The Register® hosted a webinar about VDI in the real world on June 11. You can listen to the recording of discussions with some of the best VDI minds on the planet, including Login VSI’s own Adam Carter.
It has been six months since we released Login AM 2014. Today we are proud to announce the availability of Login AM 2014R2. The R2 release broadens support for desktop virtualization platforms and added improvements and features based on customer feedback allowing you to build and maintain windows infrastructures even faster and with an even higher quality.
Login VSI will be at Citrix Synergy in Anaheim next week. Maybe you are planning to go there too? We will have a booth at the tradeshow, and would like to meet you in person. Our theme for this year is 'predict and validate performance' and this could be a nice topic to discuss.
Hello, my name is Mike! Are you getting tired of keeping your images up to date? When we finished the design of our current infrastructure we were convinced we would only need one, maybe two, operating system images. But after a while I was maintaining several images. I had users with specific operating system requirements, others that needed a very specific version of internet explorer and there were even users that required additional hardening.
Hello, my name is Mike. My colleagues used to come up to me and ask: can you quickly provide us with some servers for our new project? My colleagues were often disappointed because it just took too long. I wanted to help them, but they just didn’t realize how much time went into installing and configuring the required software. I was looking for a way to quickly build servers according to our company’s standard but without having to start from scratch. Login AM showed me the way.
Earlier this year we announced the general availability of Login AM 2014. In this blog I would like to share two features of Login AM 2014 with you that you might not be aware of, but can be very useful: tracking data reset dialog and automatic application publication.
By integrating XPerf in a Login VSI workload, you can get valuable information to troubleshoot a problem in your environment. In a previous blog post I described how to integrate Process Monitor in a Login VSI workload. This can also be done with other tools like XPerf. In this blog post I will explain how to integrate XPerf in a Login VSI workload to troubleshoot an issue.
Today we are pleased to announce the immediate availability of Login AM 2014. This new version promises to be a true next step in IT management. The product offers innovative and highly advanced automation of the deployment and maintenance of new and existing IT environments. Login AM has proven to offer significant reduction in effort, workload and cost in IT management, while increasing quality.
Meet Mike. Mike is a happy system administrator, but life hasn’t always been easy. He used to spend most of his work days solving user issues. Every update and application had to be manually installed. There were lots of different settings and well… the documentation wasn’t exactly up-to-date either.
Login VSI supports application virtualization, but how do you integrate App-V within a workload? Depending on which applications are virtualized it is possible to run the medium workload without any modifications. When every application is virtualized some modifications are required. Because Login VSI v4 has a simple workload language, App-V can be easily integrated. In this blog post I will explain the App-V 4.x & 5.x integration with Login VSI 4.0.
