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Planning and deploying a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure on HP hardware: Creating a 150 user VDI proof-of-concept implementation

sponsored by HP, Vmware and AMD

Posted:	15 Sep 2009
Published:	01 Feb 2008
Format:	PDF
Length:	86 Page(s)
Type:	White Paper
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

HP Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) seeks to replace end-user desktops with HP Thin Clients connected to virtual desktops running on HP ProLiant servers in the datacenter. This document describes the processes involved in implementing a VDI proof-of-concept (POC) and attempts to fill in gaps with existing documents. Planning, design, architecture, and troubleshooting as well as environmental considerations are discussed.

p> This document is intended for IT decision makers, planners, architects, service professionals and installers that are evaluating VDI. A moderate level of technical expertise and familiarity with VMware, Microsoft Windows Server and Desktop Operating Systems as well as HP ProLiant and StorageWorks hardware is considered essential.

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