Followup to the Unidesk Deleted Layer from a CachePoint Issue
One of my customers deleted their Unidesk desktops from the View Administrator again and, once again, the system happily deleted a layer from the CachePoint. This causes a problem in that you can no longer build desktops on that CachePoint that use that Layer (read that linked older post if you want more detail about that situation). Last time this happened, we knew which Layer was affected because it was a rarely assigned application, but this time we didn’t have any such indicator. We went through a discovery process this time that we didn’t go through last time and we came up with a far easier solution this time, so here’s the scoop. First, we had to figure out which Layer was affected. To do so, I used the Datastore Browser in the vSphere Client. I knew which CachePoint was missing the Layer, for that CachePoint was the one that was failing to build out the desktops. I simply Browsed the datastore that that CachePoint manages, as well as th...