Release Notes

Dell Hybrid Client user personalization data upload to file
repositories
Wyse Management Suite administrator must configure repositories to upload the user personalization data to file repositories.
On device check-in, Dell Client Agent receives the list of repositories in which it can upload the personalization back-up data
to the file repositories (new folder named hybridClientUserData is present for backed up file upload). There is a new Config UI
to enable the data roaming for the device in device group configurations. Go to Hybrid Client > WMS Client Setting > User
Data Roaming (by default is enabled). Sync Schedule is set as On User Logout. Before the domain logs out of the session,
user data backup is taken and same is uploaded to Wyse Management Suite repository or cloud repository as selected in User
Data Roaming Repository.
Dell Hybrid Client user personalization data upload content
You can select the backup content in User Group > Edit Policies > Hybrid Client > Personalization > Data Roaming.
The data of the enabled content is backed up before you log out of the Dell Client Agent. The Dell Client Agent and Wyse
Management Suite repository workflow uploads the files to the remote or local repository.
Repository to support the replication of user data
WMS Portal Administration > File Repository > Edit Settings has new option for every registered repository for replicating
user personalization data. Replicate User Personalization Data in the file repositories enables to replicate the user data to all
the repositories registered to Wyse Management Suite server. When the Wyse Management Suite admin turns on the automatic
replication, user data replication option turns on automatically.
Limitation: If the replication is turned off on any repository, there are chances of discrepancy of user personalization data. In
an event where there are multiple repositories, it is recommended to keep the replication on. User data can increase up to 20
MB per user. Ensure that the servers have sufficient disk space to accommodate all the intended user data.
NOTE:
Enabling the replication creates events for user data replication. If the user datafiles are more, events increase for
the same.
Platform agnostic
When a new platform is registered to the Wyse Management Suite, the below filters get updated dynamically:
● Platform filters in devices page.
● Operating system type and subtype filter in devices page.
● Platform filters in Standard App and Advanced App Policy page.
● Operating system type and subtype filter in Standard App and Advanced App Policy page.
● BIOS Configuration page.
Assign granular roles to AD groups
To log in as a Global Administrator, go to Portal Admin > Active Directory > One Time Import, and enter credentials. On the
right pane there are three filters as below:
● Default user policy group—Groups being imported to Wyse Management Suite and being used for Default user policy group.
● Group role assignment—Groups which have been imported for assigning permissions.
● Unassigned groups—Groups which have been selected from left panel.
Wyse Management Suite must provision the assignment of below roles to groups imported from Active Directory:
● Global Administrator
● Group Administrator
● Viewer
● Custom WMS role
Permissions assigned to the group must get applied to all the users present in the group. Wyse Management Suite must provide
an option to manually sync the users present in the imported group to Wyse Management Suite. It should also provide an option
to deactivate, activate, and delete the AD Groups.
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Wyse Management Suite version 3.2