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Like I mentioned in the video make sure you have setup the teams policy and that you are not blocking the CDN. If those are ok the I suggest opening a ticket with teams support

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Yeah…?

The question is what do you want to do? The cloud is HUGE! There are hundreds of resources, dozens of specialties…so you need to know what you want…then I can point you on your way to get there

👍☺️👍 thanks!

You mean TEAMS A/V Redirection…thought it already was GA…?

@@AzureAcademy No this is the Call Redirection feature in Multimedia redirection. Requires a browser extension to work. It's in the docs and has been a preview feature now for as long as I can remember haha!

Oh…I don’t have a date for that one

ruclips.net/video/qhZKxJf-ImU/видео.htmlsi=5k59SqlcxLlG6X6a let me know what you think

How much more could you optimize it?!?!? You are king for a day…what do you want to do that you can’t with it?

Azure backup covers many cloud solutions but OneDrive is not one of them…technically AVD isn’t either…but the VMs in AVD and the FSLogix file shares are

You can open that specific resource and do an export but that isn’t there for all resources In that case Do it from the resource group layer Then you will have to removed anything you don’t need

@AzureAcademy I just need it for continous deployment instead of going to the console each time to update image tag for my container app

Understood…what u said is your best chance

Thanks!

LOL it’s dead at my house…how about yours! 👀

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Glad it was helpful!

Already done! My channel has EVERY possible feature and config of AVD! ruclips.net/video/_VOEi0cMBvQ/видео.htmlsi=Ji-BO9HP6chea-Yl

I’ll look into it…when I solve it…I’ll make a video to show you how!

that was the main topic of this video...you DO NOT need AD, Entra or Entra Kerberos to use App Attach.

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what time in the video shows what you are asking about?

@@AzureAcademy 10.03 min when you show all the RG. The template creates multiple Resource Groups. One is called "Service Object," where all the AVD resources can be found, and the other is "Pool Compute," where I assume all the VMs in the pool are supposed to be located. However, if we want to add a new VM to the pool, it can only go into the "Service Object" RG and not into "Pool Compute." So, I don't understand the purpose of the "Pool Compute" RG.

I believe the pool RG just has a resource lock on it. Remove the lock, add your new hosts put the lock back on. The lock is so that no one can add or delete resources from the pool by accident

@@AzureAcademy No lock on any RG. Too bad there isn't more explanation about each deployed element on GitHub. Thanks anyway for your response and the demonstration.

I’ll see if I can dig something up

You can’t upgrade without the policy. The policy will tell classic teams client to upgrade/download the UWP new teams client in background The next time they log in the new teams will take over. Now…i haven’t seen features from classic that don’t work in new…tell me what you find

@@AzureAcademy so it's a per user install? If I add my test account and log into a pool will that break the current classic teams for other users on the host

The classic teams install in AVD is device based not user based…since my policy was set for all users and all devices…I’m not 100% sure about your question

Sure can! Here is the doc on creating it with PowerShell and where to store it on the hosts learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/app-attach-overview?pivots=app-attach#msix-and-appx-package-certificates

You do not have to. Classic teams cache would take up 5GB per user. New teams cache is about 300-500mb. So no real need to redirect it

The new teams is not a normal app it is a windows UWP app…they don’t get start menu icons all the time. Easy thing to do is open new teams on 1 VM then see the path to the icon, then create a remote app from a file path and tell it which icon to use with a file path

@@AzureAcademy Thanks, is that documented on Learn at all?

Yes it is learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/publish-applications-stream-remoteapp?tabs=portal#add-applications-to-a-remoteapp-application-group Go to the section for file paths

@@AzureAcademy I did, it specifically said to choose the .exe path. You had mentioned opening up one of the host VMs, running teams, and locating the icon path. Where is THAT process described, or more specically any guidance on publishing new Teams specifically.

With the file path method you can run ANYTHING that is on the VM…the icon path can point to ANY icon on the VM

Yes it does. The host pool setting is updated by the scaling plan to force the load balancing algorithm you need at different times

That is great feedback, I will pass it along!

Tell me about it...?

Got it! Here ya go: ruclips.net/video/vPmICTJW66Y/видео.htmlsi=B4-ZIJ10Y40sEGeZ

Thanks

My pleasure 😊

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thanks for the suggestion...I'll look into it!

Also the taskbar icon is invisible for all my users currently, still investigating that one.

Great call out, thanks!

let me know how it goes...it works on my end!

Try using AVD insights to look at the scaling data It will tell you what’s going on

@AzureAcademy Thanks Dean for the quick response. We are using nerdio for scaling. The confusing part is I can see nerdio scaling solution hibernating the machine, which is expected. The problem is with start vm on connect, which is not getting the login screen or vm is not getting into available state even though it's status is showing as running

Check the VMs boot diagnostics and see what the console shows

Not sure about that…it isn’t a feature I ever saw in demand for a VDI environment

It really does…compare them in task manager

Possibly if you create different TEAMS policy and assign it to the group that relates to just those users…who don’t have another policy assignment

@@AzureAcademy if possible please make step by step installation video.

Step by Step for NEW Teams...everything I showed in this video is the step by step! It's super easy! #1 update your policy #2 users sign into teams (get the policy) #3 the NEXT time users open Teams, the policy is in effect and they are running on NEW Teams

I don’t think there is. Teams policies are assigned to users…so a user would be assigned to the new teams, which would cause the change in all their devices…