The application is installed on an OS (WIndows 7) that is a VM that is connected to. This is not how thin clients and VDI work. You need to set up applications as shares to run on thin clients as you do not install any software on the thin clients but on the server itself. Why would it care its running in a VM thats 1ms away from the DB server? All the client see's is a desktop operating system. You may run into issues running half of your office on thin and half not depending on the applications you're running and how they work with databases.Ĭurious why this would matter. Unless your a school VDI is not about saving money.' From a centralize your end user computing and data in a secure data center where its easy to back it up and collaborate, maybe. Is it worth it for a company as small as 30 workstations/laptops?įrom a capex break even, never. Also doing a pilot to identify this is a good idea. Consultants and sizing software discussions are a good idea (Liquidware labs makes good stuff).
You might need 3 IOPS and 2GB of ram per user, you might need 30 and 8GB of ram and 2CPU's and GRiD offload cards. It is driven hugely by your applications and workflows. What all equipement and software do I need? How would I test it out and get some training on it? Deploy VMware View in a central location.
thick.Ģ) I would like a few of the users to be able to access thier image from where ever they are at in the world if possible. Be aware of the limitations of using Terra chip vs. I would like toġ) Replace half our desktops with thin or zero clients by the end of the year. I'm still don't have a firm understanding of what exactly I will need for what I want to accomplish and how much it will cost. Upgrade and manage your existing PCoIP Remote Workstation Cards or buy more from our OEM partners to harness the power of high-end towers, blade servers, or rack workstations and connect users anywhere to their graphics intensive applications, designs, and images.I've looked at several videos.
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