Axel Posted March 5, 2012 Posted March 5, 2012 It sounds like a "traditional" Windows terminal server will provide all you are looking for. This solution has been around for many years - is without question the most used solution in schools (due to its simplicity and lower cost). It's not as sexy as "VDI" - but much easier in every sense to build/manage. Possibly you may (very unlikely) find some applications that don't run on terminal services and may need to expand the above to manage a VDI environment (RemoteApp). Just install W2008r2 on a one physical/virtual machine, source thin clients from any of a number of manufacturers - that's it... There are countless companies selling terminal server "add-ons" (Citrix, Ericom, 2x, Kavisa, etc etc) - some better than others - but try the generic Microsoft solution first before spending more money/time. What the generic Microsoft offering will give you is the ability to log onto the server from as many terminals/PCs as the server can handle and each one will get their own unique desktop. It doesn't need to be any more complex than this....
jamesfed Posted March 5, 2012 Posted March 5, 2012 There are countless companies selling terminal server "add-ons" (Citrix, Ericom, 2x, Kavisa, etc etc) Kaviza is long gone its all about VDI-in-a-box now.
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