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.
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.
The University of Cantabria’s project that provides remote access to campus computers thanks to UDS Enterprise technology has reached the final of XIII ASLAN Awards for Digital Transformation in Public Administrations .
In the article we published earlier this week on the configuration possibilities for remote access to physical and virtual devices with UDS Enterprise , we advanced a new functionality introduced in the latest version of the software: The control of user sessions.
This option allows you to program the system so that when a user logs off, the computer he has been using remotely is automatically released. In this way, it will become immediately available so that another person can access it through his device.
One of the many capabilities of UDS Enterprise is to provide a remote working or distance learning system fully adapted to the needs of each organization. It is possible to enable connection to Windows and Linux virtual desktops and applications, and also remote access to devices, either virtual or physical. In this post, we are going to focus on this last option, explaining its configuration possibilities.
