VDI or Virtual Desktop Infrastructure is emerging as the go-to technology for organizations that aspire to be more agile and to address new realities of the remote and mobile workforce. Besides cutting down the total cost of ownership (TCO), VDI can optimize...
A hypervisor is a software layer that creates and runs isolated virtual machines over hardware. Bare metal is a physical server whose hardware resources are dedicated entirely to a sole tenant.
Bare metal hypervisors are used extensively for...
RemoteFX USB redirection complements the native Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) device redirection features in order to provide users with a complete experience when managing different types of devices in a remote session.
Key Features of RemoteFX
The...
Microsegmentation is a technique that allows applications to run in their own secure zones behind your virtualized network environment. With a software-only approach to security, microsegmentation does away...
The COVID-19 outbreak forced European Union (EU) citizens into home confinement. As life must go on, many of them had undertaken the shift to remote working; taking advantage of the Internet to work while staying at home. Nearly...
VMware Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) is considered by many as the next phase in the evolution of cloud computing and virtualization technologies. By enabling a fully automated, zero-downtime virtual desktop...
Networks have grown increasingly complex in the wake of rapid technological advances. Due to this growing complexity, lengthy downtimes may result from network devices breaking down, financially impacting company operations, and potentially overloading...
The log on as a service user right allows accounts to start or run services on a Windows machine. By default, and due to security reasons, services can only be configured to run under the Local...
