The components of UDS Enterprise (UDS server and UDS tunnel) can be configured in high availability (HA) so that in the event of any of these elements failing, it should be either by a failure of the hosting hypervisor or the Virtual Appliance itself, and a user or administrator does not lose access to the system.
Today, the only graphical tool that is reliable for configuring Samba is Yast, but this is exclusive to openSUSE and SUSE, so in other distributions one is forced to configure the server working directly with the configuration file, Which is much less friendly.
UDS Enterprise upgrade is a quick and easy process, but we should bear in mind some tasks that must be performed before updating and which ones are essential for the new version to work properly.
In the world of VDI, balance is also essential when it comes to user experience and security. Unfortunately for VDI administrators, there is no all-powerful chosen one who can swoop in and deliver the balance they need. One of the measures for securing your VDI is to allocate enough hardware resources to ensure virtual desktops perform at least as well as physical desktops do.
The latest version, UDS Enterprise 2.1, incorporates two very powerful and interesting remote connection protocols to provide you with more flexibility.
