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Windows 365 essentials

Managing Windows 365 Cloud PC environments is a complex process, requiring continuous monitoring to detect performance issues, connectivity problems, and resource constraints. Without proper visibility, critical issues can go unnoticed, leading to delayed resolutions and disruptions that impact end-user productivity.

Problem

Monitoring the health and availability of Windows 365 Cloud PCs can be time-consuming and fragmented, making it difficult to quickly identify performance issues, stale VMs, or registration failures that impact user experience.

Fixing common issues with Windows 365 devices normally requires the assignment of issues to specialist teams with Windows 365 experience or administration tools.

Solution

A Windows 365 monitoring dashboard provides a centralized view of your Windows 365 environment. It highlights VM status, reboot health, and registration, helping you make informed decisions and take timely actions. This includes a collection of pre-configured VDI monitors to help administrators quickly detect and address key issues affecting performance and availability.

Remediation remote actions are provided that can invoke session host restarts, update GPO policies, and end unresponsive processes running within a session.

Benefits and outcome

By implementing the "Windows 365 essentials" solution you :

  • Gain visibility into online/offline VM distribution across desktop pools and VDI types.

  • Track reboot health and registrations to identify outdated or unregistered VMs.

  • Reduce downtime and improve user experience through proactive issue detection.

  • Ensure timely intervention by the right teams through faster resolution times.

  • Help EUC support teams resolve common issues proactively, without specialist VDI experience or tools.

This solution streamlines VDI management, optimizes IT operations, and enhances end-user satisfaction.

Getting started with the "Windows 365 essentials" solution

Configure and start using your packs by following these links:

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