The Application Streaming Wrapper (ASW) is designed for environments that utilize virtual application streaming to provide Outlook to users. The ASW works as a wrapper for Outlook on an application streaming solution.
The Central Upload Agent (CUA) is a component frequently utilized in a PST Flight Deck environment. The primary role of the CUA is to upload files stored on centralized repositories more rapidly without having to use a workstation’s Migration Agent.
BITS is used to upload PST data from a workstation to the uploads directory on the PST Flight Deck server. In a default configuration, BITS will determine the total bandwidth available to a client and dynamically throttle the upload of a PST file by balancing client workload and bandwidth availability.
A node is a point of connection within a network. These can be seen as centers where Internet traffic is routed; gateways that can receive, store and send information in different routes within a network.
An Azure Node is a node used in migration to cloud based targets. They’re deployed to Microsoft’s Azure service to act as the intended centralization target, processing and ingestion nodes for a configured location.
An ingest node is a module node that include an ingestion module. These are usually deployed to support geographically distributed resource allocation within PST Flight Deck.
An expression used to describe how difficult it is to stop using a solution. The stickiness of your product.
The challenges representing the resistance in getting a customer up and running with a product.
A “fully-loaded” migration environment has plenty of work to be performed at all stages of the migration and in queue to start. What exactly it is is dependent upon your module configuration and is sometimes limited by preceding projects (like mailbox migrations) or even total work to be accomplished.
A PBI, or Product Backlog item, is a piece of work to be done on a product. It might be further broken down into individual, smaller tasks.