Once the Omnissa App Volumes Manager has been installed, the next step involves configuring the App Volumes In-Guest VHD.
The configuration allows to integrate the application into your working environment.
Blog series
How to install Omnissa App Volumes In-Guest VHD - pt.1
How to configure Omnissa App Volumes In-Guest VHD - pt.2
Configuring Omnissa Writable Volumes with In-Guest VHD - pt.3
Deploying Omnissa App Packages via In-Guest VHD - pt.4
Configure App Volumes In-Guest VHD
Access the Omnissa App Volumes Manager by entering the address https://<IP_AppVolumesManager> and logging in with your configured credentials. Click Login.
The welcome page will be displayed the first time you login. Click Get Started to begin the configuration.
If you have a valid license, click Edit to apply the license key.
Click Browse, select the license key and then click Upload.
The new license has been successfully applied. Click Next.
Enter the required parameters to register the Active Directory Domain, such as the Domain Name, Username/Password (use a domain user with read-only access) and the Security type. Click Register when done.
The domain is now registered. Click Next.
Select Administrators from the Role drop-down menu and select the appropriate group under Choose Group to assign the selected role. Click Assign.
The Administrator role has been assigned to the selected Group. Click Next.
This article has been written for StarWind blog and can be found in this page. It covers the complete procedure to configure Omnissa App Volumes In-Guest VHD.
Upload the Writable Volumes template
Go back to Storage tab to configure the Writable Volumes. Click Edit.
Select the the Default Storage Location and leave the default values for Default Storage Path and Template Path. Click Save.
Select the desired option and click Set Defaults.
Click Upload Templates.
Select the Writable Templates files and click Upload.
Click Upload.
Looking at the File Server, you will find the newly created folder tree.
Part 3 will cover the procedure for creating and assigning App Volumes In-Guest VHD Writable Volumes to users.
Read the full article on StarWind blog.
