
The character that is used to separate columns is specified when the group is created. If a mapping file contains additional columns, then that information is ignored. For example, if the mapping is based on host names and the group is based on countries, then each entry must contain a host name and country name. The mapping file can be any comma-separated values (CSV) file that contains information about the desktops in the enterprise.Įach entry in the mapping file must contain a column for the desktop property on which the mapping is based and a column for the group value that is associated with the desktop. If a match is found, then the new desktop is associated with the group.Ī desktop group in the Advanced Management Console is generated from a mapping file, which is used to map desktops to the group. For desktops that are added after a group is created, the desktop properties are compared with the mapping file for the group. Group associations are automatically adjusted based on the new values for the desktop properties. If the desktop properties for a desktop are changed, then the new values are compared with the group mapping files. A mapping file is provided, which contains a list of values for the selected desktop property and the group value to associate with the desktop. When the group is created, the desktop property to use is selected.


To view desktops that are associated with the group value France, the filter criterion Country is added in the Desktops tab and set to France.ĭesktops are associated with a group based on one of the following desktop properties: When the group is created, existing desktops are mapped to the appropriate group value. The group name is treated as an additional property for desktops and a mapping file defines the values for that property.Īs an example, consider a group named Country, which has the values China, France, Russia, and United States. Desktop groups in the Advanced Management Console provide a way to filter desktops based on the values for a group.
