Faronics Deep Freeze Enterprise makes PCs indestructible. It protects endpoints by Freezing the desired configuration set by you – the IT professional. Any unwelcome or unwanted changes users make while in-session are prevented from sticking. It’s really simple. By restarting your computers, systems are returned to the desired state. 20628 Resolved an issue where Sysprep was creating Deep Freeze drive when. Loadin, but it still downloaded the update file when Faronics Core service started. Resolved an issue that prevented a Guest user from disabling Active.

I've used DeepFreeze in school environments and warehouse shipping environments, but never have I used it on a Terminal Server or RDSH. That being said, I understand it's use, but I'm not sure I see the value in having this on an RDSH. What goal are you trying to achieve here?

Simply recovering from corrupt files or viruses, etc.? Also, have a look at these 2 posts.

I have never had this issue in a domain environment, but it's a valid concern to make you aware of. I realize your question didn't involve clients using DeepFreeze, but just so you know. Also, with good group policy consisting of folder redirection, you can keep your RDSH's cleaned up. Obviously this doesn't address virues, etc., but that's what backups and images are for.:-) With all that being said, if you feel unfreezing and freezing for updates, installations, etc. Is not a hassle and nothing will regularly change on those servers, unless manually changed, then I don't see any obstacles too large to overcome when using DeepFreeze. Thanks for the info.

There are several reasons why I am thinking of this. Download lagu campursari mp3. As you mention being able to completely go back to a spotless Terminal Server after virus, etc. Also there may be all kinds of clutter that accumulates. I am concerned about time/credential issues?

For instance I go six months before I unfreeze and refreeze? Also DeepFreeze does allow for the freezing of some drives/folders and not others with as you can choose a drive to freeze with standard DeepFreeze and their Igloo product lets you do more granular freezing. I could easily redirect stuff I might want to keep onto the unfrozen partition. Exactly, we used Igloo for cached Outlook profiles. Without it, it is a nightmare having these recreated every single time a user opens Outlook.:-) OK.good news taken from the DeepFreeze Enterprise deployment guide. Manage Secure Channel Password — Secure Channel Password is a feature of all Windows operating systems and only applicable if the system is running in Windows Server Domain Environment. Secure Channel Password is used for secure communication between the server and workstations.

The Secure Channel Password is automatically changed based on the operating system settings. While using Deep Freeze, the newly changed Secure Channel Password is lost on reboot. The Manage Secure Channel Password option avoids this situation. The Manage Secure Channel Password feature of Deep Freeze changes the value of the Group Policy Maximum machine account password age based on the Deep Freeze state (Frozen or Thawed).

— Select the Manage Secure Channel Password option if you want Deep Freeze to manage Secure Channel Password. When the workstation is Frozen: The workstation will not change the Secure Channel Password. This ensures that the secure communication between the server and the workstation is always maintained. When the workstation is Thawed: The workstation will change the Secure Channel Password and sync the password with the server.