Set-BrokerDesktopGroup -Name “DGName” -AutomaticPowerOnForAssignedDuringPeak $true If you would like machines to power on automatically during peak hours run the following command against the Static/Persistent Desktop Delivery Group. A user if the ability is granted could shut down a desktop mistakenly or other factors outside of XenDesktop could cause machines to power down. Options are:Īs mentioned above, desktops do not power on automatically after they have been shut down until the peak period starts again or a user attempts to connect to their machine. When logged off – What to do when a session has been logged off for a period of time defined by you.When disconnected – What to do when a session has been disconnected for a period of time defined by you.Next, we have a couple of configurable settings under During peak hours : Peak hours can be set for weekends and weekdays. Only when an assigned user again attempts to connect to the desktop will it be powered on. It is important to note that if static desktops are shut down during peak hours, they won’t (by default) be automatically powered back on.
Static desktops will be powered on as soon as we enter peak hours, ready for users.
Peak hours generally will match core business hours. Take a look at the Power Management settings on a Static Desktop Delivery Group.įirstly, you need to assign your peak hours. This post is designed to explain the different types of settings and scenarios surrounding power managing Virtual Apps and Desktops (formerly XenDesktop and XenApp) machines using Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7.
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