First for the App-V Management Servers, they are just web services that also point to the AppVManagement database. There’s really no need to load balance these but what I do is create a CNAME for these. In this post we
With our publishing servers setup in part 4, we are ready to validate before configuring our load balancing. There’s no sense load balancing if some of your publishing servers are duds. Before configuring load balancing, we will want to test
In part 3, we setup our Management Servers, now we need to setup our Publishing Servers. Go to your MDOP Install Media Explore the media Navigate to App-V–>App-V 5.1–>Server and launch appv_server_setup.exe with run as administrator. Click Install Click I
In part 2, we created our AppVManagement database. We are now ready to install the App-V Management server which will host our App-V Management Console used for adding applications, assigning to users, publishing, unpublishing, managing connection groups and more. Since
In Part 1, we covered the overview of setup steps, requirements and prerequisites. In this part, we will cover the Database setup. To proceed you will need to have your SQL Cluster with the Always On Group configured. You will
In the past, I have covered a single server setup of the App-V Full Infrastructure. This post contains a setup for App-V 5.1 Full Infrastructure in distributed server setup with an Always On Group SQL Database, load balanced Publishing Servers
