"I can not imagine an IT professional on the planet who would not choose to manage a VM image management 1000 native images. "
this was the answer to Brian Madden in his live podcast this week discussing how local mode XenDesktop can be used to centrally manage and secure desktops and laptops Windows. He and Gabe Knuth shared this and other strong opinions about "Windows as a service" and how client virtualization improves Citrix FlexCast model.
What is the local mode XenDesktop and why Brian and Gabe excited about it?
Local fashion XenDesktop and XenClient is these two industry experts virtualization clearly see how mature and transparent technology has become, how essential it is for laptop users, and how it is a solution desktop management for VDI and not VDI environments.
local modeXenDesktop is hypervisor or allow some users to run occasionally offline. Citrix multi-hypervisor strategy and centralized image management to better manage any peripheral endpoint whether on or off the network or in remote locations with limited connectivity.
"I like the idea of sending an image to desktop computers, laptops or Mac. If the company owns the device, make a type 1 [XenClient] and if the user provides their own equipment, do type 2 [DesktopPlayer]. It is in the same direction across the board and the companies do not need to waste cycles to think of which is or what the device is, "said Madden.
mode local XenDesktop provides centralized management and security without compromising the experience of the end user Gabe commented. "the key is to ensure that end users do not know they are running for a client hypervisor. Get transparent to the end users have no idea there's something between power and having Windows show is perfect now. "
Only Citrix enables businesses to operate local and hosted desktops virtual with a solution Brian said... "I always liked that Citrix [desktop virtualization] is more than VDI FlexCast is that any result that covers all the different use cases" Gabe added: "It's cool to see [XenClient] find his house. It is not an either / or decision. XenClient is part of XenDesktop Enterprise or above and it really comes together well. "
What is also nice is that you can access the complete podcast hear Brian and Gabe talk to local mode XenDesktop. After listening you can come away echo what Brian said, "I like to run things locally."
Pete Downing, director of the main product, and Dan Cote, senior product marketing manager, were invited on this BrianMadden. com podcast. Both are part of the Citrix client virtualization group.
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