Xendesktop 7 Machines Shut down during Peak Hours

Sometimes you might have a situation wherein you have a dedicated Catalog with 100's of machines.

You set the delivery group for Peak hours and do not want any machines to be turned off.

However you will notice that machines are still shutting down during the peak hours

Set-BrokerDesktopGroup "Your Delivery Group Name" -PeakBufferSizePercent 100

e.g Set-BrokerDesktopGroup "ABCDesktops" -PeakBufferSizePercent 100

You may want to test with different values for PeakBufferSizePercent

In our case i choose 100

Hope this helps.

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