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No interaction (apart from entering credentials and agreeing permissions) needed from the user. It simply presents the user's Google Drive as a mapped drive (I: in my case) and allows you to interact as a normal Windows based drive. Seems pretty seamless. Right click on any files/folders to make them available offline exactly as the native Windows offline files works.

 

Hopefully we can find a way to

 

1. Agree the access for them.

2. Use SAML to remove the need to enter credentials.

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Not had mine through yet [emoji30] does it enable some more options in the admin console or is it just an installer you download from somewhere? Cheers
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Has anyone else had their email through? Still waiting :(

 

If people have been able to test it, is it a viable option for installing on domain computers being used by multiple users?

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Me too :( Really wanted to test it asap to trial it against IAM cloud to see if it is a free option that works.

 

Can't tell if it is designed for single-user comptuers or if it would be used on shared machines.

  • 2 weeks later...
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I've been accepted, but not tried it at work. It's great at home. I was also excited that it would be a neat way to wean users off their Windows My Docs. Sadly, I think its just a neater implementation of Drive sync, so I would imagine the same problems remain on a network. We'll see later this week, but I'm not optimistic.
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Each user logs in with their details and has access to their files from within various apps. Admittedly, I haven't yet tried on shared computers only ones assigned to particular staff.
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Well, just at home if i log in with a different account on the same PC the original account's drive is presented to the 2nd user in explorer.

Surely that must be a bug, not by design? Have you reported it to Google?

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Just got the email asking my users to take the survey prior to enabling File Stream. Not sure if i want to take it up now if it's got issues.

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