Another VDI article I wrote has been published by SearchVMware.com:
In my last article on virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), I discussed the three main components of a VDI solution: the virtualization servers and supporting infrastructure, the hosted operating system (OS) instances, and the connection broker. In this article, I’d like to take a more detailed look at the connection broker and some of the functionality that brokers provide in a VDI deployment.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2007 at 4:04 pm
Alec
Scott,
I find your VDI entries very interesting, they give a great overview of the technology. I especially like the real life experience with particular software, like connection brokers.
I wonder if you tried VMware’s Silverstone beta so far? Would be interesting to know if they allow TS/Citrix servers to be used as resources together with VMs running, say Windows XP.
Friday, November 16, 2007 at 11:51 am
slowe
Alec,
I have the Silverstone/VDM beta software, but haven’t found time in the lab to load it up yet. I hope to be able to do that very soon; most of my time in the lab right now is spent on ESX 3.5/VC 2.5.