when, why and how to move to a virtual desktop, architecture (vda)

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Desktop virtualization differs from server virtualization in several ways. They provide an interactive workload and high responsiveness for an end user. They also make it possible to increase management system scalability by two orders of magnitude. They are less sophisticated than server virtualization and they use Microsoft Active Directory for system integration. When you are purchasing desktop virtualization products be sure to look for ones that do peripherals virtualization, that have high density, and that are scalable and open.

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When, Why and How to Move

to a Virtual Desktop

Architecture (VDA)

Desktop Vs Server

Virtualization - DifferencesServer Virtualization Desktop Virtualization

Operating System

Behavior

• Typically batch oriented

applications

• Interactive workloads, human

user - Responsiveness critical

Management System

Scalability

• 100 virtual servers may be

mid-large deployment

• 5K desktops, images, clients,

users ~ 2x order of magnitude

IT Manager users• Deal with virtual server end-

users – more sophisticated

• Deal with end-users - less

sophisticated

System Integration • Integrates with server

management systems

• Microsoft® Active Directory™,

enterprise build process etc.

What to look for in virtual

desktop products

Parameters Desired Attributes

User-experience

• Peripherals virtualization

• Streaming video, VoIP, video-conferencing,

multiple monitors etc.

Cost-performance

• High density of virtual desktops

• Completely different storage requirements

• Scaleable open system

Manageability

• Scalability of management system

• High level of integration

• Interface to the right systems

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