App-V User-based targeting from SCCM and FSLogix Profile Containers
- User logs in to host A and gets App-V packages pushed from SCCM
- User logs off
- User logs back in to host A; applications NOT available, but shortcuts are in Start Menu!
- App-V directories are excluded from FSLogix (common practice)
redirected.xml
<Exclude Copy=”0″>AppData\Local\Microsoft\AppV</Exclude>
<Exclude Copy=”0″>AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\AppV\Client\Catalog</Exclude>
SCCM ‘thinks’ the applications are already installed. A Software Updates Deployment Evaluation Cycle action must be performed from Control Panel \ Configuration Manager to force reinstalling the applications (Can’t use (logon) script, it must run with elevated rights).
Alternatively include App-V packages in FSLogix Profile Container (user profile disk).
App-V Computer-based targeting from SCCM and FSLogix Profile Containers and FSLogix Application Masking
- App-V applications are pushed from SCCM to host A and published globally (to all users)
- FSLogix App Rules are configured and placed in C:\Program Files\FSLogix\Apps\Rules
FSLogix App Rules determines if a user or group gets access to the folder/start menu where the application resides in.
Software Center shows ‘Past due – Will be retried’ error
- Add C:\Windows\System32\AppVClient.exe to FSLogix App Rule.
- Select Rule Set does not apply to user/group
This will allow the AppVClient.exe (triggered by SCCM) to write to C:\ProgramData\App-V\~package~ (made hidden by Application Masking).
User logs in to host A and belongs to AD group to obtain access to the application (folder/start menu).