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Participant
March 25, 2025
Pregunta

InCopy (Creative Cloud Teams) on Microsoft RDS setup

  • March 25, 2025
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Hi,

We are running Creative Cloud Desktop and InCopy on a Microsoft RDS server farm for our approx 150 incopy users.

The setup works impeccably except for one annoying issue;

Because we work in a virtual environment with load balancing the users can be directed to different servers when we log on.

In this environment, we are using VHD-based user profiles, meaning that each user's profile is stored on a virtual hard disk (VHD), which is dynamically attached to the server they log into within the RDS farm.

The issue arises because Adobe identifies each server as a new device based on server name, IP address, and network adapter. Even though the user's VHD profile remains the same, Adobe perceives it as a new device each time the user switches between servers in the farm.

As a result, Adobe requires a new login session upon each connection.

 

Surely, we can't be the only ones using the teams software in this manner...

Does anyone have en idea how to solve the issue?

 

Thanks,

Ole

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Participant
June 5, 2025

Hi,

I'm trying to post this again after no response in close to 3 months, not even from Adobe...

Adobe need to step into the new age where we imploy VHDs to do our business.

I'm not breaking any licenses requirements, just using load balancing between 2 servers for the users.

Adobe don't cater for that - fix it, please...

 

KR

Ole