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Archive for 25. November 2008
VDIworks Beats VMware to the punch with Mobile VDI
25. November 2008 by Tony.
With VDIworks2Go, we’ll be able to support seamless virtual machines check-in and check-out. In effect, VDIworks2Go installed, VDP’s connection brokering interface will let you inform the system that you are about to disconnect from the network and hence need a checked out copy of your VM. The VM gets streamed over to you and executes locally using a virtual machine player. When you reconnect to the network, you can check the VM back in so that it can execute on a fast server, without taking up your local resources. Read more
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