Dynamic RDP Properties Based on User's Location and Device Type
Hello! I am working with a client that currently uses Citrix SmartPolicies to update the RDP property of the remote machines based on if a user is connecting from a personal machine (not a client provided machine) and if the user is connecting from outside of the network (personal and client provided machine). So if, for example, they connect from a personal machine, the user cannot map printers, local drives, or have copy/paste functionality. I write this to ask if there's a possible way to do this in Azure Virtual Desktop. We've looked at Liquidware's ProfileUnity solution which can update these RDP properties based on AVD Session host properties like WMI classes, registry values, and environment variables. However, the only real discernable value we could find at the moment is $env:CLIENTNAME. We are looking for a secondary value to base filter on as the CLIENTNAME could be hacked pretty easily. Looking to see if anyone has had success in this type of scenario for a highly regulated company and what was your solution? If you used a third-party service, what was that service? Thanks!
Teams meeting button missing in Outlook
Hey all After installing Teams on my Session host (w10 multi-session) it seems like Teams Meeting button is missing from Outlook. I researched this issue and it appears to be some regedit keys that's necessary for this behavior. I have uploaded a picture of my HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins\TeamsAddin.FastConnect Which is set to 3 but i still don't have the teams meeting button in Outlook. I noticed that under "add-ins" in Outlook, i have a section called "inactive addins" and Microsoft Teams Meeting Add-in for Microsoft Office is appears there. I have tried turning it on, which makes the button appear. BUT!, after i myself or my users restart Outlook. It disappears again... I installed Teams via per-machine via Powershell 'ALLUSER=1' Can anyone please, help me with this issue?
Session count discrepancy
Hi, We have a host pool with two sessions hosts. They are set to a maximum limit of 4 sessions each and depth-first. A user with the same UPN and session number shows up twice in the session list. Azure was counting this as two separate sessions. Since there were two other users on, this added up to 4 sessions and new connections went over to the other host. Looking at the Session Hosts view shows this machine has 3 active sessions rather than 4 so it does seem to know that one is duplicated. Would anyone know what would cause the same user to show up as two different sessions? Thanks.
