Thin clients are one useful option for VDI access. Some of these devices don’t require antimalware software, as they are secure enough by their own.
But some others require extra protection in order to assure data and users security. One example are repurposed PCs as thin clients, since although they are not usually configured to run software locally, they are tecnically vulnerable to different types of malware.
Cloning a virtual machine (VM) and creating a VM template are similar processes, since both make it easier to build and deploy VMs, but they serve different purposes in a virtual desktops infrastructure.
A VM clone is a VM copy performed at a specific time, an exact copy of the latest saved version, with the same configuration settings and identifiers. This may cause interoperability issues. Each clone can be modified as needed while the original VM keeps the same, so new changes or new copies can be made.
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The Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) is one of many universities that have relied for years on UDS Enterprise to deploy and manage their virtual desktops.
“UDS Enterprise is the perfect VDI solution for us”, explained Julio Álvarez, Support Systems Manager of UAM, who highlighted “easy setup, optimal user experience, flexibility and appealing design” as some of the software strengths.
UDS Enterprise, the multiplatform connection broker to manage and deploy virtual and physical desktops, applications and other Windows & Linux services is the best On Premise VDI tech and pricing proposal. This has been decided by a committee comprised of IT experts and CIOs from more than 20 Spanish universities.
The experts highlighted VirtualCable & UDS Enterprise team’s expertise in educational environments, since this solution is already deployed in the main Spanish universities and it “allows the use of existing servers, seizing the service and implementing desktop virtualization with very few initial costs”.
