Microsoft 365 Apps (formerly known as Microsoft Office 365 Apps) is the most common office productivity suite installed by customers in their Frame environments. While Microsoft 365 App installation on physical laptops/desktops and persistent virtual desktops is straightforward, Frame administrators need to perform an additional configuration step to Microsoft 365 Apps once they have been installed in a non-persistent Frame account gold image.

Azure AD Conditional Access (CA) rules can be implemented to provide an additional layer of security by integrating with the virtual machines (VMs) deployed by the Frame orchestrator. Administrators can define conditions that must be met before users can access certain applications and/or resources. By combining consistent IP addresses with Azure AD CA rules, organizations can better safeguard their VMs and protect against potential security threats.

The following documentation will cover the implementation of the SentinelOne (S1) antivirus (AV) solution with Frame. We will cover two main areas of S1 integration.

• The Console
• The Agent

We will focus on how to deploy SentinelOne antivirus to a Frame DaaS/VDI environment and how the items mentioned above can impact Frame’s normal operation. In this guide, we will review the console and main areas of focus relevant to Frame and provide a set of detailed steps to take when integrating S1 with the Frame Platform. This guide will also cover any known issues to date with S1 and the Frame Platform, with recommended actions (where applicable) and troubleshooting steps.

In Part 1, we setup the Frame Session API, wired it up to a button, created EventListeners for session-related happenings, and even told our users what as going on. So far, we've mostly avoided any type of error handling (or styling but we'll get to that shortly).

Microsoft FSLogix is a set of solutions that enhance, enable, and simplify persistent and non-persistent Windows computing environments. FSLogix solutions are appropriate for virtual environments in both public and private clouds. Additionally, FSLogix can enable greater portability of computing sessions.

If you're familiar with Frame, you probably know how awesome it is that we can stream high-performance sessions to any modern browser. While streaming Apps, Windows, and Linux desktops to a browser is neat, I'm here to walk you through how you can stream Frame to any website.