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Wednesday, 02 April 2008
by Michel Roth
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Not all of the people are as savvy with application delivery technologies as most of us are. There's tons of people out there that do not even know about all the new features that Terminal Server 2008 has to offer. That's why I find it refreshing to read a review of someone that isn't a hardcore, bleeding edge techie.
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Wednesday, 02 April 2008
by Michel Roth
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Al Solorzano has put up a small article in which he compares his realt experiences with Citrix XenDesktop (public beta) and VMware VDM2 (just released). It's interesting to read his thoughts on the subject.
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Wednesday, 02 April 2008
by Michel Roth
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It was bound to happen. And even though it expected it to happen, when it did it still make me smile. Someone has made available a GUi for the GUIless version of Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 Core.
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Saturday, 22 March 2008
by Michel Roth
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Now that VDI is taking off more and more, chances are that somewhere along the line some CIO will ask you a question equivalent to "OK, okI get it, so all this VDI sounds great but what's in it for me?" This is where he starts to hurl TLA at you like TCO, ROI, TEI and many more. So before you start telling him to STFU, relax and read the rest of this post.
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Friday, 21 March 2008
by Michel Roth
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Citrix has announced they have collaborated with HP to provide a bare-metal version of Citrix XenServer that can be bought as a factory option with selected HP Proliant servers. This solution is referred to as Citrix XenServer HP Select Edition. As an added Bonus, HP made an official slip of the tongue that Microsoft is developing a embedded Hypervisor (based on Hyper-V) as well!
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Wednesday, 19 March 2008
by Michel Roth
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It's no secret that Microsoft wants everybody to buy Software Assurance on their products. One of the biggest lures that Microsoft has to accomplish (or at least what I think is the biggest lure) is MDOP (Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack). What it costs you and what it brings you tends to amount to a difficult answer to a seemingly simple question.
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Wednesday, 19 March 2008
by Michel Roth
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Sun is out to shine their light on the VDI market as well. They have just announced that they have released version 2.0 of their VDI product (or rather their broker) simply called Sun Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Software 2.0.
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Tuesday, 18 March 2008
by Michel Roth
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Yes Powershell is all over the place. Even VMware, that will probably not make it to the Microsoft Thanksgiving dinner this year, has gotten on the Powershell train (do they have any choice) and have delivered a beta of their Powershell tool kit for Vi 3.5
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Tuesday, 18 March 2008
by Michel Roth
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Depending on the way you deploy your virtual desktops in VDI environments, you still need to have some kind of updating / patch strategy. Whether it be patching "the golden image" or "subscribed desktops" there's still and Windows OS to maintain. Virtual machines that are offline or suspended usually pose a challenge.
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Sunday, 16 March 2008
by Michel Roth
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My soon to be colleague Patrick Rouse has written an article on how to configure Desktop Services in the Provision Networks Virtual Access Suite (VAS) Enterprise Edition. Desktop Services is the name for the VDI component of the Virtual Access Suite Enterprise Edition.
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