VMware has merged its two marketplaces into a single platform called VMware Marketplace. Until now, the solutions supported and verified by this manufacturer could be published, depending on their characteristics, in the VMware Solution Exchange or/and in the VMware Cloud Marketplace.
Thanks to its versatility, UDS Enterprise was present in both catalogs. Now, the connection broker for Windows and Linux desktop and application virtualization is included in the new VMware ecosystem.
The VDI and vApp connection broker UDS Enterprise is fully compatible with the new version of the VMware cloud management platform. This compatibility offers IT administrators the possibility to manage and deploy Windows and Linux virtual desktops and applications on VMware Cloud Director 10.1, thus enjoying the latest advances introduced in this solution.
Last week VMware announced the general availability of the new version of its hypervisor. Just four days after its launch, the UDS Enterprise team confirms that the connection broker for desktop and application virtualization supports vSphere 7.0.
After making the necessary adjustments to the software, the experts behind this VDI broker have carried out rigorous compatibility tests in their laboratories to verify the perfect interoperability of a virtual desktops solution with UDS Enterprise and VMware vSphere 7.0.
A few weeks ago we announced that UDS Enterprise, our connection broker for desktop and application virtualization already has the VMware Partner Ready for vSphere validation, which certifies the optimal interoperability of a joint VDI and vApp solution. To this distinction are now added the Cloud Solutions and Data Center Badges.
VirtualCable, the company that develops and supports UDS Enterprise VDI & vApp connection broker, today announced that its UDS Enterprise has attained VMware Partner Ready for vSphere validation.
By validating UDS Enterprise 2.2.1 with VMware vSphere 6.7, and attaining the VMware Partner Ready logo, VirtualCable has tested and verified its interoperability with VMware vSphere and can fully manage customer support requests for UDS Enterprise with VMware vSphere.
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