Enforce configuration. profile settings for IFS end user
Hi All,
We are using IFS10 UPD19
We wanted to enforce the following options to the end users.
1)Number of Pages to Keep in Memory 2)Disable the options in the display tab
Use hardware accelerated graphics
Borderless window
3)Enable the check box for 'Optimize for Slow Network'
Currently the users have to go to the user profile and click on the options and then move to advanced and server tabs to make these settings. These settings all have default values which we would like to edit . Are there any configuration files we can change so that it can be enforced on all the end users
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Thanks for clarifying this was Apps 10 and IEE when you reposted this question in this group, I now have the right context.
The short answer is that several of these settings you would not be able to control/distribute the way you’re looking to.
Some of these setting values are stored in the profile, those are possible to set/distribute as part of a base profile. Some are so called developer settings and only stored in the isolated storage (locally on the machine).
To complicate things further some of the profiled ones are device specific, for instance the page cache. This means it will be saved in a device specific part of the profile within the user profile. What device is active at the moment is saved to the isolated storage, and it's not saved to the user profile.
It is possible to create a base profile, with a device profile that has page cache value set to a custom amount. However, it will not automatically be active. (but, if the users are using the "Default Device Profile", that value is automatically updated from the base profile)
Hardware Acceleration and Borderless Window are both settings only stored in the isolated storage, hence developer settings and not profiled.
The Optimize for Slow Network setting I haven’t been able to work out if it’s profiled or not yet.
You can find some documentation on how to deal with device specific settings here, but in essence you would only be able to control part of these settings this way and ever for those there are some limitation (the device specific aspect).
Figured out that the Optimize for Slow Network setting is profiled and is it’s not device specific, so can be distributed using base profiles if you’d like.
