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balancer between the user and the grid of servers. This feature works with any
user device.
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Multiple virtual CPU
o Some applications either require or perform much better with multiple CPUs.
This release allows a virtual desktop to be specified to run on multiple virtual
CPUs. Use this option with care as it does require more physical CPU resources
and can impact the number of desktops that can run on a server.
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Separate user and computer domains
o VDI-in-a-Box enables the flexibility to place users and desktops in different
Windows domains. This is useful when security regulations require a more
stringent relationship between users and their desktops.
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Remote Desktop Gateway
o Remote access to VDI-in-a-Box desktops is available through the Remote
Desktop Gateway. It should be in the same domain as the virtual desktops to
which it provides remote access. The VDI Manager must be configured with
the Remote Desktop Gateway‖s IP address.
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Network Time Protocol
o VDI-in-a-Box allows the use of a Network Time Protocol server as the master
clock with which all the VDI Managers in the grid synchronize. This ensures
that cross-server logs are consistent with respect to time.
Click HERE to learn more about Citrix VDI-in-a-Box.
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