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What’s new
What’s new in 2411
This release includes the following new features and enhancements. It also addresses several issues that help to improve overall performance and stability.
Support for machine-level redirections
With the App access control policy, you can now implement machine-level redirections for files, folders, registry keys, and registry values using rules. The use cases for this feature include:
- Implement data roaming. Redirect non-user-profile data to a file share, ensuring users can access the same data regardless of which machines they sign into.
- Enhance data protection. Redirect critical data to alternative locations or values, protecting it from unauthorized access.
- Customize the user experience. Tailor app experience based on specific requirements.
For more information, see Implement machine-level redirections.
App access control policy enhanced with assignment exclusions
You can now specify excluded users, machines, and processes when configuring rule assignments for the App access control policy. Previously, you could only assign rules to groups of users, machines, and processes. This enhancement lets you define exclusions within those groups, offering more precise control over rule enforcement. For more information, see Control access to applications and Implement machine-level redirections.
New policy for access control for redirected folders
By default, when you enable folder redirection policies for a user, the redirection target folders are accessible only to the user and the SYSTEM user. Previously, to grant other users access, you had to enable the Grant administrator permission policy. This policy grants members in the Local Administrators group access to the redirection target folders.
With a new policy, Users and groups to access redirection target paths, you can now grant specific domain users or groups Read & Execute permissions on the redirection target folders, eliminating the need to add them to the Local Administrators group. This policy enhances security by limiting permissions only to what is necessary. For more information, see Grant users access to redirected folders.
New policy for accelerating UWP app loading
With a new policy, Enable UWP app load acceleration, you can now accelerate the loading of UWP apps and improve their consistency in non-persistent environments.
By default, Windows stores UWP App registration information locally on each machine, which can be lost upon restart in non-persistent environments. With this policy enabled, Profile Management creates a VHDX container for each machine to store the UWP app registration data, speeding up user logon and preventing data loss on restarts. For more information, see Enable UWP app load acceleration.
New policies for notifying users when their profile size exceeds a quota
Citrix Profile Management now introduces two new policies to monitor the user profile size and notify users when it exceeds a quota:
- Notify user when profile size exceeds quota: Lets you set a quota for the user profile and notify users when their profile size exceeds it.
- Notification message when profile size exceeds quota: Lets you set the notification message users receive.
This feature helps prevent data loss by notifying users to manage their profile data before logging off. It applies only to the file-based profile solution. For more information, see Enable user notifications for exceeding the profile quota.
In-session failover support for profile streaming
Profile streaming now includes improved failover capabilities. When the Replicate user stores policy is enabled, if the active user store becomes unavailable, Profile Management automatically switches to an available store for subsequent streaming requests. This enhancement lets files and folders be streamed continuously after the failover, minimizing data disruptions.
This update applies to profile streaming for files, folders, and the pending area.
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