How to Virtualize System Center 2012 (SCOM) Operations Manager Console with App-V 5.0 SP2

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How to Virtualize System Center 2012 Operations Manager Console with App-V 5.0

Virtualizing the SCOM Console will help us to keep all the analyst consoles updated in a controlled environment.
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Prerequisites on the Sequencer VM:
  • Reporting Viewer 2012
  • SQL SysCLR Types
Step by Step
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At this point you might stop now or customize, I will stop now and export the package to my publishing server.
Import the App to the App-V Management Server
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  • Publish and not forget to configure the AD Groups to access the app.
Application published to a AppV Client Computer.
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That’s it, now your console is virtualized.
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How to Virtualize System Center 2012 (SCCM) Configuration Manager Console with App-V 5.0 SP2

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Virtualizing the Configuration Manager (SCCM) 2012 R2 Console with App-V 5.0


Prerequisites on the sequencer VM:
  • .NetFramework 3.5 and latest.
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At this point you might stop now or customize, I will stop now and export the package to my publishing server.
Import the App to the App-V Management Server
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  • Publish and not forget to configure the AD Groups to access the app.
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That’s it, now your console is virtualized.
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How to implement Azure RemoteApp

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Deploying Azure RemoteApp

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  • Flexible hybrid or cloud deployment options
  • Scale without expensive infrastructure costs
  • Delivered via Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol
  • Access from Windows, iOS, Mac OS X, and Android devices
  • Remote applications delivered from Azure’s trusted and reliable platform
Run Windows applications anywhere Azure RemoteApp helps employees stay productive anywhere, and on a variety of devices - Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, or Android. Your company’s applications run on Windows Server in the Azure cloud, where they’re easier to scale and update. Employees install Microsoft Remote Desktop clients on their Internet-connected laptop, tablet, or phone—and can then access applications as if they were running locally. clip_image007[4] clip_image008[4] Scale quickly to meet changing business needs Azure RemoteApp is a cost-effective solution for a fluctuating workforce or fast-changing business requirements. Quickly ramp up and provide seasonal workers, vendors, or large groups of new employees access to company applications without paying for new servers and expensive on-premise infrastructure—then scale down again when business needs change. Safeguard sensitive corporate applications Azure RemoteApp provides a protected application delivery solution: Applications are never sent to or stored on employee devices, but get centralized on the same trusted and reliable platform used by governments, financial services companies, and other large organizations dealing with sensitive information. Users access their company applications through Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol. clip_image009[4] clip_image010[4] Supports cloud and hybrid deployments Integrate Azure RemoteApp with your company’s existing on-premise infrastructure and bring your own Remote Desktop Session Host. Or deploy Azure RemoteApp using our pre-built app collections for a stand-alone cloud service. It’s up to you. You can also give employees the option to sign in with their existing corporate credentials or a Microsoft Account. MoreInfo: <http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/remoteapp/> clip_image011[4] clip_image012[4] clip_image013[4] clip_image014