Virtualizationhttp://mattlesak.com/virtualization/en-US2012-02-24T15:42:59ZSquarespace Site Server v5.11.81 (http://www.squarespace.com/)It's all about Project Octopus...http://mattlesak.com/virtualization/2011/9/6/its-all-about-project-octopus.htmlMatt Lesak2011-09-06T21:00:27ZEnd User Computing Project Octopus VMware VMware VMworldIt's all about AppBlast...http://mattlesak.com/virtualization/2011/9/2/its-all-about-appblast.htmlMatt Lesak2011-09-02T15:01:10ZAppBlast End User Computing VDI VMware VMware VMworld ViewvSphere for Desktops - Knowledge is power!http://mattlesak.com/virtualization/2011/7/14/vsphere-for-desktops-knowledge-is-power.htmlMatt Lesak2011-07-14T16:18:19ZTake a look at the following post from the VMware End User Computing (EUC) website. It explains everything you need to know in regards to vSphere 5, licensing, and VDI.
]]>iPad Client & VMware View 4.6 Security Server - Notes from the Fieldhttp://mattlesak.com/virtualization/2011/3/9/ipad-client-vmware-view-46-security-server-notes-from-the-fi.htmlMatt Lesak2011-03-09T13:49:32ZPCoIP Security Security Server Teradici VDI VMware VMware ViewShould I have dedicated vSphere infrastructure (including vCenter) for my View environment?http://mattlesak.com/virtualization/2011/3/5/should-i-have-dedicated-vsphere-infrastructure-including-vce.htmlMatt Lesak2011-03-05T18:01:47ZVDI VMware VMware View View vCenter vSphere Yes! IMO
Here's a few reasons why...
Boot storms - Imagine powering on 50 desktops @ 8AM and having that workload impacting server workloads on the same host and/or vCenter activity. Yes, you can configure several features of vSphere to mitigate the risk, but I'm a firm believer of keeping things simple. Mitigating risk for other infrastructure components should also factor into...]]>Setting a Single Sign On Timeout Value for VMware View Usershttp://mattlesak.com/virtualization/2011/3/4/setting-a-single-sign-on-timeout-value-for-vmware-view-users.htmlMatt Lesak2011-03-05T04:32:58ZSSO Single Sign On VDI VMware VMware View