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Operating System Support | Red Hat Enterprise Linux |
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Clustering | Yes |
Live Migration | Yes |
High Availability | Yes |
API Support | REST API |
Developer | Red Hat |
License | Subscription-based |
Hypervisor | KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) |
Storage Support | NFS, iSCSI, Fibre Channel, GlusterFS |
Networking Features | VLAN tagging, bonding |
Supported Guest Operating Systems | Windows |
Safeguard enterprise data by moving desktop environments to the datacenter.
Centrally create, monitor, and manage desktop environments, reducing on-site support needs.
Defer desktop replacements and ensure continuity by easily backing up entire desktop environments.
Ensures secure data transmission and maximizes virtual desktops per hypervisor, lowering costs.
Create new desktop environments in minutes for quick deployment.
Provision virtual desktops from master images, saving up to 90% storage capacity.
Create groups of virtual desktops for on-demand access, simplifying provisioning.
Easily search for virtual desktops by application or version for timely updates.
Move virtual desktops between hosts without user interruption for maintenance.
Automatically balance virtual desktops across hosts for optimal performance.
Capture virtual desktop states for rapid restoration in case of hardware failure.
Store virtual desktop images and data using iSCSI or Fibre Channel shared storage.
Users experience native color (32 bit) high-resolution displays up to 1920 x 1080.
Users can view high-quality streaming video on their virtual desktops.
Users can connect up to four monitors to a single virtual desktop.
Users can make VoIP and video-conference calls from their virtual desktops.
Users can connect any USB 1.0 or 2.0 device to their virtual desktops.