Login VSI Blog

I’m excited to share with you that as of this week Login VSI has officially been recognized as an integration partner for Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) by Microsoft.

Public API, Enhanced support for Published applications, RDS Broker/Gateway and SQL Databases!

Last month we released a new version of Login PI 3 (3.6), bringing more features and functions to the product. The biggest additions are a RESTful Public Web API, improved support for Citrix Virtual Apps (Published Applications), a connector for a RDS Broker and Gateway and the ability to now connect the virtual appliance to a Microsoft SQL Server database.

Industry leading VDI performance improvement solution can now integrate with any enterprise dashboard.

Amsterdam, Netherlands & Boston, MA (October 3, 2019) – LoginVSI, the industry leader in application performance testing and monitoring for VDI environments announced today the general availability of Login PI version 3.6. This release includes support for an industry-standard open API.

How does the Login PI work with Netscaler?

Find out in our new Vlog series: "Questions From The Field…Answered"!

VMworld 2019

It’s that time of the year again, we’ve just wrapped up VMworld US and it was great meeting many folks on the expo floor, vendor booths, sessions and of course for a drink in the evening.

State of EUC Survey Results

At community site VDILIKEAPRO.com we recently surveyed almost 600 persons who work in the End User Computing (EUC) industry with a focus on VDI and SBC.

How does the virtual user handle disconnected sessions?

Find out in our new Vlog series: "Questions From The Field…Answered"!

Join us at VMworld 2019 - Booth #866

Are you attending VMworld in San Francisco next week? Great, we are too!

Updating to Windows 10 1903? Make Sure to Test!

It’s that time of the year again. Microsoft has released their spring update and the first IT-Pro’s are getting ready to move their VDI environment over.

The Ongoing Effects of Intel CPU Flaws

Over the last year, we’ve seen many Intel CPU hardware flaws come to light and when news first broke about Meltdown & Spectre there was a lot of panic: "should we patch?", "What’s the performance impact?", "Can we still rely on this hardware?"