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Data granularity and retention. Troubleshoot Director failure reasons. Third party notices. Document History. Aviso legal. Este texto foi traduzido automaticamente. Este artigo foi traduzido automaticamente. The endpoint decodes and provides the multimedia locally, moving the Citrix Workspace app window back into the hosted Microsoft Teams app. Authentication and signaling occur natively on the Microsoft Teams-hosted app, just like the other Microsoft Teams services for example chat or collaboration.

Citrix and Microsoft recommend the latest available version of Microsoft Teams and to keep it up to date. Unsupported Microsoft Teams desktop app versions show a blocking page to users and request to update the app.

We recommend that you follow the Microsoft Teams machine-wide installation guidelines. Also, avoid using the. All users can then uninstall Microsoft Teams if they have administrator credentials. Suppose you have Windows 10 dedicated persistent VDI environments. In this case, use the. We recommend that you install Microsoft Teams version 1. Version 1. For example, Breakout Rooms, pop out windows for meetings and chat, or meeting reactions.

For information, see Optimization for Microsoft Teams with Citrix App Layering in the list of features that managed through the registry. The following is an example of folders, desktop shortcuts, and registries created by installing Microsoft Teams machine-wide installer on a Windows Server bit VM:. When using the. All the files are placed in AppData. The best practice recommendations are based on the use-case scenarios. Using Microsoft Teams with a non-persistent setup requires a profile caching manager for efficient Microsoft Teams runtime data synchronization.

With a profile caching manager, the appropriate user-specific information is cached during the user session. For example, the user-specific information includes, user data, profile, and settings.

Synchronize the data in these two folders:. Exclude the files and directories from the Microsoft Teams caching folder as described in the Microsoft documentation. This action helps you to reduce the user caching size to further optimize your non-persistent setup. In this scenario, the end user uses Microsoft Teams in one location at a time. In a common virtual desktop deployment, each user is assigned to one desktop, and Microsoft Teams is deployed in the virtual desktop as one application.

We recommend enabling the Citrix Profile container and redirecting the per-user directories listed in Per-user installer into the container. List all the per-user directories into this configuration.

For a complete list of verified endpoints, see Thin Clients. For more information, see Prerequisites to install Citrix Workspace app. After the update is complete, restart the Session. Root permission is required. Citrix Viewer app requires access to macOS Security and Privacy preferences for screen sharing to work. If you want to disable Microsoft Teams optimization, run this command in a terminal and restart the Citrix Workspace app:. This section provides recommendations and guidance to estimate how many users or virtual machines VMs can be supported on a single physical host.

The idea is to find out how many users or VMs can be ran on a single piece of hardware running a major hypervisor. This section includes guidance to estimate SSS. Note that the guidance is high level and might not necessarily be specific to your unique situation or environment.

Citrix recommends using this guidance and these simple rules to quickly estimate SSS only. Tom stays up to date with industry developments and shares news and his opinions on his Tomtalks. He is a regular speaker at events around the world. Citrix have stated that this is coming Q1.

This is pretty important for customers who plan to use the full Teams telephony functionality on VDI. Azure Partner Community. Microsoft Tech Talks. MVP Award Program. Video Hub Azure. Microsoft Business. Microsoft Enterprise. Browse All Community Hubs. Turn on suggestions.

For persistent setup, Teams supports both per-user and per-machine installation. In a non-persistent setup, users' local operating system changes are not retained after users log off. Such setups are commonly shared multi-user sessions. VM configuration varies based on the number of users and available physical server resources. For a non-persistent setup, the Teams desktop app must be installed per-machine to the golden image. This ensures an efficient launch of the Teams app during a user session.

Using Teams in a non-persistent setup also requires a profile-caching manager for efficient Teams runtime data synchronization. Efficient data synchronization ensures that the appropriate user-specific information such as a user's data, profile, or settings is cached during the user's session.

Make sure data in these two folders are synced:. A roaming folder or, if you are using folder redirection, a caching manager is required to ensure that the Teams app has the runtime data and files required to run the application. This is necessary to mitigate network latency issues or network glitches, which would otherwise cause application errors and a slow experience due to unavailable data and files.

There are a variety of caching manager solutions available, such as FSLogix. Consult your caching manager provider for specific configuration instructions. Excluding these items helps reduce the user caching size to further optimize your non-persistent setup.

Before you deploy Teams through Microsoft Apps for enterprise, you must first uninstall any pre-existing Teams apps if they were deployed using per-machine installation. Teams through Microsoft Apps for enterprise is installed per-user. Teams is also being added to existing installations of Microsoft Apps for enterprise. Microsoft Apps for enterprise doesn't support per-machine installations of Teams.

To use per-machine installation, you must exclude Teams from Microsoft Apps for enterprise. To learn more about Teams and Microsoft Apps for enterprise, see How to exclude Teams from new installations of Microsoft Apps for enterprise and Use Group Policy to control the installation of Teams.

At this point, the golden image setup is complete. This process adds a required registry key to the machine that lets the Teams installer know it is a VDI instance. Without it, the installer will error out, stating: "Installation has failed. Cannot install for all users when a VDI environment is not detected.

All users can then uninstall Teams if they have admin credentials. There are three major design decisions for an admin deploying Teams for VDI: 1. Endpoint Device 3. Installing on the system drive prevents this scenario. Per-machine install prevents auto-updating, which allows proper QA of new Teams releases. Most virtual desktop optimization clients recommend per-machine installs.

Per-machine Cons: Teams updates frequently and bug fixes must be implemented often to keep up to date in the golden image. Once a user launches Teams, they are unable to prevent auto-launch. Teams will always auto-launch and cannot be turned off by the user. Teams consumes all session resources to launch. This effectively means auto-launching is increasing your user logon times because the session will be unusable until Teams finishes launching.

Per-user Pros: Teams can be prevented from auto-launching by an admin by default and a user can toggle auto-launch on or off. This reduces login times as well as resource consumption for virtual machines. Teams stays current by automatically updating.

Per-user Cons: Teams disk storage requirements multiplies by every user instead of the number of machines. Don't have time to read the entire article? Should I Leave on Optimization?