On the Permissions tab on the Properties dialog box, accessible by right-clicking the Application Virtualization node in the Application Virtualization Client Management Console, administrators can grant users permissions to use the various client functions.
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Before changing users permissions, ensure that any permissions changes are consistent with the organization's guidelines for granting user permissions. |
The following table lists and describes the permissions that can be granted to users.
Permission Name | Description |
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Add applications |
Register new applications by passing a new OSD file to the client by using sfttray.exe, sftmime.exe or the MMC. |
Change file system cache size |
Increase the size of the file system cache. |
Change file system drive |
Select a different preferred drive letter for the file system. |
Change log settings |
Change the log level or the log path for the client log file. |
Change OSD files |
Modify OSD files for registered applications and pass them into the client. This does not affect publishing refresh. |
Clear application settings |
Delete file types, shortcuts and any configurations for the current user. |
Delete applications |
Remove all references to an application from the file system and OSD cache for all users on the computer. |
Import applications into the cache |
Load application data directly from a specified SFT file into the file system cache. This affects all users. |
Load applications into the cache |
Start a load of the SFT file for an application from the configured source, such as an App-V Streaming Server. This loads the application for all users on the computer. |
Lock and unlock applications in the cache |
Prevent or allow applications from being unloaded from the file system cache. This affects all users on the computer. |
Manage file type associations |
Add, modify, or delete file type associations for the current user only. |
Manage publishing refresh settings |
Change settings that control the timing of publishing refreshes for all users on the computer. |
Manage publishing servers |
Add, modify, or delete publishing servers for all users on the computer. This permission implicitly includes permission to manage publishing refresh settings. |
Publish shortcuts |
Create new shortcuts to registered applications. The user must also have permission to create files in the local file system. |
Repair applications |
Remove application specific configurations for the current user without removing shortcuts or file type associations. |
Start a publishing refresh |
Start an unscheduled publishing refresh for the current user. |
Toggle offline mode |
Change the entire client from online to offline mode for all users. |
Unload applications from the cache |
Clear application data from the file system cache for all users without removing user-specific settings, shortcuts, or file type associations. |
View all applications |
Allow the user to see the virtual applications for all users registered on the computer. |