DesktopPoolSessionSettingsCreateSpec
Applicable To: Automated and Manual desktop pool.
Session related settings for Automated and Manual desktop pool.
{
"allow_multiple_sessions_per_user": false,
"allow_users_to_reset_machines": false,
"delete_or_refresh_machine_after_logoff": "NEVER",
"disconnected_session_timeout_minutes": 5,
"disconnected_session_timeout_policy": "NEVER",
"empty_session_timeout_minutes": 5,
"empty_session_timeout_policy": "AFTER",
"logoff_after_timeout": false,
"power_policy": "TAKE_NO_POWER_ACTION",
"pre_launch_session_timeout_minutes": 10,
"pre_launch_session_timeout_policy": "AFTER",
"refresh_os_disk_after_logoff": "NEVER",
"refresh_period_days_for_replica_os_disk": 20,
"refresh_threshold_percentage_for_replica_os_disk": 30,
"session_timeout_policy": "DEFAULT"
}Indicates whether multiple sessions are allowed per user in case of Floating User Assignment. Default value is false.
Indicates whether the user can be allowed to reset or restart their machines. Default value is false.
Whether machines are to be deleted or refreshed after logoff in case of Floating User Assignment. This is applicable for automated desktops with virtual machines names based on pattern naming. This is not applicable for desktops that are using specified naming since dynamic creation and deletion of VMs is not supported. For Instant clone desktops this setting can only be set to DELETE. Default value is NEVER.
- DELETE: Delete the machine after user logoff.
- NEVER: Never delete or refresh the machine in the desktop pool.
- REFRESH: Refresh the machine after user logoff.
Disconnected sessions timeout (in minutes). This is required if disconnected_session_timeout_policy is set to AFTER.
Log-off policy after disconnected session. Default value is NEVER.
- AFTER: Logoff after the specified number of minutes after user disconnect.
- IMMEDIATELY: Immediately Logoff after user disconnect.
- NEVER: Do not logoff after user disconnect.
Application empty session timeout (in minutes). An empty session (that has no remote-able window) is disconnected after the timeout. This is required if the empty_session_timeout_policy set to AFTER. Default value is 1.
Applicable only when session_type is APPLICATION or DESKTOP_AND_APPLICATION.
Application empty session timeout policy. Default value is AFTER.
- AFTER: Empty session will be disconnected after specified number of minutes.
- IMMEDIATE: Empty session will be disconnected immediately.
- NEVER: Empty session will never disconnected.
Applicable only when session_type is APPLICATION or DESKTOP_AND_APPLICATION.
Indicates whether the empty application sessions are logged off (true) or disconnected (false) after timeout. Default value is false.
Applicable to managed machines with default value as TAKE_NO_POWER_ACTION. Power policy for the machines in the desktop pool after logoff.
- ALWAYS_POWERED_ON: Ensure machines in the Desktop pool are always powered on. The connection server will monitor and power on machines as necessary.
- POWER_OFF: Power off when a user logs off or when desktop pool is no longer keeping a machine as a spare. This does not affect spare and newly provisioned machines.
- SUSPEND: Suspend when a user logs off or when desktop pool is no longer keeping a machine as a spare. This does not affect spare and newly provisioned machines.
- TAKE_NO_POWER_ACTION: No action will be taken when user logs off.
Application pre-launch session timeout (in minutes). A pre-launch session is disconnected after the timeout. This is required if pre_launch_session_timeout_policy is set to AFTER. Default value is 10.
Applicable only when session_type is APPLICATION or DESKTOP_AND_APPLICATION.
Application pre-launch session timeout policy. Default value is AFTER.
- AFTER: Pre-launched session is disconnected after specified number of minutes.
- NEVER: Pre-launched session is never disconnected.
Indicates whether and when to refresh the OS disks. Applicable To: dedicated instant-clone desktop pools with default value as NEVER.
- ALWAYS: The OS disk is refreshed every time the user logs off.
- AT_SIZE: The OS disk is refreshed when its current size reaches a specified percentage of its maximum allowable size. The maximum size of a linked clone's OS disk is the size of the replica's OS disk. With this option, the size of the linked clone's OS disk in the datastore is compared to maximum allowable size. This disk-utilization percentage does not reflect disk usage that you might see inside the machine's guest operating system.
- EVERY: The OS disk is refreshed at regular intervals of a specified number of days. The number of days is counted from the last refresh, or from the initial provisioning if no refresh has occurred yet. For example, if the specified value is 3 days, and three days have passed since the last refresh, the machine is refreshed after the user logs off.
- NEVER: The OS disk is never refreshed.
Regular interval at which to refresh the OS disk. This is required if refresh_os_disk_after_logoff is set to EVERY.
With the AT_SIZE option for refresh_os_disk_after_logoff, the size of the instant clone's OS diskin the datastore is compared to its maximum allowable size. This disk-utilization percentage does not reflect disk usage that you might see inside the machine's guest operating system. This is required if refresh_os_disk_after_logoff set to AT_SIZE.
Session timeout policy. Applicable only when session_type is APPLICATION or DESKTOP_AND_APPLICATION with default value as DEFAULT.
- DEFAULT: Indicates application sessions will be disconnected either on reaching the global idle timeout or on reaching the max session timeout.
- NEVER: Indicates application sessions will not be disconnected either on reaching the global idle timeout or on reaching the max session timeout.