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VMware Dynamic Environment Manager

VMware Dynamic Environment Manager
Formerly User Environment Manager

Overview

What is VMware Dynamic Environment Manager?

Dynamic Environment Manager offers personalization and dynamic policy configuration across any virtual, physical and cloud-based Windows desktop environment, and is a key component of JMP – the next generation of desktop and application delivery. The software is an evolution of technology…

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Product Demos

VMware Dynamic Environment Manager 9.4: Argument-Based Privilege Elevation - Feature Walk-through

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Dynamic Environment Manager Demo for IT Admins

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VMware Dynamic Environment Manager 9.2 - Publisher-Based Application Blocking & Privilege Elevation

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Reviews and Ratings

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Score 7 out of 10
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Verified User
Incentivized
We have been using a VDI infrastructure for nearly 10 years now.
The challenge has always been the struggle between a golden image, the different needs by users and how to deliver a proper desktop profile on that in the most cost effective way.

VMWare Dynamic Environment Manager is a tool that delivers on the user profile part and is free to use with a VMware Horizon license.
In our scenario we used the tool to complement our VMware Horizon VDI deployment.
  • Combining different Microsoft settings in a single pane.
  • Straightforward tool
  • Privilege elevation for apps
  • You cannot prefill on a per user basis
  • Configuration can become quitte big
VMWare Dynamic environment manager is best suited in a situation where you have a dedicated admin to configure all the complex settings/scenario's for the user experience. Where you have a limited ammount of user profiles and the tooling is less favorable when you want your users to have alot of personal influence on the settings.
  • Ability to manage all settings from one pane.
  • No extra cost
  • Part of a larger VDI solution
  • Takes less time to deploy new users
  • Administring takes less time as all tools seperated
  • Perfect for a Keep IT Simple Stupid VDI strategy.
  • Unidesk (Discontinued)
This is not a real 1 vs 1 comparison. Both manage the user profile in a different way. Unidesk (Citrix app layering) is a great way to provide a golden image with extra applications and store personal settings. You still need tools like Group Policies (preferences) to control the user profile settings while Dynamic Enviroment Manager is more comming from these settings to complement the user profile.
Score 9 out of 10
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Verified User
Incentivized
VMware VMware Dynamic Environment Manager was great addition of VMware Horizon which we establish when Covid pandemic started. As any other companies, we also had users with laptops and desktops, but everyone located in office spaces and as was impossible to purchase such a big number of laptop for desktop users, we needed to establish solution like VMware Horizon and give users opportunity to connect to work resources.
  • User Profiles settings
  • User Profiles files
  • User Profiles redirection
  • Simplicity
  • Configuration documentation
VMware Dynamic Environment Manager is excellent addition of VMware products and is very well suited for User profiles (settings, files, configuration) redirection when users connect to dedicated or shared hosts. It also offers good set of features for Windows OS configuration and customization for multiple users. Place for improvement, simplicity for configuration.
  • Folder redirection
  • Settings redirection
  • Immediate option for users connectivity to work resources
  • Fast solution for cases like Covid
  • Assigning access to work resources is easy managed
Microsoft System Center, Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Microsoft Intune + SCCM), VMware vCenter Server
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