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Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Premium Suite
Virtual desktop infrastructure
Producator: Microsoft | Platforma: Windows | Virtualizare
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is an alternative desktop delivery model that allows users to access desktops running in the datacenter. Unlike Terminal Services, in VDI each user gets access to a personal desktop from any authorized device, thereby improving desktop flexibility.
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| Part number | Denumire licenta | Platforma | Licenta | RON cu TVA | Cantitate | Cos |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New - Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Premium Suite | ||||||
| H7D-00008 | Vitrual Desktop Infrastructure Premium Suite, All Languages, Subtitles, Volume Licence, Open Licence Volume, No Level, 1 Monts, Application, per Device |
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1 PC | 7,88 RON | ||
| UZD-00012 | Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Premium Suite, Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack, All Languages, SubtitlesVolume Licence, Open Licence Volume, No Level, 1 |
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1 PC | 9,02 RON | ||
| UZD-00002 | Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Premium Suite, Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack, All Languages, SubtitlesVolume Licence, Open Licence Volume, No Level, 1 |
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1 PC | 9,51 RON | ||
| Upgrade - Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Premium Suite | ||||||
| H7D-00007 | Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Premium Suite, Subtitles, Volume Licence, Open Licence Volume, 1 Monts Application, per Device, Level C |
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1 PC | 7,59 RON | ||
Prezentare Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Premium Suite
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is an alternative desktop delivery model that allows users to access desktops running in the datacenter. Unlike Terminal Services, in VDI each user gets access to a personal desktop from any authorized device, thereby improving desktop flexibility. IT departments can take advantage of all the benefits of centralization, including centralized management of desktop workloads and improved business continuity.
Although VDI does have some tangible benefits for specific users, we encourage customers to separate facts from hype, in order to make a sound decision on the most cost-effective way to optimize their desktops.
• VDI does not reduce desktop costs because it can represent a significant up-front investment in infrastructure, including hardware, software, storage, and network. And, unless steps are taken to improve basic desktop management and deployment processes, just choosing VDI for desktop deployment will not reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) either. Customers looking to reduce costs should deploy Application Virtualization and Windows Vista folder redirection and roaming profiles, which are proven to reduce costs across a large majority of your users, and deploy VDI only where desktop flexibility is more important than cost savings.
• VDI requires constant connectivity to the network and cannot be used for mobile workers. Additionally, current VDI technology does not provide an optimum user experience for remote users, especially for multimedia intensive applications. However, VDI should benefit nonmobile users in large enterprises that have sophisticated IT departments, such as contractors, offsite workers, telecommuters, and specific remote office scenarios. See the guide for specific office scenarios that require desktop location independence.
• Although VDI can be a complex and costly investment, the Microsoft VDI solution provides a comprehensive technology platform at a very competitive price. Microsoft VDI technology provides users with a rich remote experience, while providing IT with integrated management capability. Find out how to license your virtual Windows environment.
Microsoft VDI technology includes the following features:
• A scalable, stable, and high-performance hypervisor that hosts the virtual desktops. Windows Server 2008 with Hyper-V is a next-generation hypervisor that includes features such as quick migration, high availability, and live backups.
• An integrated management suite that allows IT to manage physical, virtual, and session-based desktops from a single console. Microsoft management capability also allows for managing non-Microsoft infrastructure components. System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 is part of System Center, which is an industry-leading IT management suite.
• Application virtualization technology enables dynamic delivery of applications to the user’s virtual desktop, instead of installation of applications as part of the virtual desktop image. This ability helps reduce the memory footprint of the virtual desktops, and also improves application management. Depending on whether the application is executed locally or remotely, customers can deploy either Microsoft Application Virtualization 4.5 or Microsoft Terminal Services RemoteApp.
• A desktop delivery mechanism manages the connections between a user’s device and the remote desktops that are running on the server. It also helps dynamically provision remote desktops by combining a pristine golden desktop image with a user’s profile and personal settings at runtime, and delivering a personalized desktop to the end user. Citrix XenDesktop delivers a rich remote desktop experience and adds value to Microsoft VDI technology. Windows Server 2008 R2 now has a native VDI connection broker as part of the new Remote Desktop Services platform, thereby offering the customer the ability to serve up both shared and personalized desktops.
• In order to provide an effective licensing mechanism that enables customers to license remote copies of Windows, Microsoft has created Windows Virtual Enterprise Centralized Desktop. This subscription-based license allows organizations to install unlimited copies of Windows Vista (or a downgraded operating system) within the data center.
The Microsoft VDI Premium Suite includes all the features of the Microsoft VDI Standard Suite, and also includes:
• Complete Remote Desktop Services capability, including the option to deploy session based desktops in addition to VDI desktops.
• Microsoft Application Virtualization for Remote Desktop Services