The IT administrator at the server side creates multiple virtual machines and assigns them to terminal users through the running of vPoint software. By connecting Ethernet, monitor, keyboard, mouse and other optional audio and USB peripherals to a Diana zero client, users can remotely run virtual machines that are centrally managed in the server center. Since the virtual machines are independent and isolated to each other, users will have the exact experience as they are running on a desktop computer.
SUNDE VDI solution offers more than simply a virtual desktop. Its end-to-end desktop virtualization solutions include vPoint Server Software, Diana VDI Zero Client and vPoint Client Software.
vPoint Server Software includes all the necessary components to deploy, transmit and manage virtual desktops from VirtualBox.
Diana zero client is the terminal to run the Virtual Desktop.
vPoint Client Software is a secured remote access through Windows PC, laptop or netbook, iTeam for extending Diana zero client.
Each user gets his/her own virtual workspace which cannot be accessed by other users whilst a common shared space can be created on the server for all users. Bring high security to every user with a self-own private workspace as well as increased productivity with a shared data center.
The Virtual machines have the provisioning of personalizing desktops, as per the user’s needs. This is an enhancement to the earlier technology that offered sharing but no personalization. Administrator can also be asked to tailor the desktop as per user’s demands.
vPoint client offers extension of capabilities and reduces the costs through remote, mobile and legacy access to the vPoint Center. Any Windows OS device can access the server space through LAN or Wi-Fi to company VPN.
The templates can help the administrator to speed up the configuration process and other deployments. The snapshots help him bring the virtual machine to an earlier date if the situation demands so. These are excellent features that increase the overall benefits that are expected of a VDI solution.
Without any external GPU configuration, SUNDE-VDI protocol offers high-speed data transmission with apparently no delays. The multimedia at full frame rate and high graphics applications are very quickly transmitted, offering PC-like experience again.
The release of vPoint 2.0 are compatible with all popular virtualization platforms. You can choose either VirtualBox platform for a simple cost-effective quick start, or other dominant platforms like vSphere, Xenserver, Hyper-V or KVM, to provide high-level administration functions for large scale deployments.
The vPoint VDI solution is an all-in-one package that has everything you need for the desktop virtualization. This rules out any incompatibility issues, and the high performance product comes with the affordable figures, which is the explicit feature of SUNDE ever since.
SUNDE consistently works on the improvement of the products, achieving continuous software and firmware upgrades at no extra charge or hidden cost. When a new issue is found, SUNDE technical team is any time approachable and quick in providing technical support to solve the customer issue.
Use case: simple and cost-effective for small deployments
Software needed: vPoint Center (1.0/2.0)
Use case: leverage existing hardware investments by re-purposing out-of-date Windows OS devices to access virtual machines.
Software needed: vPoint Center (2.0) + vPoint Client
Diana zero client is a VDI client interface, which helps to access the virtual machines in the vPoint environment. Diana zero client is immensely powerful with its capability to integrate with any virtualization platform. It can run on Oracle’s VirtualBox directly, and for the other platforms like vSphere, XenServer, Hyper-V, KVM and physcial workstations, the compatibility is brought about by iTeam software that makes Diana to access virtual machines with no compatibility issues.
As a zero client, Diana has no CPU, no memory, no operating system or any external driver requirement for its server access. The basic hardware allows Diana to initiate its connection with the virtual machine; the data transfer between the server and client is facilitated by SUNDE-VDI protocol that carries high quality multimedia and graphics rich data at full frame rates. Processing is done at the server side and the output is displayed through Diana’s interface.
With the general consumption of less than 5 watts of energy, Diana offers a light-weight, durable and greener device for VDI deployment.
