In the last article published on our blog we announced the incorporation of support for Wake on LAN technology (WoL) to turn on physical devices remotely with UDS Enterprise. This post will indicate the main possibilities offered by this new feature thanks to its combination with other intrinsic functionalities of the connection broker for desktop, application virtualization, and remote access to computers.
UDS Enterprise is already capable of starting physical devices remotely automatically, regardless their operating system. The popular connection broker integrates a new development that allows sending Wake on LAN (WoL) to the computers. When a user requests access to a machine, the system sends the order. It executes the appropriate processes to start it without human intervention or the need for third-party software.
The educational environment takes on a special role in the Top 3 of the most read articles on our blog last April. The first two publications are related to this sector. And it is not surprising since the support has been mutual since the launch of the first version of this software for desktop, application virtualization, and remote access. The educational organizations have always supported the optimal performance and the advantages of implementing UDS Enterprise. The broker team, for its part, has made an effort to meet all their needs.
Two initiatives with UDS Enterprise are finalists of the ASLAN Awards for Digital Transformation in Public Administrations. To the University of Cantabria’s UNICAN Labs project adds that of Los Arcos del Mar Menor General University Hospital. The latter is up for the award in the IT infrastructure virtualization category.
A new malware targeting Linux operating systems takes control of the computers it manages to infect through a backdoor. Security firm 360 Netlab has identified this Trojan, known as RotaJariko .
