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- [Mocking Missing Cmdlet Pipelines with Pester](https://virtualengine.co.uk/mocking-missing-cmdlet-pipelines-with-pester/) - Following on from the previous the Mocking Missing Cmdlets with Pester and Mocking Missing Cmdlet ErrorAction with Pester posts, I also encountered (yet) another interesting problem when attempting to mock cmdlets that were not present on the test system. This one is pretty similar to the -ErrorAction edge-case but involves the pipeline. Here’s a pseudo test that was failing:
- [App-V 5 Configuration Editor (ACE) v1.4 Released!](https://virtualengine.co.uk/app-v-5-configuration-editor-ace-v1-4-released/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce the version 1.4 release of the App-V 5 Configuration Editor (ACE). This (free) utility provides a simple user interface for editing App-V 5 dynamic configuration and manifest files, without manually hacking the underlying XML files. This release requires Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 or above and contains several reported bug
- [Configuring CredSSP for Deploying XenDesktop via DSC](https://virtualengine.co.uk/configuring-credssp-for-deploying-xendesktop-via-dsc/) - During my presentation at E2EVC in Berlin, we released new open source Powershell Desired State Configuration (DSC) resources for Citrix XenDesktop 7. Unfortunately for everyone there, I never actually finished the presentation. The number of questions and level of interaction in the session was awesome. Even with the attempted sabotage by @drtritsch when he tried to blow
- [Deploying Citrix XenDesktop 7 with DSC](https://virtualengine.co.uk/deploying-citrix-xendesktop-7-with-dsc/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce that the new DSC resources for Citrix XenDesktop 7 announced at the E2EVC Berlin event can be found here! The example files and presentation have been made available on GitHub. The new Citrix XenDesktop 7 resources include: XD7AccessPolicy XD7Administrator XD7Catalog XD7CatalogMachine XD7Controller XD7Database XD7DesktopGroup XD7DesktopGroupMember XD7EntitlementPolicy XD7Feature XD7Role XD7Site XD7SiteLicense XD7VDAController XD7VDAFeature XD7WaitForSite
- [Mocking Missing Cmdlet ErrorAction with Pester](https://virtualengine.co.uk/mocking-missing-cmdlet-erroraction-with-pester/) - Following on from the previous Mocking Missing Cmdlets with Pester post, I also encountered another interesting problem when attempting to mock cmdlets that were not present on the test system. This one is more of an edge-case, hence its own post. Just like last time, the tests worked when I had the Hyper-V cmdlets installed, but
- [Mocking Missing Cmdlets with Pester](https://virtualengine.co.uk/mocking-missing-cmdlets-with-pester/) - When writing Pester unit tests for your Powershell code you will probably have a need to mock calls to external functions before too long. This process works as you would expect when Pester can locate a defined function/cmdlet with a matching name. However, if Pester cannot find a definition, it will fail. This problem will
- [Using the OneGet App-V Provider](https://virtualengine.co.uk/using-the-oneget-app-v-provider/) - Once you have the App-V OneGet/Microsoft Package Management provider installed, how the heck do you use it?! The App-V provider supports locating, installing and uninstalling App-V 5.x packages from a file path/share (the use of HTTP/S streaming is not supported). To be able install App-V packages we first need to tell the provider where it
- [Installing the OneGet App-V Provider](https://virtualengine.co.uk/installing-the-oneget-app-v-provider/) - The Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) 5.x provider for OneGet can be installed in numerous ways depending on the version of the Windows Management Framework (WMF) installed and/or whether you have the OneGet/Microsoft Package Management bits installed. Prerequisites Duh?! The OneGet/Package Management module and the App-V 5.x client of course! Everything you need is included in
- [App-V Package Management Provider](https://virtualengine.co.uk/app-v-package-management-provider/) - Virtual Engine are proud to announce that we have open-sourced a new Microsoft App-V 5.x OneGet/Package Management provider on GitHub. This provider complements the built-in providers shipping in the latest Windows Management Framework 5.0 preview, enabling a unified approach to managing package installs on networked computers. Here is a brief description of OneGet from the
- [Git and the Powershell ISE](https://virtualengine.co.uk/git-and-the-powershell-ise/) - This is one of those seemingly random posts. However, if you use the Git command line tools in the Windows Powershell ISE then this post is for you! The Windows Git client expects the standard windows console host (conhost.exe) to be used and outputs “stuff” to the stderr stream – even when there is no
- [Let's Get Chocolatey](https://virtualengine.co.uk/lets-get-chocolatey/) - It’s taken a little while, but we are pleased to announce that the Virtual Engine Toolkit (VET) and the App-V Configuration Editor (ACE) are now available on Chocolatey! If you have Chocolatey installed on your systems then you can get going by running the commands listed below. Microsoft Package Management It gets even better if
- [Testing Private Functions with Pester](https://virtualengine.co.uk/testing-private-functions-with-pester/) - We’ve been busy beavering away on a new Powershell module that is comprised of many .ps1 files, that are loaded by a master/control .psm1 file when the module is imported. And, like all good Powershell citizens, we have many Pester unit tests for this code in accompanying .Tests.ps1 files. As Powershell script modules permit us
- [App-V 5 Sequencer Template - Full VFS Write Mode](https://virtualengine.co.uk/app-v-5-sequencer-template-full-vfs-write-mode/) - With the recent release of Hotfix 4 for App-V 5.0, Microsoft has now provided the ability to "Allow virtual applications full write permissions to the virtual file system". This setting can be found in the sequencer under the "Advanced" tab as demonstrated in the screen shot below: Should you wish to enable this setting
- [Creating .CAB files with Powershell](https://virtualengine.co.uk/creating-cab-files-with-powershell/) - During our on-going development of online updateable Powershell help (more on that later) you quickly come to realise that each culture-specific set of help files is stored within its own 1980’s style cabinet (or .cab) file. When packing the .cab files for release, I like to automate (if you hadn’t already guessed!) as it makes
- [Searching for String Properties with Powershell](https://virtualengine.co.uk/searching-for-string-properties-with-powershell/) - I had a requirement recently to parse a configuration file (let's just say for documentation purposes) and I needed to retrieve a property/value pair which may or may not be present in a text line. Now, depending on the product we wish to document, we might have a line in the configuration file constructed as
- [RES IT Store Web Portal Setup](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-it-store-web-portal-setup/) - We’ve had some confusion both internally and externally with some customers with the installation of the RES IT Store Web Portal. During the installation you will be prompted as to how you would like the IIS website to be configured: This dialog is a little bit unclear as to what it is actually asking you.
- [Windows 8.1 Update KB 2919355 Error 0x8007003](https://virtualengine.co.uk/windows-8-1-update-kb-2919355-error-0x8007003/) - It’s been long, too long since the last post. However, never fear as we have plenty of new updates in the pipeline (pun intended!). This post is a little off topic but one that might help one or two people with the latest Windows 8.1 Update 1. Whilst installing the latest Windows 8.1 Update 1
- [VET v1.4 Released!](https://virtualengine.co.uk/vet-v1-4-released/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce the general availability of version 1.4 of the Virtual Engine Toolkit (VET). The latest Windows installer and documentation is available for download now on the Virtual Engine web site. There's no "What's New" video this time but to view existing videos on the Virtual Engine Toolkit, please check out
- [App-V 5 Configuration Editor (ACE) v1.1 Released!](https://virtualengine.co.uk/app-v-5-configuration-editor-ace-v1-1-released/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce the version 1.1 release of the App-V 5 Configuration Editor (ACE). This (free) utility provides a simple user interface for editing App-V 5 the machine or user dynamic configuration files without manually hacking the underlying XML files. New in this release is the ability to Add, Delete and Edit shortcuts within the
- [App-V 5 Configuration Editor User Guide](https://virtualengine.co.uk/app-v-5-configuration-editor-user-guide-v1_1/) - We've been working hard getting the App-V 5 Configuration Editor (ACE) ready for official release; take a look at the ACE page for a bit more information about why it was developed. The purpose of this short blog to guide you through the ACE interface. There is an assumption here you have an understanding of
- [Querying .APPV Package Properties Part 2](https://virtualengine.co.uk/querying-appv-package-properties-part-2/) - Following on from Part 1, we can also query the properties of an App-V 5.0 .APPV package with another cmdlet included in the Virtual Engine App-V 5.0 .APPV PowerShell CmdLets; Get-AppV5FilePackage. The main difference with this cmdlet (when compared to Get-AppV5FileXml and Get-AppV5FileXmlPackage) is that it returns a custom PSObject with a simpler property namespace
- [Querying .APPV Package Properties Part 1](https://virtualengine.co.uk/querying-appv-package-properties-part-1/) - So you have an App-V 5.0 package (in this example I’ll use Mozilla Firefox) and you’d like to know various properties about the package without loading it into the App-V 5 client. The sequencer creates numerous files by default that expose some extremely pertinent information, i.e. the PackageId. The PackageId is specified in both the
- [RES Workspace Manager Training Dates](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-workspace-manager-training-dates/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce that we're running official RES Workspace Manager 2012 training courses in July 2013, in London. The following courses are available: 3 day RES Workspace Manager 2012 Bronze RWMBC-510 course (details) between July 15 - 17 2013 4 day RES Workspace Manager 2012 Silver/Gold RWMBC-510, 520 and 530 courses (details) from
- [RES Workspace Manager 2012 Integration with Configuration Manager 2012 SP1 (SCCM)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-workspace-manager-2012-integration-with-configuration-manager-2012-sp1-sccm/) - This blog contains the ramblings of a man who has just installed System Center Configuration Manager 2012 SP1 in our RES Demo Showcase, to show how the integration works with RES Workspace Manager 2012. The first thing I’d like to point out is why anyone would prefer to use Configuration Manager over RES Automation Manager
- [Introducing the App-V 5 Configuration Editor (ACE)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/introducing-the-app-v-5-configuration-editor-ace/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce the BETA release of the App-V 5 Configuration Editor (ACE). This (free) utility provides a simple user interface for editing App-V 5 machine or user dynamic configuration files without manually hacking the underlying XML files.
- [App-V 5 Configuration Editor User Guide](https://virtualengine.co.uk/app-v-5-configuration-editor-user-guide/) - We've been working hard getting the App-V 5 Configuration Editor (ACE) ready for a BETA release; take a look at the ACE page for a bit more information about why it was developed. With any new application it's great to have some user guides, right (RTFM)?!? Rest assured that will come when it's officially released,
- [App-V 5 Package PowerShell CmdLets Released!](https://virtualengine.co.uk/app-v-5-package-powershell-cmdlets-released/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce the release of the App-V 5.0 .APPV Package PowerShell CmdLets. These (free) PowerShell CmdLets enable you to query, extract files and report on the contents of .APPV files generated by the App-V 5 sequencer, without renaming them and manually opening them. Happy PowerShelling!
- [Updating and Writing XML Files with PowerShell](https://virtualengine.co.uk/updating-and-writing-xml-files-with-powershell/) - Manipulating XML files with PowerShell is something that we’re having to accomplish more and more internally. Microsoft App-V 5.0 and RES Workspace Manager utilise XML files extensively. Whilst we can manually tweak them, there’s nothing like automating things for consistency and speed! I have seen a lot of “rip and replace” and “find and replace”
- [Documenting App-V 5.0 Packages](https://virtualengine.co.uk/documenting-app-v-5-0-packages/) - Continuing our series of posts on the Virtual Engine App-V 5.0 .APPV PowerShell CmdLets, this one will show you how to quickly document your .APPV packages' contents. The Save-AppV5FileReport cmdlet generates a HTML report of information contained within the .APPV package contents. Here’s an example summary report (detailed reports are also available): Generating Single Reports
- [Installing the new App-V 5 PowerShell Modules](https://virtualengine.co.uk/installing-the-new-app-v-5-powershell-modules/) - Following on from the release of the Virtual Engine App-V 5.0 PowerShell CmdLets, I thought I best give you a quick run through on setting them up! Installing the PowerShell modules is easy, regardless of whether you’re installing them just for your user account or on a per machine basis. Note: we will package these up
- [Extracting files from an .APPV file with PowerShell](https://virtualengine.co.uk/extracting-files-from-an-appv-file-with-powershell/) - Whilst doing a lot of work with App-V 5.0 we have come across the requirement to look inside the .appv file with PowerShell. In our particular instance we’re after the package VersionId which is contained in the AppxManifest.xml file. As previously championed, we love automating and this should be easy! The .appv file extension is
- [VET v1.3 Released!](https://virtualengine.co.uk/vet-v1-3-release/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce the general availability of version 1.3 of the Virtual Engine Toolkit (VET). The latest Windows installer and documentation is available for download now on the Virtual Engine web site. New in this release is the addition of the WSUS Integration Management Pack (WiMP). There's no "What's New" video this
- [VET v1.2 Group Policy Import Bug](https://virtualengine.co.uk/vet-v1-2-group-policy-import-bug/) - This post is just a heads-up on some errors we’ve seen importing Group Policy Objects into RES Workspace Manager with the latest Virtual Engine Toolkit v1.2 release. In version v1.2 we introduced the ability to convert GPO permissions and OU links. To achieve this we needed to alter the way in which we enumerated the
- [Virtual Engine Receives RES Recognition](https://virtualengine.co.uk/virtual-engine-received-res-recognition/) - Virtual Engine are honoured to have been highlighted by RES Software in their 5 year milestone of the RES Software Valued Professional programme. Having two RSVP members is in itself a privilege, but to have received recognition for our efforts with the Virtual Engine Toolkit is also important to us. Needless to say we are already working
- [The Anywhere Home Drive](https://virtualengine.co.uk/the-anywhere-home-drive/) - I thought I’d put pen to paper to discuss a topic that was raised during the most recent UK Citrix User Group meeting. Discussions in the afternoon session were focused around user data, mobility and possibly the end of the user home drive as we know it. There has been lots of talk about how
- [RES Workspace Manager – JETCMD Example Use Case](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-workspace-manager-jetcmd-example-use-case/) - We recently announced the release of our new free Job Execution Tool (JET). If you haven’t had chance to read the announcement yet you can find it here. In this post, I’m going to detail one of the various use cases for JETCMD. This should give you an idea why we developed it in the first place
- [Virtual Engine will be presenting at IP EXPO 2012 - London](https://virtualengine.co.uk/virtual-engine-will-be-presenting-at-ip-expo-2012-london/) - Virtual Engine’s founder and co-owner Iain Brighton (@Iainbrighton) will demonstrate how using RES Software can help transform the lifecycle of your users in this practical, under the hood demonstration titled “Transforming the lifecycle of a user – from on-boarding to delivery of services and finally off-boarding”. Please join us there on Thursday 18th October, 11:30
- [VET v1.2 Released!](https://virtualengine.co.uk/vet-v1-2-released/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce the general availability of version 1.2 of the Virtual Engine Toolkit (VET). The latest Windows installer and documentation is available for download now on the Virtual Engine web site. We've put together a series of short videos demonstrating each new feature. In the "What's New" video series we cover
- [RES Automation Manager Quick Tip – appending to existing registry values](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-automation-manager-quick-tip-appending-to-existing-registry-values/) - I was recently asked (by one of our existing RES Automation Manager customers) how they go about adding to an existing registry value using RES Automation Manager. Well the answer is simple really - by using the @REGISTRY function. I’ll detail how you go about using this function in this blog post. Firstly start the
- [Introducing JETCMD](https://virtualengine.co.uk/introducing-jetcmd/) - Complimentary to recently announced Job Execution Tool (JET) there is also a command line version. The purpose of this is tool is slightly different to the GUI version. Whilst the GUI version is all about passing parameters to modules, projects or run books chosen by the end user at run time, JETCMD is all about
- [Introducing the Job Execution Tool (JET)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/introducing-the-job-execution-tool-jet/) - We’re pleased to announce that we have beta copies of the new RES Automation Manager Job Execution Tool (JET) and Job Execution Tool Command Line (JETCMD) available. The premise of these two new utilities is to overcome a particular shortcoming in the RES Automation Manager product suite; unattended job scheduling. These new tools overcome the
- [Move Machine Based Context Menus to Per User (Part II)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/move-machine-based-context-menus-to-per-user-part-ii/) - In Part I of this two part blog post, I described how you go about denying access to the machine based content menus, this blog post will describe how you now can target these same context menus to specific users or groups i.e. moving them to per user based. Before we go on another further,
- [Move Machine Based Context Menus to Per User (Part I)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/move-machine-based-context-menus-to-per-user-part-i/) - WARNING! This post requires you to edit the registry. Using Registry Editor incorrectly can cause serious problems that might require you to reinstall your operating system. Virtual Engine cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the incorrect use of Registry Editor can be solved. Use Registry Editor at your own risk. Be sure to back up
- [Installing RES HyperDrive Hypervisor Tools](https://virtualengine.co.uk/installing-res-hyperdrive-hypervisor-tools/) - RES Software have finally released RES HyperDrive and it’s available as a virtual appliance for VMware vSphere, VMware Workstation, Citrix XenServer and Microsoft Hyper-V. One thing that might surprise you is that the relevant hypervisor integration tools are not preinstalled. It surprised me, but then I thought about it; how will RES know what particular
- [Replacing the RES HyperDrive SSL Certificate](https://virtualengine.co.uk/replacing-the-res-hyperdrive-ssl-certificate/) - We’ve had to replace numerous HyperDrive SSL certificates already as the self-signed SSL certificates generated by the RES HyperDrive appliance won’t cut it if you want to use the appliance in production or if iOS/OS X devices are deployed. Fellow RES guru Rob Aarts has an article published on RESguru.com, but I've had differing experiences
- [Automating Citrix Provisioning Server Install with RES AM](https://virtualengine.co.uk/automating-citrix-provisioning-server-install-with-res-am/) - Here is a blog post I put together on automating the build of Citrix Provisioning Services using RES Automation Manager 2012. Before we get into the details I thought I'd mention a few resources and solutions I found on the way which helped me out. A big thanks to: Kees Baggerman and Barry Schiffer for
- [Upgrading RES AM Linux Agents](https://virtualengine.co.uk/upgrading-res-am-linux-agents/) - There comes a time when RES Automation Manager Linux agents need upgrading. A typical example is with the GA release of RES HyperDrive. Now that RES Automation Manager 2012 SR1 has been released, there is a newer Linux agent that isn’t (currently) is the RES HyperDrive appliance. If you’re like me, you’ll want to upgrade
- [Citrix HDX RealTime Media Engine Fails to Install](https://virtualengine.co.uk/citrix-hdx-realtime-media-engine-fails-to-install/) - Since the recent release of the Citrix HDX RealTime Optimization Pack for Lync, one of my colleagues Simon Pettit has been installing and configuring it on our development XenDesktop environment. The Citrix HDX RealTime Optimization Pack for Lync can be installed with both Citrix XenApp and Citrix XenDesktop. In our scenario we're installing onto Citrix XenDesktop but it
- [Transferring Files to RES HyperDrive](https://virtualengine.co.uk/transferring-files-to-res-hyperdrive/) - As I’ve discussed previously, connecting the RES HyperDrive appliance via SSH is more involved than is typical for other Linux appliances. My assumption is that, as SSH is used by OS X clients and is exposed to the big bad world, it needs be secured. And tightly! I have come across numerous times that I’ve
- [Remotely Administering RES HyperDrive](https://virtualengine.co.uk/remotely-administering-res-hyperdrive/) - Connecting and administering a RES HyperDrive appliance can be frustrating the first time you try. Therefore, I thought I’d put a few notes together on how to connect and transfer files to the appliance. If you’re planning on deploying SSL wildcard certificates, you’re going to need to know how to do this. Whilst you can
- [Multi-Homing RES HyperDrive](https://virtualengine.co.uk/multi-homing-res-hyperdrive/) - In certain situations you may wish to install two network adapters into a RES HyperDrive appliance. For example, you may not want to route internal traffic via the same gateway interface as external traffic. In this scenario there are some things that you need to be aware of. The RES HyperDrive documentation intimates that the
- [FOR THE LOVE OF GOD...](https://virtualengine.co.uk/for-the-love-of-god/) - I promised myself it would never come to this and I’m writing this against my better judgement. However, when my independence, professionalism and credibility are called into question I feel that it warrants a response. The root of this seems to stem from some tweets I sent last night as can be seen here: In
- [RES Automation Manager Emergency Patch Management](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-automation-manager-emergency-patch-management/) - I previously covered the reasons why you probably wouldn’t use RES Automation Manager for patch management (see here). Max Ranzau (AKA @RESguru) made a great point that you can certainly use Automation Manager to push a patch out individual patches easily. With the release of the Microsoft RDP critical patch MS12-020 and an exploit apparently
- [PVS Image Management](https://virtualengine.co.uk/pvs-image-management/) - There has been a bit of banter on the Twittersphere about how people manage and document their PVS images. It was suggested (by more than just me ) that RES Automation Manager could be utilised for this task. This post is not a best practice guide as to how to create, update or document your images, rather
- [Virtual Engine Releases the Free RES Showcase](https://virtualengine.co.uk/virtual-engine-releases-the-free-res-showcase/) - Virtual Engine announces the launch of the free RES Showcase, a cloud-hosted demonstration environment that gives RES resellers the ability to show customers and prospects the latest innovations in dynamic desktops, desktop management and IT automation. The new service will assist partners in the development of sales opportunities, as well as making it simple for Virtual
- [Virtual Engine Achieves UK’s First RES Consulting Partner Status](https://virtualengine.co.uk/virtual-engine-achieves-uks-first-res-consulting-partner-status/) - Virtual Engine is proud to announce achieving the status of the UK's First RES Consulting Partner. This is a significant achievement for Virtual Engine and one that recognises our hard work and innovation around the RES Dynamic Desktop Studio.
- [RES Workspace Manager VDX Options Explained](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-workspace-manager-vdx-options-explained/) - When delivering RES Workspace Manager training there can be some confusion over some of the settings available when integrating it with RES Virtual Desktop Extender (VDX). The purpose of this post is to attempt to clarify what option does what! This is the global option that will enable or disable the RES Workspace Manager and
- [Replacing the default XenServer WSS Certificate](https://virtualengine.co.uk/replacing-the-default-xenserver-wss-certificate/) - Something a little bit different from the normal RES related posts this time. During the deployment of the Demo Showcase platform we needed to replace the SSL certificate used by the XenServer Web Self Service (WSS) servers. Reviewing the WSS documentation revealed very little about how to achieve this. As you can see the user and
- [RES Automation Manager 2012 Global Variables](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-automation-manager-2012-global-variables/) - Unfortunately, this post is a mixture of both good and bad news. In my humble opinion, I feel that RES have missed a trick with their implementation of Global Variables in RES Automation Manager (AM) 2012 and here’s why. In all the furore surrounding the RES AM 2012 release, Global Variables are supposed to herald
- [VET v1.1 Released!](https://virtualengine.co.uk/vet-v1-1-released/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce the general availability of version 1.1 of the Virtual Engine Toolkit (VET). The latest Windows installer and documentation is available for download now on the Virtual Engine web site. We've put together a short overview video demonstrating each new feature. In the "What's New" video we cover the following features:
- [HP Thinpros and Windows 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services (RDS)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/hp-thinpros-and-windows-2008-r2-remote-desktop-services-rds/) - I've been sitting on this blog for a while; so I thought it was about time I published it! Just recently we've been working with a client that was going through a desktop transformation process from Windows XP to HP thin client's using a shared desktop on Windows 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services (RDS). I'm
- [RES Workspace Manager Migration Settings](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-workspace-manager-migration-settings/) - Following on from the Application Upgrades in RES Workspace Manager post, I thought I would put pen to paper to put to bed the confusion surrounding the whole "Migration settings" for RES Workspace Manager 2011 User Preferences/Settings. In fact, RES Workspace Manager allows for two separate types of User Settings migration; the migration of user
- [Scheduled RES Software Courses Q1 2012](https://virtualengine.co.uk/scheduled-res-software-q1-2012/) - Virtual Engine are proud to announce the availablility of official RES Workspace Manager 2011 and RES Automation Manager 2011 scheduled courses for Q1 2012, in London. Both courses will be held in March on the following dates: RES Workspace Manager: 05/03/2012 - 08/03/2012; RES Automation Manager: 12/03/2012 - 14/03/2012. For further information on pricing and availability
- [What's New in VET v1.1](https://virtualengine.co.uk/whats-new-in-vet-v1-1/) - With the public release of the Virtual Engine Toolkit (VET) v1.1 just around the corner, we've put together a short overview video demonstrating each new feature. In the "What's New" video we cover the following features: Conversion of Group Policy Objects to RES Workspace Manager building blocks; Conversion of Active Directory published printers and site
- [Application Upgrades in RES Workspace Manager](https://virtualengine.co.uk/application-upgrades-in-res-workspace-manager/) - Upgrading applications that store user personalisation settings in different places for different versions of the application can be problematic and we at Virtual Engine run into this time and time again. The most obvious example is Microsoft Office migrations but this isn't the only example. Due to the latest upgrade cycles, the typical problem we
- [Internet Explorer Personalisation with RES Workspace Manager](https://virtualengine.co.uk/internet-explorer-personalisation-with-res-workspace-manager/) - Looking at user settings, below are some recommendations for managing Internet Explorer with RES Workspace Manager. These are not RES "best practices" but tips and tricks picked up in the field after a number of deployments. Configure IE User Settings at a global level (or as an 'auto launched' application) so that they get applied to the user's session
- [Updating Mandatory Profiles Part 2](https://virtualengine.co.uk/updating-mandatory-profiles-part-2/) - Having seen that our original Updating Mandatory Profiles post is quite popular, I thought I'd follow it up with an update. The process described in the first post is quite labourious and error prone. I'd like to make people aware of how quick and easy the Profile Update Utility (PuU) makes updating a mandatory profile with ActiveSetup keys.
- [Locating Computer GPO Registry Values](https://virtualengine.co.uk/locating-computer-gpo-registry-values/) - I come across this scenario all the time that requires a HKLM registry setting to be configured. Typically this can be implemented via Group Policy but, for whatever reason, you which to set the resulting registry value directly. It might be because you don't wish to cut a new GPO just for a couple of
- [The case of the missing Office 2007 Quick Access Toolbars](https://virtualengine.co.uk/the-case-of-the-missing-office-2007-quick-access-toolbars/) - Recently I’ve been involved with one of our customers who is migrating from RES PowerFuse 2008 and roaming profiles on XenApp to RES Workspace Manager 2011 (WM) utilising Zero Profile Technology (ZPT) and a mandatory profile. One of the issues they had on the new environment was the Office 2007 Quick Access Toolbars (QAT) weren’t being
- [Active Setup – Stubpath Command Lines](https://virtualengine.co.uk/active-setup-stubpath-command-lines/) - I spend a lot time working with mandatory profiles and RES Workspace Manager, especially when using Citrix XenApp or Remote Desktop Services. One of the key elements to creating a slick mandatory profile is to ensure the Active Setup keys are added to the mandatory profile or you will forever see the annoying “Personaliz(s)ing Settings”
- [RES AM Passing Values Between Scripts](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-am-passing-values-between-scripts/) - You don't need to be told how great RES Automation Manager, but there are some things that we can only achieve via scripts; be it VBscript or PowerShell. In my example, it is scripting XenDesktop and XenServer for the demo showcase platform (more on this at a later date). There is currently no way to
- [RES Workspace Manager and 32/64 File Paths](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-workspace-manager-and-3264-file-paths/) - With deployments of x64 Windows Operating Systems (Windows 2008 R2 RDS and Windows 7) on the significant increase, you will discover over time that you need to support the same applications in the RES Workspace Manager management console but with two differing file paths. For example, Adobe Reader 9 on a 32-bit OS will typically
- [Virtual Engine Toolkit v1.0 Released](https://virtualengine.co.uk/vet-v1-0-released/) - We are pleased to announce that the free Virtual Engine Toolkit (VET) 1.0 has been released! The new release includes an updated wizard to convert multiple Group Policy Objects to .REG files in a single pass and also includes the new Profile Update Utility (PuU). For more information or to download now, visit the VET
- [Disabling RES VDX](https://virtualengine.co.uk/disabling-res-vdx/) - If you're like me you spend a lot of time on customer sites and a vast amounts of time using the RDP client to connect to various client machines and servers. It may just be me, but I find the whole RES VDX popup notification when starting an RDP session rather distracting. It's fine if
- [BigHand Digital Dictation and RES Automation Manager - License file update](https://virtualengine.co.uk/bighand-digital-dictation-and-res-automation-manager-license-file-update/) - Following on from the BigHand Digital Dictation and RES Automation Manager - BHF File Locations post, I'll show you how easy it is to update the BigHand license files across all BigHand servers in your estate with RES Automation Manager. Managing your BigHand Digital Dictation system using RES Automation Manager BigHand is a powerful dictation product
- [BigHand Digital Dictation and RES Automation Manager - BHF File locations](https://virtualengine.co.uk/bighand-digital-dictation-and-res-automation-manager-bhf-file-locations/) - Whilst this post is targeted at retrieving archived BigHand dictation file locations, it does demonstrate how we can use RES Automation Manager parameters and its Microsoft SQL integration to good effect. Locating a Dictation File BigHand holds dictations in a proprietary format with the extension .BHF. This is essentially just a WAV file with minor modifications. Once
- [Quest vWorkspace and RES VDX Integration](https://virtualengine.co.uk/quest-vworkspace-and-res-vdx-integration/) - We've come across some issues with the integration of RES VDX and Quest's vWorkspace on a couple of customer sites just recently. Some old timers might remember an issue that occured when using the then, RES Subscrber/Workspace Extender, with Provision Networks Virtual Access Suite (VAS). The issue fixed by Q201760 RES Subscriber and RES PowerFuse
- [Using Software Restriction Policies to Block Scripts](https://virtualengine.co.uk/using-software-restriction-policies-to-block-scripts/) - When we are implementing RES Workspace Manager POC/Pilot’s on a customer's site, one of the first things we try and do is create an new AD organisation unit (OU) where our test PC’s or XenApp/RDS servers will be placed. One of the reasons we do this is it allows us to block any existing AD
- [Change RDS User Logon Modes using RES Automation Manager](https://virtualengine.co.uk/change-rds-user-logon-modes-using-res-automation-manager/) - [wpdm_file id=6]If you are using Windows 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services you might have noticed that there are various user logon modes available on the Remote Desktop Session Host; which you can see from the screen shot below: These are all well and good should you wish to manually change the user logon modes i.e.
- [Patch Management with RES Automation Manager](https://virtualengine.co.uk/patch-management-with-res-automation-manager/) - It's a question that I get asked; lots. As you may well know my stock answer to nearly all questions is "YES! However..." In this particular case I'm going to stick with my stock answer and I'll explain why here. Using RES Automation Manager to manage application deployment and patching is absolutely the right thing
- [Migrating RES Databases to a New SQL Server](https://virtualengine.co.uk/migrating-res-databases-to-a-new-sql-server/) - We have recently had the requirement to move the SQL databases to a new Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 server. This process is not complicated, but there does seem to be a lack of documentation available. At a high level we need to perform the following actions: Backup the RES Workspace Manager and Automation Manager
- [RES Workspace Manager Zones and USB Devices](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-workspace-manager-zones-and-usb-devices/) - Have you ever had a requirement to base a Device Zone within RES Workspace Manager on a particular hardware device? If so, you may have already discovered that if is a storage based device then you're good to go. However, if it's not of a "removable storage" type then we're seemingly out of luck. Not
- [RES Workspace Manager Registry Import Bug](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-workspace-manager-registry-import-bug/) - [UPDATE 01/08/2011 - RES have released a fixpack for RES Workspace Manager 2011 SR1 that resolves the issues highlighted in this post. I don't have any word on whether this fix will be rolled into the next Service Release of RES PowerFuse 2010 (SR5?). I hope so as we can then remove this post. In the meantime, please contact
- [Add computers to a local group using RES Automation Manager](https://virtualengine.co.uk/add-computers-to-a-local-group-using-res-automation-manager/) - One of the many built in tasks that are provided in RES Automation Manager is the ablility to add users or groups to a local group on a server or desktop. The task does what it says on the tin but one unknown fact (well to me at least until I tried it) is you
- [Updating your XenApp farm using RES Automation Manager](https://virtualengine.co.uk/updating-xenapp-farm-using-res-automation-manager/) - When publishing an application across multiple servers in a XenApp farm one of the key elements to a trouble free environment is having consistency across the farm. RES Automation manager can help with getting this right. So, you have your software package imported into Automation Manager and you deploy to each XenApp server in turn.
- [Guest Blogger: Dan Beeson](https://virtualengine.co.uk/guest-blogger-dan-beeson/) - It’s my pleasure to introduce Dan Beeson who will be a guest blogger on the Virtual Engine blog. Dan is one of a handful of techies in the UK to be rewarded with the RES Software Valuable Professional (RSVP) title. Needless to say this is something that is rewarded and not something you can buy
- [Virtual Engine Toolkit BETA 3 Released](https://virtualengine.co.uk/virtual-engine-toolkit-beta-3-released-2/) - Virtual Engine are pleased to announce the launch the new BETA 3 release of the Virtual Engine Toolkit (VET). This release incorporates several reported bug fixes and a few enhancements. Issues importing Group Policy Objects and merging ADM/X files have been fixed. New enhancements include the ability to easily view the .ONCE file GUIDs generated
- [Office 2003, 2007, 2010 and 2008 R2 Templates Released](https://virtualengine.co.uk/office-2003-2007-2010-and-2008-r2-templates-released/) - The merged Microsoft Office 2003, Office 2007 and Office 2010 template files have been uploaded to the Virtual Engine website and are available for download in the Templates section. Each .ZIP file contains all the office templates for each product edition, e.g. Standard, Small Business and Professional etc, making it easy for you to configure
- [Finding the RES Workspace Manager Run Once GUIDS](https://virtualengine.co.uk/finding-the-res-workspace-manager-run-once-guids/) - Following on from the initial post on the Run Once Per Computer and Run Once Per Computer, Per User GUID locations for the .ONCE files, it’s probably wise to let you know how to correlate the GUIDs used with their corresponding configuration items. There is no exposure to the GUIDs directly within the RES Workspace Manager GUI
- [RES Workspace Manager Run Once Per Computer, Per User](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-workspace-manager-run-once-per-computer-per-user/) - We all know that RES Workspace Manager stores the flag that determines if a Run Once task has completed for a given user in the \PWRMENU folder (at least by default). These files are named with the .ONCE file extension and given a (seemingly random) GUID, i.e. _task.once. Unfortunately, there is no simple way of
- [Workspace Manager, Aero Basic Theme and Mandatory Profiles](https://virtualengine.co.uk/workspace-manager-aero-basic-theme-and-mandatory-profiles/) - For those of you that have attempted to deploy RES Workspace Manager 2011 (or RES PowerFuse 2010) on Windows 7 and wanted to use Mandatory Profiles with the Windows Aero Basic experience, you might have come across this issue. If you utilise the standard .Default user profile as your starting point for the Mandatory profile,
- [Updating Mandatory Profiles](https://virtualengine.co.uk/updating-mandatory-profiles/) - [UPDATE 17/01/2012 - The process detailed in this post has been simplied in the Updating Mandatory Profiles Part 2 post] In a RES Workspace Manager environment it’s is typical (although not required) to store Mandatory profiles within the RES Workspace Manager Custom Resources. By doing this, we remove any reliance on the network, avoid the typical
- [Automation Manager Dispatcher Discovery and WoL](https://virtualengine.co.uk/automation-manager-dispatcher-discovery-and-wol/) - RES Automation Manager agents are configured to auto discover an available Dispatcher by default, but this will cause issues when the Dispatchers are located on another LAN segment or VLAN. In addition, the Wake on LAN (WoL) packets won’t generally be forwarded by switches/routers by default either. Therefore, how do we resolve this little conundrum?
- [Assigning static IP addresses when using XenApp and Provisioning Server](https://virtualengine.co.uk/assigning-static-ip-addresses-when-using-xenapp-and-provisioning-server/) - Ok so you’ve now decided what a really cool product Citrix Provisioning Server (PVS) is and have decided to use it to stream the OS to your XenApp servers. I’m assuming here you already have the PVS infrastructure in place and have created the image of your XenApp server onto a vDisk. Now when using
- [Communication Ports Used by Citrix Technologies](https://virtualengine.co.uk/communication-ports-used-by-citrix-technologies/) - Citrix have recently updated the KB article related to port numbers used by Citrix technologies; if you’re like me and can’t remember every single port number then this article is one to add to your favourites. Very handy when trying to battle with those friendly comms guys to change firewall rules. http://support.citrix.com/servlet/KbServlet/download/2389-102-648658/CitrixPorts_by_Port_0333.pdf
- [Migrating GPOs to RES Workspace Manager (Part 6)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/migrating-gpos-to-res-workspace-manager-part-6/) - Taking the Merging ADM files (Migrating GPOs to RES Workspace Manager - Part 5) blog post to the extreme, here is a demonstration of merging all the default Windows 7/2008 group policy ADMX files. By default there are 148 separate ADMX files that make up the “default” GPO settings available within the Group Policy Management
- [Migrating GPOs to RES Workspace Manager (Part 5)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/migrating-gpos-to-res-workspace-manager-part-5/) - Deploying new GPOs via RES Workspace Manager is incredibly simple. Unfortunately, as was highlighted in Migrating GPOs to RES PowerFuse (Part 1), it can be messy due to each RES Workspace Manager registry policy can only being based on a single ADM or ADMX/ADML file. A single Office GPO (if implemented via RES Workspace Manager
- [Migrating GPOs to RES Workspace Manager (Part 4)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/migrating-gpos-to-res-workspace-manager-part-4/) - Here is the story thus far. In Part 1 we discussed the issues with the RES Workspace Manager implementation of ADM/X templates and whether this is a good or a bad thing. The answer is, "it depends!" Part 2 detailed the locations of the existing Group Policy Objects (GPOs) and the REGISTRY.POL files. The last
- [Virtual Engine Toolkit BETA 2 Released](https://virtualengine.co.uk/virtual-engine-toolkit-beta-2-released/) - The Virtual Engine Toolkit BETA 2 (VET) has been released and can be downloaded from the web site here. This tool is free and will always be free although registration is required. At present there is currently no help available within the BETA 2 download so there will be a lot of blog posts to
- [Remote Assistance Troubleshooting](https://virtualengine.co.uk/remote-assistance-troubleshooting/) - With any VDI technology that leverages Microsoft's RDP (Quest's vWorkspace and VMware's View) deploying Microsoft's Remote Assistance (RA) is a requirement for support as the typical remote console solutions do not work as originally intended. RES integrated the Remote Assistance technologies with the release of RES PowerFuse 2010 (Service Release 1?) and as a result
- [Service Orchestration Client for iPhone/iPad](https://virtualengine.co.uk/service-orchestration-client-for-iphoneipad/) - Did you know that RES Software have an iPhone/iPad application available on the iTunes AppStore for the Service Orchestration components of RES Automation Manager 2011? No? Neither did we until we accidentally stumbled upon it! Users are now able to both request services and approve/deny services directly from their mobile device. Included within the app
- [Automation Manager 2011 - Master Dispatchers](https://virtualengine.co.uk/automation-manager-2011-master-dispatchers/) - RES Automation Manager (AM) Master Dispatchers now enable an administrator to remove replicated SQL instances that have historically been used for scalability purposes. In prior versions of RES Wisdom, if two or more dispatchers are deployed over a WAN link it was recommended to place a replicated SQL instance on the remote site. The reasoning
- [Automation Manager 2011 - Evaluators](https://virtualengine.co.uk/automation-manager-2011-evaluators/) - One of the major failings of RES Wisdom 2009 (and prior) was the inability to automatically action the results based on a query. For example, there has never been an easy way to defragment computers if the local drives were above a threshold. We could always automate the querying of machines and automate the defragmenting
- [Migrating GPOs to RES PowerFuse (Part 3)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/migrating-gpos-to-res-powerfuse-part-3/) - So far in our ambition to migrate existing Group Policy Objects into RES PowerFuse we have detailed the shortcomings of doing so (Part 1) and discovered that all the registry settings for the User Container settings ("Administrative Templates" only) in a GPO are stored in the SYSVOL share as a REGISTRY.POL file (Part 2). Now
- [RES Automation Manager 2011 Release Date](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-automation-manager-2011-release-date/) - According to the new look RES Software web site, RES Automation Manager 2011 (formerly RES Wisdom) product will ship on the 1st November 2010. I can reveal that the RES Wisdom 2011 Release Candidate has already been rebranded as RES Automation Manager 2011. More details/information on the new features will published once the final product
- [RES Software have Rebranded](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-software-have-rebranded/) - Today, RES Software's web site has a new look and feel. In addition the RES PowerFuse and RES Wisdom products have also been rebranded. Here are the highlights: RES PowerFuse will be now known as RES Workspace Manager. RES Workspace Manager will no longer be licensed as different Editions, rather each module will be licensed separately
- [The Power Of 3](https://virtualengine.co.uk/the-power-of-3/) - With the release of RES Wisdom 2011 hopefully dropping in our laps by the end of this calendar year, I thought it would be wise to revisit the Orchestration Pack for Wisdom. Having delivered many, many training courses this year, it is something that is discussed during both the RES Wisdom 2009 and RES PowerFuse
- [Decoding the PWRMENU.INI Colours](https://virtualengine.co.uk/decoding-the-pwrmenu-ini-colours/) - Setting the desktop foreground and background colours is something that trips most of us up when we’re first picking up RES PowerFuse. The default PWRMENU.INI file contains default colours that are created at install that apply to all users. If these colours are changed via the Composition > Desktop > Background node in the RES
- [Staging RES PowerFuse 2010 Agent Deployment](https://virtualengine.co.uk/staging-res-powerfuse-2010-agent-deployment/) - Disclaimer: This is definitely something that is not supported or endorsed by RES Software in any way shape or form. If you can avoid doing this then do not use it. Use at your own risk! In large RES PowerFuse deployments where RES PowerFuse agents are located over a WAN link, deploying RES PowerFuse can
- [Migrating GPOs to RES PowerFuse (Part 2)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/migrating-gpos-to-res-powerfuse-part-2/) - In our quest to work out how to migrate existing GPOs in to RES PowerFuse we’ll take a deeper dive in to how GPOs are stored and how we can get the existing settings out and allow us to import them into RES PowerFuse.
- [RES PowerFuse Workspaces White Paper](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-powerfuse-workspaces-white-paper/) - Hot off the Virtual Engine press is the "RES PowerFuse 2010 Workspaces" White Paper. The White Paper can be downloaded from the Virtual Engine website and provides a practical example of where, when and how Workspace Containers can be used.
- [Disable Active Setup](https://virtualengine.co.uk/disable-active-setup/) - RESGuru has updated the RG01F – Getting rid of the first-time login stuff technote article with the new RES PowerFuse 2010 SR2 feature; "Disable Active Setup (Skips First Time Shell Init)". My experience with this is that it works for v2 profiles, but not v1, e.g. Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. During a RES PowerFuse
- [Migrating GPOs to RES PowerFuse (Part 1)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/migrating-gpos-to-res-powerfuse-part-1/) - When delivering RES PowerFuse Pilots, the process that typically takes the most amount of time is the manual creation of existing user Group Policy Objects (GPOs). With a Pilot (and Proof of Concept) deployment a clean OU within AD is a mandatory requirement. This ensures that we have a safe haven to place the Pilot
- [Building Block Spinner (BETA 1)](https://virtualengine.co.uk/building-block-spinner-beta-1/) - The Building Block Spinner was written to solve a particular issue in a global PowerFuse 2008 deployment. In this example there are 4 PowerFuse databases, 2 in Test (Dev and UAT) and 2 in Live (Pilot and Prod). The Active Directory NetBIOS domain names are different in each environment and to add insult to injury,
- [RES PowerFuse - Top 10 Wish List Update](https://virtualengine.co.uk/res-powerfuse-top-10-wish-list-update/) - I don’t think this list was ever published (I think I had a Wisdom one too) but I thought I’d share it just to show how much the PowerFuse product has come on since the 2008 release. I might get around to updating the list with new features for the ones that have made it
- [Capture Targeted Items Once, Then Track Further Changes](https://virtualengine.co.uk/capture-targeted-items-once-then-track-further-changes/) - New in RES PowerFuse 2010 Service Release 2 (are they being called Service Packs now!?) is the "Capture Targeted Items Once, Then Track Further Changes" option that applies to User Settings. This has been introduced to solve a particular problem and I’d thought I’d elaborate on this a bit further. There are two modes of
- [PowerFuse Delegation](https://virtualengine.co.uk/powerfuse-delegation/) - Delegating access within PowerFuse is something that seems simple in theory and is covered on the official RES PowerFuse 2010 Basic Course (RPFBC-300). In practice, designing and implementing a delegation model takes a lot of thought and knowledge. The delegation model is something that has to be taken in to account during the design stage
- [PowerFuse 2010 SR2 Released](https://virtualengine.co.uk/powerfuse-2010-sr2-released/) - RES PowerFuse 2010 Service Release 2 is now available for download from the RES Software portal. New enhancements in this release include: Allow Folder Synchronization to utilise network drives. Support for Microsoft Office 2010 and the Microsoft Sync Framework 1.0 SP1. User Settings Templates for common applications. This new feature might even allow migration of
- [](https://virtualengine.co.uk/208-2/) - RES PowerFuse 2010 training
- [Hosted RES Training Labs](https://virtualengine.co.uk/hosted-res-training-labs/) - RES Workspace Manager 2012 and RES Automation Manager 2012 training labs are now available for RES training partners. Virtual Engine Hosted Labs provide RES training partners with greater flexibility and efficiency when delivering Workspace Manager or Automation Manager training. Now you can focus on growing training revenue, reducing costs and improving student satisfaction by unifying your training delivery.
- [RES Workspace Manager 2011 Training](https://virtualengine.co.uk/workspace-manager-201-training/) - The new RES Workspace Manager 2011 training courses are now available. RES Software have announced the availability of the new RES Workspace Manager 2011 courses (RWMBC-4x0) and the 2 day RES Workspace Manager 2011 upgrade (RWMUC-400) course. Virtual Engine consultants are trained and qualified to deliver this training today either at the partner locations or on customer
- [User PWRMENU.INI Preferences](https://virtualengine.co.uk/user-pwrmenu-ini-preferences/) - The PWRUSER.INI file stores the user specific settings for their PowerFuse environment. For example, if a user chooses to place certain application shortcuts on the desktop or in the Quick Launch then the application list is stored within this file. That's all well and good, but what options can I set in PWRUSER.INI file and
- [HOW TO: Mandatory Profiles](https://virtualengine.co.uk/how-to-mandatory-profiles/) - I highly recommend using Mandatory Profiles with PowerFuse in Terminal Services and VDI deployments. There is some information around the Internet detailing how to do this, but none of it appears to be step-by-step and you'll get various snippets of information from varying sources. Having set this up on numerous occasions and having to piece

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