The document discusses different desktop and application virtualization technologies from Microsoft, Citrix, and VMware. It compares their remote application delivery methods like RDP for Microsoft, ICA for Citrix, and RDP for VMware. It also summarizes key features of products like Remote Desktop Connection, RemoteApp, and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).

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2. Microsoft , Vmware ,Sun , Citrix – 
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3. Local Execution Central Execution
Remote
Application(SBC)
Applications are Applications are
executed on client executed on the
device server
Offline execution Must be online to
possible due to access applications
application caching

4. “
Applications
Operating System
®
(e.g.
corporate and
personal)
Hardware

5. From the Datacenter to the Desktop
Profile
Mobility
Document Redirection
Offline files Server
Virtualization
Presentation
Virtualization
Management
Desktop
Virtualization
Application
Virtualization
MEDV

6. Remote App
R2
VECD Connection Broker Options
for
XenDesktop
OR
R2
R2
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7.  Live Migration
 Cluster Shared Volumes
 Power Management – Core
Parking
 Boot from VHD
 Quick Storage Migration
 Maintenance Mode
 New Processor Support
› Improved Performance
› 64 Logical Processors 4x
over v1
 Enhanced scalability
› Greater VM Density – 384
VMs
 Networking Enhancements
› Improve Performance
› 10 Gb/E Ready

8. RD Web Access RD Session Host
RD Client
RD Connection
RD Gateway Broker RD Virtualization Host
Active
Directory® Licensing Server

9. Personal Virtual Desktops
One OS image per user
Administrator access, desktop
customizable
User state typically part of the image
Personal Virtual Desktops
Personal Virtual Desktops
Shared OS images, identically
configured
No administrator access
User state temporary )discarded at
session end)
Pooled Virtual Desktops

10. • Choice of
RDV - VM-per-user RDS RDV
and/or Session-based RDS
Pooled Personal VMs
Desktop
Session-based Desktop
VMs
RDS - Session per-user
• Integrated Admin and User
experience for managing both
Sessions
choices Sessions with Server OS VMs
with Server OS
(Session-per-user) Client OS
with
(Session-per-user) (VM-per-user)
• Common infrastructure
RDRD
• Enhancements in RDP Connection
Connection
Broker
Broker
• Enhancements in RDS

11. Windows
Application
CD
Linearization
Windows Virtualized
Application Application
Installer
Optimization &
Compression
The admin has the option
Unpackaging
to stream the virtual
The Sequencer produces the application or create an
virtual application package MSI wrapper for
Rapidly packages containing the application Standalone Mode delivery
applications through active and its dependencies.
watch technology including
execution dependencies.
Application Sequencing and packaging

14. App-V
Management
Server
RD Session Host
RD Virtualization Host
RD Client

15. App-V
Standalone , Full
DC - VDI - Wan
Share - -
Streamer - Wan
-
CORE -
Driver
-
- VDI
Thin Client App-v

16. Applications installed
in the VM, appear on
the desktop
as if they were
running natively.

17. Med-V
- Vmware Workspace
Ace Seamless -
Unity "Workspace"
Virtual PC 2007
Application Compatibility
-
Smart Card Logon-
USB Support-
Kidaro ToGO Offline -

18. • Re-factored TS core • TS Remote App™
• Expanded WMI interfaces • TS Gateway
• Improved management
• TS Web Access
• X64 scalability
• Extensibility • TS Easy Print
• TS Session Broker
Platform Features

19. Applications launched from •
Requires:RemoteApp manager
Web Define XP files or MSI •
Vista Page, RDP SP3 RDC
SP1 or program settings
Make programs available via •
shortucts
client (mstsc.exe)
TS they are •
Programs look likeWeb Access
running locally or RDP files•
Create MSI
Requires:
Remote Desktop
Connection
client
Terminal Server

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Operations Manager ›
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Power Shell ›

21. › SCVMM serves the needs of the day to day administrator
› VMM can manage multiple VirtualCenters
Operations OK OK
(Limited)
Power State (Start, Stop, Yes Yes
Pause)
VM Configuration Yes Yes
(Properties, Remove)
VMotion Yes Yes
Checkpoint (New, Yes Yes
Manage)
Migrate (intra VC, to Yes
Library)
Clone (intra VC, intra host) Yes
Saved State (Save, Discard) Yes
Convert (V2V) Yes
New VM (from VMM Yes
template, new virtual disk)

22. Configuration End to End Server Data Protection
Management Monitoring Compliance and Recovery
Automated Proactive Configuration Business Continuity
Provisioning Platform Controls and Thru Virtualization
and Updating Monitoring Reporting Mgmt
of Physical Application & Centralized Backup
and Virtual Service Level Security Auditing and Recovery of
Environments Monitoring Physical and
Comprehensive
Server Interoperable Security & Identity Virtual Resources
Consolidation and Extensible and Access Mgmt Disaster Recovery
Through Platform
Virtualization

23. Windows XP sp2
RDC 7 - XP SP3 … Hyper-V
RDC -
RD Connection Broker (formerly called Session Session Broker -
Broker) now supports XP SP3, Vista SP1 and Win7
end points (VM’s) in WS08 R2 RC.
RDP version 5.2, 6.0, 6.1 and 7.0 are supported HA -
Easy print - Client
- – RDC 5.0
ReImage
Images - VDI -
- VDI -
Provisioning

24. MS Citrix VMWARE
RDP ICA RDP
RDC 7.0 -
Remote App Remote App Remote APP
DC
DC - DC - DC -
MDOP - App-V Application Streaming Thin App Application
Offline Virtualization
MDOP - Med-V VMware ACE Desktop Virtualization
- Offline
Seamless App - "Unity“
workspace

25. Desktop TS 

Low High None
Bandwidth• Terminal Services Desktop and/or Desktop
Terminal Services
Data security• Centralized Decentralized
Terminal Services Desktops
Device• Thin Rich Notebook (disconnected)
Terminal Services Desktop and / or Desktop
Terminal Services
Application type• Data Intensive Standard Graphical /Processor
Intensive
Terminal Services Desktop and / or Desktop
Terminal Services

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