Re: RDi and VMWare Horizon virtual desktops

Thanks Scott!

Good to hear. But I guess it brings up another question, what's the
recommended memory & CPU for RDi now-a-days?

What do you find use-able on your VDI?

I'm running a physical machine with 16GB RAM, SSD and Intel Corei7-6820HQ
CPU @ 2.70GHz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s)
Seems to do ok...though the outline often takes a long time to finish
building :/

Charles



On Fri, Oct 9, 2020 at 5:39 AM Scott Johnson <Scott.Johnson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

RDi via VMWare Horizon works quite well. Virtual Desktops are just
glorified PCs. Just need to make sure that they have the needed horsepower
to run RDi. Most business will scale them for Windows Apps and not Java
Apps (which like memory and threads).

On a related note. There are two VMWare 'clients': Desktop (installed
locally) and Web/HTML (no install). The Web client takes over some keys.
So, does not work well with Client Access versions. We tell people to use
the Desktop client to get around this issue.

Thanks,
Scott Johnson

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Subject: [WDSCI-L] RDi and VMWare Horizon virtual desktops

All,

Anybody using RDi on a VMWare Horizon virtual desktops?

If so any issues?

Or is anybody aware of issues with similar remote desktop solutions?

Charles
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