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Supported Platforms
Windows 8
Windows 8.1
Windows 10
Windows 11
Windows Server 2012
Windows Server 2012 R2
Windows Server 2016
Windows Server 2019
Windows Server 2022
Supported PowerShell versions
Windows ...
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To run cmdlets against Application Workspace and perform administration or monitoring tasks, you must first establish a connection to your Application Workspace System. Application Workspace connectivity is stored in a Context object, which makes it...
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The Firmware tab shows security information related to selected devices. Included details: Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) Enabled - (T/F) Secure Boot Enabled - (T/F) Certificate Status - Tied to whether the UEFICA2023 certific...
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Forcing the Agent to re-enroll gives you a way to approve an Agent, allowing it to connect again.
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Scaling an Application Workspace System is a hard task. The reasoning for this has to do with a lot of factors. In this article we list the most important factors:
Virtual Workspaces (virtual objects in the server memory)
They are held in th...
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You can extend Recast Agent connectivity to devices that are not on your local network by publishing Recast Agent Gateway to the Internet. One method of publishing Agent Gateway to the Internet is to use the Azure Application Proxy service.
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TLS Hardening
By default, the HTTP.sys web server of the Microsoft Windows operating system allows the usage of insecure/obsolete protocols, ciphers, key exchange algorithms and hashes for maximum compatibility. As this allows a wide range of...
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Application Workspace uses the HTTP.sys web server of the Microsoft Windows operating system for handling the incoming HTTP(s) requests. By default, HTTP.sys logs errors in the %windir%\System32\LogFiles\HTTPERR folder. You need to have admini...
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Autodesk Desktop Connector can be processed in 2 ways:
Silent install
From version 14.9 and above, you can use the following silent install parameter:
-i install --silent
For more information, see How to silently install and unin...
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Last Updated: 05/22/2026
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