Use the Cloud + VDI + Local Mode to enable all your files to open on the cloud, VDI, or with the local applications.
Prerequisites
Ensure that you have configured the File Type Association settings for the respective VDI connections using Wyse Management Suite. For more information about how to configure the File Type Association settings, see
File Type Association.
Steps
Log in to Wyse Management Suite.
Go to the
Groups & Configs page, and select your preferred group.
Click
Edit Policies > Dell Hybrid Client 2.x.
The
Configuration Control | Dell Hybrid Client 2.x page is displayed.
Click the
Advanced tab.
Expand
File Affiliation, and click
File Affiliation Settings.
From the
File Affiliation drop-down list, select
Cloud + VDI + Local.
Specify the first priority and the second priority from the respective drop-down lists. By default, first priority is set to
None selected.
If
Cloud is set as the first priority, files open on the cloud. If second priority is defined, files open either in VDI or on the local system based on your selection.
If
VDI is set as the first priority, files open within the VDI environment. If second priority is defined, files open either on the cloud or the local system based on your selection.
If the priority is set to
local, files check the local mapping first. If the local mapping is valid, files open with the local applications. If second priority is defined, files open either on cloud or in VDI based on your selection.
For the cloud environment, select the cloud service provider from the following options:
Azure—Select
Azure and do the following:
Enter the Azure Client ID.
Enter the Azure Tenant Name.
Enter the Azure Client Secret.
Browse and select the icon for Cloud Home. If you do not configure this option, the default icon is used.
The file opens on the cloud, VDI, or the local system based on the priority defined. If there is no network (offline) or network mapping is not available in the network database, the file opens with the local applications. This is applicable only if the local mapping is valid. If the local mapping is not available, you cannot open the file and an error message is displayed.
Example
Open a Microsoft Excel file using VDI and other file extensions from cloud or local application:
Configure the File Type Association
.xls for the VDI connection using Wyse Management Suite.
Configure the
Cloud + VDI + Local mode for File Affiliation using Wyse Management Suite. The first priority is set to VDI, and second priority is set to Cloud.
Log in to the client.
Go to the File Explorer.
Open the Excel file.
The file is launched from the VDI published application. Other file extensions open with cloud application. If the client is unable to connect to VDI, excel file opens in a cloud application. If there is no network, the file is opened with the local applications.
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