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Additional details of the robust features and functionality found in ProfileUnity:
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Profile Portability for XP/Server 2003/2008/Win 7/8 |
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ProfileUnity gives users one unified profile per user that works with any Windows desktop or server operating system. This enables seamless Anytime Migrations™, persistent personas even in non-persistent virtual desktop environments, and becomes part of a complete disaster recovery plan.
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User Authored Data Migration- View Screen Shot |
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EXCLUSIVE! Redirecting user authored data such as 'My Documents' is a standard best practice. Other solutions only redirect folders, ProfileUnity is the only solution on the market that can first automatically migrate user authored data to the user's file share or cloud storage in the background without affecting the user's productivy. Only after all data has been sychronized does ProfileUnity then seamlessly invoke folder redirection. This feature is also a key part of any complete desktop disaster recovery plan.
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Cached Mode |
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ProfileUnity's desktop client is very small (apx 3.5mb) and can be configured to operate in either direct or cached mode. Cached mode is ideal for even quicker login times. Either method uses a group policy template to apply the .exe, no software ever needs to be installed to individual desktops!
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Context Aware Filters - View Screen Shot |
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Used to limit the scope of an automated configuration, printer assignment, application assignment and more. Filters control the execution of a script section based on filter rules, machine class, operating system, and connection type. Filter rules are comprised of a condition, match, value triplet. Multiple filter rules can be aggregated with and (all rules) / or (any rule) logic. |
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User Defined Aliases - Direct integration with Microsoft Active Directory - View Screen Shot |
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User to retrieve information from your domain controllers about the current user's account. Advanced aliases require an Active Directory infrastructure and ADSI support on your clients. The values retrieved are available for use throughout your ProfileUnity configuration. |
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Admin Defined Scripts - View Screen Shot |
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Administrators wishing to utilize a custom written script module can add it to their ProfileUnity configuration. ProfileUnity offers the option to include custom scripts both before or after ProfileUnity runs at login or logoff. |
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FlexApp - User Installed Applications - View Video Demo |
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Empowers virtual an physical desktop users to install their own applications without affecting the underlying base image of the machine. FlexApp applications become portable and follow the user wherever they logon. |
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Application Launcher - View Screen Shot |
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Launch applications on your client machines during or after ProfileUnity execution. |
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Drive Mapping - View Screen Shot |
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Connect and disconnect network drives. Options include persistent mappings, modifying the explorer label, and first disconnecting end-user drives which may be in conflict with admin defined drives. |
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Environment Vars - View Screen Shot |
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Set and clear environment variables. On Windows XP/Windows Server 2003/2008, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 environment variables are modified in the environment of the current user. On Windows 95/98/ME environment variables are modified in the global Windows environment. |
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Folder Redirection - View Screen Shot |
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Shell folders are special folders that Windows uses to indicate the default location for many types of settings and data. This module allows you to redirect shell folders to an alternate location, and optionally move or copy existing data. A common use for this module is redirecting "My Documents" to a network share. |
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INI Files - View Screen Shot |
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Many programs rely on INI files for their configuration. This module enables ProfileUnity to manipulate INI files during user logon. |
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Internet Explorer - View Screen Shot |
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Configure Internet Explorer features such as Start Page, Download Directory, and Favorites. |
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Internet Proxy - View Screen Shot |
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Adjust Internet Explorer's proxy settings to match your network configuration. |
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Inventory - View Screen Shot | View Sample Report |
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This module creates a XML report listing computer name, computer domain membership, username, processor, memory, display resolution, MAC address, IP address, operating system, Internet Explorer version, and installed applications. For Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista, the XML report also lists the service pack version and installed hotfixes. Additionally, ProfileUnity includes an inventory reporting module. This module converts the captured XML data into formatted HTML reports that are accessible through the Management Console. |
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MAPI Profiles - View Screen Shot |
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Configure Windows Messaging subsystem profiles for access to Microsoft Exchange server. The Windows Messaging subsystem is used by Microsoft Outlook to communicate with Microsoft Exchange. |
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Message Boxes - View Screen Shot |
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Display popup messages to your users during logon. |
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Microsoft Shared Fax - View Screen Shot |
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Specify sender information for the Microsoft Fax Client. Combined with User Defined Aliases, information from your domain controller can be used to populate these fields. |
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Office File Locations - | View Screen Shot |
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Modify the default file locations for Microsoft Office. Users appreciate Office applications defaulting to the appropriate network location for open and save operations. Administrators can gain peace of mind assured that Office applications are encouraging users to save their files in the defined location. |
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Office Options - View Screen Shot |
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Configure Office user information and set options that control interaction with the user. |
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Outlook - View Screen Shot |
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Modify settings that control Outlook behavior for message handling, message format, and AutoArchive. |
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Outlook Express - View Screen Shot |
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Create and delete accounts for POP3, IMAP, NNTP, and LDAP in Outlook Express. |
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Path - View Screen Shot |
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Make modifications to the search path. On Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista path is modified in the environment of the current user. On Windows 95/98/ME path is modified in the global Windows environment. |
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Printers - View Screen Shot |
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Connect and disconnect network printers. Options include capturing a port, setting the printer as default, and automatically adding the printer (Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista). |
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RDP Client - View Screen Shot |
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Citrix's ability to configure client connections to servers from a centralized location is a well known and useful administration feature. You can now configure your RDP clients in a similar manner. ProfileUnity supports RDP clients from version 4.0 through 6.1. |
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Registry - View Screen Shot |
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This module gives you centralized control for making changes to the registry on your client machines. |
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Shortcuts - View Screen Shot |
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Create shell shortcuts and web links. Shell shortcuts are pointers to programs and files on your computer. Web links are used by Internet Explorer for accessing sites on the Internet. |
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Time Sync - View Screen Shot |
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Set the time on your client machines from a centralized source. This feature is designed for use with Microsoft clients lacking a native time service. On clients with a native time service, Windows 2000 and newer, the preferred method for setting the client machine's time is to use the time service. |
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Windows Options - View Screen Shot |
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Modify settings that control the Windows user interface. |
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Summary Reports (PDF and Text)
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ProfileUnity generates both pdf and text summary reports of your configuration. The summary allows a top level view of your script's configuration and can be instrumental in documenting your network setup. |
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Interactive Help |
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Each section of ProfileUnity has its own quick help system. All you have to do is click on the help icon located at the top right of the section you are viewing and you will be presented with documentation to assist you. |
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Multiple Configuration Support |
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Multiple configurations allow your settings to be grouped into logical boundaries. For example, in a large organization with multiple IT departments, each department can have its own script configuration. Members of one department can modify their settings without disturbing the settings of any other department. |
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ProfileUnity can be downloaded as part of the Liquidware Labs Virtual Appliance or in a Standalone package for environments without a virtual server. Download your fully functioning trial version NOW! |
Features and Benefits
- Save Time -Automate VDI/Desktop Management Tasks
In new roll-outs ProfileUnity can create new MAPI profiles, map drives and printers, create RDP and application shortcuts, customize proxy settings and so much more. In existing VDI and Windows desktop installations, ProfileUnity can modify configurations, create new settings, and automate the mundane and time-consuming tasks that are a time drain for any IT department.
- Deploy with Consistency
ProfileUnity instantly benefits organizations with time savings and deployment consistency when hundreds or thousands of desktop configuration changes are automated with a few clicks of a mouse!
- Documentation - Ensure VDI/Desktop Compliance
With the seemingly endless compliance issues that continue to arise, ProfileUnity is an invaluable tool to document VDI and all other Windows desktop configurations. Full and complete reports enable management and IT to view configurations automated via ProfileUnity on-demand.
- One Solution for User Profiles and VDI Settings
No more back and forth between disparate solutions. ProfileUnity solves user profile challenges as well as desktop configuration settings, all from one console.
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