The App Volumes agent consists of two major components, SVdriver and SVservice. SVdriver is responsible for the virtualization of volumes into the OS and SVservice is responsible for communicating system events, such as computer startup, login, logout, and shutdown, with the App Volumes Manager.
For a list of parameters that can be used to configure SVdriver, see Configuring the SVdriver Parameters.
For a list of parameters that can be used to configure SVservice, see Parameters for Configuring SVservice.
With the latest version of
App Volumes, you can configure SVdriver and SVservice with the following
.bat files:
| Script Name | Triggers | Security Context |
|---|---|---|
| OnPreLoadApp.bat | Called before an application is initialized. | System account |
| OnPostLoadApp.bat | Called after an application is initialized. | System account |
| OnPreUnloadApp.bat | Called before an application is uninitialized | System account |
| OnPostUnloadApp.bat | Called after an application is uninitialized | System account |
| OnPreEnableApp.bat | Called before an application is enabled | System account |
| OnPostEnableApp.bat | Called after an application is enabled | System account |
| OnPreDisableApp.bat | Called before an application is disabled | System account |
| OnPostDisableApp.bat | Called after an application is disabled | System account |
With App Volumes 2.18, you can configure SVdriver and SVservice with the following .bat files:
| Script Name | Triggers | Security Context | Wait Time Registry Parameter |
|---|---|---|---|
| prestartup.bat | Called when a volume is dynamically attached, or during system startup but before virtualization is activated. | System account | WaitPrestartup (default do not wait) |
| startup.bat | Called when a volume is dynamically attached, or when system starts up. | System account | WaitStartup (default do not wait) |
| startup_postsvc.bat | Called as and called after services have been started on the volume (not called if there are no services on volume). | System account | WaitStartupPostSvc (default do not wait) |
| logon.bat | Called when the user logs in and before Windows Explorer starts. | User account | WaitLogon (default wait until it finishes) |
| logon_postsvc.bat | Called after services have been started and not called if no services are running on volume. | User account | WaitLogonPostsvc (default do not wait) |
| shellstart.bat | Called when a volume is dynamically attached or when Windows Explorer starts. | User account | WaitShellstart (default do not wait) |
| shellstop.bat | Called when the user logs out before Windows Explorer is closed. | User account | WaitShellstop (default do not wait) |
| logoff.bat | Called when the user logs out and Windows Explorer is closed. | User account | WaitLogoff (default do not wait) |
| shutdown_presvc.bat | Called when the computer is shutting down before services are stopped. | System account | WaitShutdownPresvc (default do not wait) |
| shutdown.bat | Called when the computer is shutting down after services are stopped. | System account | WaitShutdown (default do not wait) |
| allvolattached.bat | Called after all volumes are processed. For example, if the user has 3 AppStacks, this is called after all 3 have loaded. | System account | WaitAllvolattached (default do not wait) |
| allvolattached_shellstarted.bat | Called after all volumes are processed and the user session is started. | User account | None |
| post_prov.bat | Called at the end of provisioning to perform any one-time steps required at the end of provisioning. Invoked when clicking the provisioning complete pop-up window while the volume is still virtualized. | System account | WaitPostProv (default wait forever) |
| prov_p2.bat | Called at phase 2 of the provisioning process after the machine is rebooted, but before App Volumes Manager has been notified that provisioning is complete. This is the last chance to perform any actions on the provisioned volume with virtualization disabled. | System account | WaitProvP2 (default wait forever) |
