Welcome to my VMware Dynamic Environment Manager series, how I setup “DEM” in my LAB. This series will cover the different aspects of planning, deploying etc. Having worked with VDI and RDS for 15 years +, this product was an apparition for me. I absolutely love it and will recommend it to everyone working with End User Computing! This LAB setup was initially done with VMware UEM 9.5. Since then VMware has rebranded User Environment Manager to Dynamic Environment Manager, so a lot of my pictures and naming-context are somewhat outdated, I apologize for this, but the content are nonetheless relevant.
Preparations
| Planning (Coming Soon) | Preparations |
| Configure File Server DFS | Configure File Server Shares/Permissions |
| Prepare File Shares and Permissions using PowerShell | Configure GPO/Scripts |
Dynamic Environment Manager Console
| Install DEM Management Console | Install Management Console silently using PowerShell |
| Configure DEM Management Console |
Configuration
| Install DEM Agent | Setup Application Profiler VM |
| Capture Application Profile | |
| Configurations | |
| Files and Folders | Pre-define Default Apps & FTA’s |
Maintenance etc.
Official VMware Dynamic Environment Manager Documentation
Disclaimer: Every tips/tricks/posting I have published here, is tried and tested in different it-solutions. It is not guaranteed to work everywhere, but is meant as a tip for other users out there. Remember, Google is your friend and don’t be afraid to steal with pride! Feel free to comment below as needed.
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