I recently posted a blog focusing on the resource requirements for hosted VM-based virtual desktops. These are realistic numbers and should make you wonder if the hosted VM-based virtual desktop is the most appropriate solution for all four user categories. What I found interesting was I had another blog identified as a follow-up talking about [...]
Posts Tagged ‘FlexCast’
Light Users: Hosted VM-based or Hosted Shared Desktops
Posted: November 22, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: application virtualization, design considerations, desktop virtualization, FlexCast, virtual desktops, windows 7, xendesktop
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The Virtual School Is In Session, Please Take your Seats
Posted: June 1, 2010 in ABC School DistrictTags: bandwidth, design considerations, desktop virtualization, FlexCast, hyper-v, profiles, Reference design, storage, TechTalk, vdi, xendesktop
Once upon a time, there was a little school (70,000 users) with a little problem (desktops over 5 years old) with a little idea. The school was trying to find a way to make the tax money go further. The newest desktops were 5 years old with many more approaching 10 years. Depending on the [...]
I Choo, Choo Choose You
Posted: May 18, 2010 in ABC School District, Reference DesignTags: design considerations, FlexCast, Reference design, vdi
From the words of Ralph Wiggum, I Choo, Choo, Choose You [to be my FlexCast model]. Choosing the correct FlexCast model always leaves people wondering if they made the right decision. The answer to this question requires us to look closer into the user requirements. For example, the ABC School District Reference Design was recently [...]
