Michel Roth, a Terminal Server MVP, has written an article about new VDI features in Windows Server 2008 R2.
Have to say, there’s a lot to it (meaning complexity -wise) but Michel’s article nicely overviews all the necessary bits and pieces (RD Connection Broker, RD Session Host, RD Web Access and RD Virtualization Host) you need to be familiar with.
So, if Microsoft’s take on VDI is of interest, check the article out!
This is new becoming for the virtualisointi.fi, in more than one way.
In the first ever version, the site was available in more than one language. Then, after a while, when switching to dasBlog -engine, this capability was lost (for good reason) and now with Wordpress I decided to resurrect it again. So here we go, hopefully there’s going to be posts in both or one of the languages depending on the topic..
Oh, and speaking of virtualization which is kind of topic for this whole site: my new Wordpress engine is happily running on top of Linux VM running inside the Microsoft Hyper-V. Yes, it’s a second-class citizen in Hyper-V, but it’s working great thanks to kindly folks at microsoft.beta.windowsserver.hyper-v.linux -newsgroup providing pre-built CentOS VHDs.. If you’re interested in it, I belive that the Linux Integration Components -connection is available for all to join at Microsoft’s Connect -website.
-Kalle