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Thin is Virtualization – VMware Style
VMware virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) was born from the success of VMware’s server virtualization, and its proven benefits to IT. In VDI, the ESX Server contains not a series of virtual servers, but instead virtual desktops, each VM loaded or dynamically provisioned with a user’s OS and applications.
Enterprise Desktop Virtualization takes this one step further, getting rid of the PCs at the desktop, and putting ultra-small, completely secure thin clients in their place, linking them to their respective virtual desktops in the datacenter. With desktop environments consolidated within the data center, organizations can deliver secure, isolated desktops that are always on. Each thin client is centrally managed and accessible from anywhere on the network. This allows IT departments to:
- Reduce PC maintenance costs
- Increase security
- Deploy full PC desktops on centralized servers
- Set up workgroups and entire departments in minutes
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How Wyse Complements VMware VDI |
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Clients – All Wyse thin clients are compatible with VDI, and our thin clients were the first to support the VDI model.
Provisioning – Wyse’s provisioning technology, Wyse WSM, supports using Zero Clients with VDI. Wyse V00 and V00L zero clients are provisioned with the right OS and local capability to be the ideal VDI clients, also increasing reliability and security.
Management – Wyse Device Manager enables the IT team to centrally manage thin clients in a VDI environment, providing a solution that I agile, and works over all types of network connections (LAN, WAN, and wireless).
Enrichment – Wyse TCX software suite is designed to deliver the best user experience within the VDI environment.
- Wyse TCX Multimedia works with the RDP protocol (that connects the virtual machines on the server to the client), accelerating, and intelligently balancing workload to display rich multimedia on the client, often offloading the task from the server entirely. TCX Multimedia delivers rich PC quality multimedia to users of VDI, so good in fact, that VMware now includes it in ESX Server 3, version 3.02.
- Wyse TCX USB virtualization provides access to different USB peripherals within a VDI environment without requiring any local driver support on the clients.
- Wyse TCX Multi-display improves the experience of the end-user to work with multiple monitors and makes the VDI connection multi-monitor aware.
When you consider Wyse’s total hardware and software solutions, combined with your choice of server hardware, you get an unbeatable combination making a VDI-based deployment more economical, easier to manage, more reliable, and a richer experience for users. |
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NEW! VMware VDM 2.0 Support Working closely with VMware, Wyse has also included VMware VDM 2.0 connection brokering functionality in all of our Wyse Thin OS, Wyse Linux, Microsoft Windows CE* and Microsoft Windows XPe-based thin clients -- thus making it easier to deploy a VDI environment using Wyse thin clients. The hardware products supported include S10, S30*, S50, S90, V10L, V30L*, V50L, V90L, V30LE, V50LE, V90LE and X90/X90e.
Benefits of the Virtual Desktop on Enterprise Networks White Paper
Enterprise Desktop Virtualization is a breakthrough in thin computing which now promises to end the PC monopoly.
 Register to download the white paper
Wyse and VMware Press Release Wyse Announces Enterprise Desktop Virtualization Solution Optimized for VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)
Read Press Release
* Support coming in Q1-2008 |
Manage your devices the Wyse way |
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