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[FSLogix & Citrix] How to save the profile data of account2 that was startet within my account1?
Hello, i am starting Citrix Workspaceapp with account1 which uses FSLogix. Within the Citrix workspace app i start a Citrix app with account2 in another user context. If possible, how can i conf...
- Solution:
On the target device using a GPO i had to remove the local user profile account2 (which is an administrator account) from Computer Management -> System Tools -> Local Users and Groups -> Groups -> FSLogix Profile Exclude List and instead add account2 into the local Computer Management -> System Tools -> Local Users and Groups -> Groups -> FSLogix Profile Include List.
Link: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/concepts-include-exclude-groups
Bernd_Roth
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Bernd_Roth . I am trying to give additional details:
- I am starting Citrix Workspaceapp with account1 which uses FSLogix. This Citrix session connects to non-persistent VDA-1
- Within the Citrix workspaceapp that now is running in context of my account1, i start a Citrix app as different user with account2 context. The Citrix app runs on VDA-1,too.
- At this point on VDA-1 i have a local user profile account1 which will be saved into a FSLogix profile on a different fileshare server when the Citrix session ends.
On VDA-1 i also have a local user profile account2 which will not be saved into a FSLogix profile on the above mentioned fileshare server. And this account2 stops existing when the non-persistent VDA1 is being rebooted. As a result all the user settings within this account2 get lost.
If technically possible i am searching for a solution to save local user profile account2 as FSLogix profile, too.
I assume i missed some important detail in the FSLogix documentation and i am drawing a mental blank. So i appreciate any help/hint.
- Solution:
On the target device using a GPO i had to remove the local user profile account2 (which is an administrator account) from Computer Management -> System Tools -> Local Users and Groups -> Groups -> FSLogix Profile Exclude List and instead add account2 into the local Computer Management -> System Tools -> Local Users and Groups -> Groups -> FSLogix Profile Include List.
Link: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/concepts-include-exclude-groups
