portal.
First you have to download and extract the RES ONE Enterprise installer described HERE
After that start the installer of RES One Workspace installer 10.0.0.
Since Windows 10 version 1607 Microsoft build-in the App-V client. With this App-V client you can now run virtualized application that are made with App-V Sequencer. The nice part is, is that de App-V client can get virtual applications from the App-V management server. But before you can use the client…. you must enable it. By default it is disabled. Below I will describe how to enable it by using Group Policy Objects and Powershell. And where you can do custom settings for the client.
First we start with the Group Policy.
To do this click start -> run or windows key + R and then run gpedit.msc
Now the Local Group Policy Editor starts.
In this tutorial I will describe the steps I made to install RES One Enterprise Workspace (ROW).
RES One Enterprise Workspace transforms normal desktop into a personal desktop. Workspace make your desktop much more secure and manageable.
Each time a user logs on to a workspace it will be composed using defined applications, data, printers and personal settings.
These items are set depending on Identity (Who are you), Location (Where are you), Device (kind of device) and Time.
There is of course a lot more info in the Administration Guide (must have account)
Here is a simpel step by step guide how to install RES One Enterprise Console. In the console you can manage the components of RES One Enterprise.
The console you install on the management server where also your RES One Enterprise Workspace console and Automation console will be installed.
First thing you need to do is download the latest version of RES One Enterprise at https://success.ressoftware.com/
You need to have an account at RES.
After downloading RES ONE Enterprise Installer 10.0.0.0 you can run it.
Click Next
Zwolle – Yesterday I earned my official RES Certificate of Completion for RST-700 RES Sales Champ at Detron Detachering.
With this certificate you become member of Certified RES Professionals and you can join the exclusive RES Sales Champ Group network on LinkedIn.
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Kind regards,
Rob Jager
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