After the AppStack has been provisioned, you can assign it to users.
- In the App Volumes Manager console, click the Volumes tab.
- Click the plus sign to display the AppStack details, and click Assign.
- On the Assign Appstack page, enter the user name you want to assign the AppStack to, and click Search.
Note: You can also assign the AppStack to a user group or an Active Directory OU. - Next to the user name, select the check box.
- Click Assign.
- In the Confirm Assign dialog box, select Attach AppStacks on next login or reboot. Click Assign.
To test the AppStack, log in to a deployment desktop as the user who was assigned the AppStack. If you are in a View environment, log in to a VDI desktop and skip to step 6.
- To log in to a vSphere VM, access the vSphere Web Client using the bookmark previously created in your web browser.
- Log in as an administrator.
- In the search text box, enter the VM name.
- Select the VM name from the list.
- Click the launch remote console icon.
- Log in to the deployment desktop. After the user desktop loads, you see the Notepad++ icon.
- Start Notepad++ to verify that it is working.
- Close Notepad++.
- Reboot the VM.
Update the AppStack
An AppStack update involves creating a new AppStack based on the original AppStack. In this example, you update the Notepad++ AppStack with Notepad++ version 7.5.1.
- On the App Volumes Manager console, click the Volumes tab.
- Display the AppStack details, and click Update.
- Enter a name for the updated AppStack. Do not change the storage or path options.
- Click Create.
- In the Confirm Update AppStack dialog box, select Perform in the background.
- Click Update.
- Wait for the AppStacks page to indicate that the updated AppStack is unprovisioned.
Note: If the page does not refresh automatically, click Rescan. - Display the AppStack details, and click Provision.
- In the Find Provisioning Computer text box, enter the name of the provisioning desktop, and click Search.
- Select the provisioning desktop.
- Click Provision.
Click Start Provisioning.