Citrix User Profile Manager (UPM) ensures that the user's personal settings on the virtual desktop and applications be applied the user, regardless of the position and the endpoint device.
Internet Explorer (IE) is the most common browsers used in corporate and enterprise level. The user can personalize various settings and configurations, which remain in consecutive sessions.
Users can save or adjust various settings and configurations in Internet Explorer. Citrix UPM supports the user settings roaming browser.
Support IE 10 / IE 11 Migration few problems introduced and this blog is intended to promote as UPM (v 5.2) is aimed at them.
Mainly 3 failures were observed.
- Cookie migration.
- history of migration.
- Stale Delete Cookies.
In IE Protected / Enhanced Protected Mode (EPM) Cookies and History information in IE10 and IE11 not UPM received immediately (up to v5.1). Reason for the failure is mainly because quite a few UPM metadata information about registry and file system objects specifically for these versions of IE.
In addition, were Stale cookies are not deleted, even if the policy is enabled. Microsoft makes with the old "Index.dat" file away, which it uses to process stale cookies and delete them.
The above-mentioned problems with the history, and cookies in UPM for IE Protected Mode fixed (from v5.2 to). UPM now receives necessary data Meta successful in terms of cookies and history. Stale cookies are always independent of politics deleted is always set or not (Stale cookie policy for IE 10 / IE 11 is defined internally always true, and they will be processed, but for earlier versions of IE, stale cookie policy remain the same ).
UPM solution
As above, both explains the issues need to be separately addressed the causes for both there are different
- cookie handling issue: ,
- in "protected mode" are appropriate ACLs be set for the above registry objects to the user application.
- for "Stale cookies," Access Time, Modified time and creation time is restored
- dealing with history issue .:
- file attribute ( FILE_ATTRIBUTE_SYSTEM ) is set in the above file system object by the first user login.
UPM now receive the timestamp values for the mirrored folders. Therefore, in order to resolve on the stale cookies problem that folder Mirror-list should be added.
The following folders should be added to reflect the folder list.
- AppData Local Microsoft Windows INetCookies
- AppData Local Microsoft Windows WebCache
- AppData Roaming Microsoft Windows Cookies
thus UPM has now solved the problems and user above can now migrate IE and experience the same configuration and settings in all its environments.
Previous versions of IE
Any practices of previous IE versions remain unchanged. be created by cookies by Bruin or older profile uses persistent
State Cookies - -
history - Browsing History of Bruin or older profiles are not persistent
Cookies are not treated; These cookies will remain forever as part of the profile, until unless deleted manually.
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