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UDS Enterprise doesn’t need Java installed
UDS Enterprise incorporates on-screen keyboard
Flexibility, autonomy and economy for VDI platforms
UDS Enterprise 1.7 fully supports XenServer
UDS Enterprise at CRUE-TIC & RedIRIS Desktop Virtualization Conference
New UDS Enterprise Actor
Unifying IP services with UDS Enterprise
Remote PCs: New functionalities of UDS Enterprise with OpenGnsys
UDS Enterprise in The Linux Foundation’s Guide to the Open Cloud
Recent posts
UDS Enterprise WAN traffic map
UDS Enterprise is a multi-platform connection broker that can be used to access virtual machines and applications from LAN (Local Area Network) or WAN (Wide Area Network).
When a platform is exposed to the Internet and must be accessed from outside the corporate network, you must have a set of configurations on access ports and authorize outbound and incoming flows.
UDS Enterprise in graphic station environments
Among the different user station profiles integrated into a corporate ecosystem, workstation environments, usually used by engineers and graphic designers, we may use the following features to distinguish between them:
How to virtualize desktops using UDS broker?
This publication is a video tutorial, explained by JMG Virtual Consulting, on how to virtualize desktops with the broker UDS Enterprise VDI, developed by Virtual Cable S.L.U, in order to reduce costs.
How to tune UDS Enterprise display
UDS Enterprise allows customization in order to provide the tool with the corporate appearance requested by each client. You will be able to modify both the general appearance of the different administration pages and the web access dashboard.
Next release: UDS Enterprise 2.1
We received the nice spring time with interesting news: we are finalizing the details of UDS Enterprise 2.1. The beta version will be available starting Monday, March 3rd, and the final version will be released during the next weeks.
Configure UDS Enterprise in High Availability
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.
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