Deploying Office 365 & other 3rd party applications using MDOP in new Windows 10
People,
I've just read this good news that in the next Windows 10 release / update below:
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/appv/2016/07/05/app-v-and-ue-v-to-be-included-with-windows/
The App-V and UE-V components is included already as part of the .ISO file.
Does this means I can now start to deploy any Windows application with App-V server to all of my clients with no additional license involved ?
From my Googling / quick findings, it seems that Office 365 did include some sort of SCCM but only to manage Desktop / workstation only not the server ones.
Can anyone please clarify this before I start my deployment to 1000+ Windows workstation this month ?
I've just read this good news that in the next Windows 10 release / update below:
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/appv/2016/07/05/app-v-and-ue-v-to-be-included-with-windows/
The App-V and UE-V components is included already as part of the .ISO file.
Does this means I can now start to deploy any Windows application with App-V server to all of my clients with no additional license involved ?
From my Googling / quick findings, it seems that Office 365 did include some sort of SCCM but only to manage Desktop / workstation only not the server ones.
Can anyone please clarify this before I start my deployment to 1000+ Windows workstation this month ?
David Johnson, CD
The caveats are Windows 10 Enterprise and Windows 10 for Education and that will be in the anniversary edition hinted release date of August 2nd and this is the client not the server components.
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David,
So does this means that only the App-V "ägent" or binary components that is included ?
My understanding from reading that news is that I can now deploy application using App-V rather than confusing myself whether SCCM Workstation is included in Office 365 E3 licensing or not.
So does this means that only the App-V "ägent" or binary components that is included ?
My understanding from reading that news is that I can now deploy application using App-V rather than confusing myself whether SCCM Workstation is included in Office 365 E3 licensing or not.
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:-| I guess I still have to buy / purchase the MDOP suite just to be able to use that App-V feature in the new Win 10 Enterprise.
Thanks David for the clarification.
Thanks David for the clarification.
I did hear a rumour that the server components might be included in S2K16, haven't seen any evidence in the previews though.
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Well,
If that's the case, hopefully it is in overall free then :-) fingers crossed.
If that's the case, hopefully it is in overall free then :-) fingers crossed.