vWorkspace - Version 7.1Boost WAN Performance (EOP Xtream) and Enhance Microsoft Remote Desktop Services to Simplify and Automate Administration
When planning for a desktop virtualization infrastructure, many organizations now prefer to use a blended approach that uses the appropriate virtualization technology for each class of user and delivers the lowest average cost per desktop.
Available now, the new Quest vWorkspace version 7.1 supports multiple centralized desktop platforms, including Microsoft Hyper-V-based virtual desktops, Remote Desktop Session hosts (formerly known as Terminal Servers) and physical/blade PCs. vWorkspace securely and efficiently delivers advanced management capabilities including connection brokering, desktop provisioning and user experience optimizations, and provides support for Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 with Hyper-V. Quest vWorkspace simplifies desktop virtualization by: - Accelerating application delivery to the desktop
- Reducing the cost of application delivery and desktop deployment by leveraging existing investments
- Providing workforce flexibility and administration agility by enabling a customized environment
- Improving security, compliance, DR and business continuity with centralization and strong authentication
- Delivering an improved end-user experience
What’s New in vWorkspace 7.1
Quest vWorkspace 7.1 offers EOP Xtream to boost WAN performance, and deep integration and enhancements for Microsoft Remote Desktop Services (RDS)
Key features of vWorkspace version 7.1:
EOP Xtream
With the patent-pending EOP Xtream, vWorkspace delivers faster screen updates and smoother interaction across WAN and Internet/VPN connections by dramatically reducing the effects of network latency. These improvements drive user acceptance and will accelerate adoption of desktop virtualization in enterprises and Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) from the cloud.
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Watch the demo » | Ease Deployment and Use of Microsoft’s RDS
vWorkspace eases setup and accelerates use of the services provided in the Windows Server 2008 R2 operating system, including the Remote Desktop Connection Broker (RDCB). vWorkspace uses the integration with RDCB to publish applications and desktops from different host platforms, including Hyper-V and Remote Desktop Session Host, through RemoteApp and Remote Desktop Web Access services.
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Watch the demo » | Rapid Virtual Desktop Provisioning with Hyper-V
vWorkspace automates and accelerates virtual desktop creation through rapid cloning of virtual hard disks using Hyper-V differencing disks in conjunction with System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM). Advanced load balancing of user connections between Hyper-V hosts delivers an improved user experience and optimizes server utilization.
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See for yourself how the latest version of vWorkspace enables virtualization to make your desktop infrastructure simpler, faster and less expensive. Register for the trial copyUsing vWorkspace, administrators can now manage and provision the desktop infrastructure from a central data center, which significantly reduces site travel requirements and classroom support costs. Read the case studyEnterprise Strategy Group's senior analyst Mark Bowker explains that VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) has been the industry buzz word and may be the right fit for certain scenarios, but successful desktop virtualization implementations view VDI as one of many deployment models. Download the white paper
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