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VDI和计算机名称/客户名称变量

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这似乎是一个痛苦的基本话题，但是不熟悉VDI，并且很难找到合适的语法来获得可靠的命中，我只是将其放在这里。

我们在几个应用程序中都有依赖性依赖计算机名称（Windows计算机名称）和/或客户名称变量以执行某些功能。With this in mind we are trying to identify how/if we can assign static ‘Computer Name(s)’ to specific individual users so that upon logging into their VDI session they will always receive the same Computer Name to be leveraged by the applications in question.

This seems like a painfully basic topic to be asking about, but being unfamiliar with VDI and having difficulty in finding the appropriate syntax to get solid hits, I\u2019m just going to put this out here.
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We have dependencies in several application which rely upon the Computer Name (Windows Computer Name<\/em>) and\/or the ClientName variable to perform certain functions. With this in mind we are trying to identify how\/if we can assign static \u2018Computer Name(s)\u2019 to specific individual users so that upon logging into their VDI session they will always receive the same Computer Name to be leveraged by the applications in question.<\/p>","quoteUsername":"Charles Sims","translations":{"Common":{"like":"Like","unlike":"Unlike"},"Forum":{"Quote":"Quote","Share":"Share"}}}">

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我很快就会回答您的问题

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您可以通过静态分配的桌面池（持久或非持久性）来实现这一目标。这意味着一个用户将始终使用您分配的一个桌面。VM名称在会话期间不会更改，不会在持久桌面和非持久桌面配置中更改。如果您有很多实例，您当然会从游泳池中获得随机的VM。VMware和Citrix可以为该用例执行静态分配的非势力VM。Nutanix解决方案，您可以做到。

You can achieve that by static assigned desktop pools (persistent or non-persistent). It means that one user will always use that one desktop you assign.\u00a0VM name won\u2019t change during session, won\u2019t change in a persistent desktop and non-persistent desktop config. If you have a pool of instances you of course wil get a random VM out of the pool.\u00a0VMware and Citrix can do static assigned non-persistent VMs for that use case. Nutanix solution with Frame you can do it.<\/p>

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