VERDE

VERDE

VERDE provides the ability to consolidate and deliver multiple Windows or Linux Desktops from a Linux server infrastructure.

VERDE allows organizations to standardize the application environment to users regardless of desktop hardware and operating system – Windows, UNIX, Linux or Mac can be used on the client, but a common application profile can be created and served from Linux server configurations such as blade servers, rack arrays or large multi-way machines.

VERDE is popular in the retail, education and health services industries due to its ease in supporting legacy Windows applications for industries that are looking to preserve their application investment while migrating to lower cost operating system infrastructure. VERDE requires no Microsoft server infrastructure.

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Some of the important features and capabilities of VERDE include:


  • Dynamic Renewable Desktops for instant deployment and centralized software updates and patches
  • Easy to use and install thanks to powerful management console and comprehensive documentation
  • Seamless remote printing over LAN, WAN, or Internet
  • Highly scalable infrastructure, supporting high server density
  • Powerful new architecture improves performance, scalability, security, and reliability
  • VERDE: Works on any 32-bit or 64-bit x86 Linux platform running a 2.6.x kernel
  • Supports connectivity from almost any type of client (PC, thin client, workstation)
  • Centralized management and provisioning of users
  • Consistent user access to personal desktop environment from home, office and other network connected locations.
  • Increased security and reliability by running on Linux and Solaris servers
  • Lock down Windows read, write and other operations with Linux permissions – an administrator’s dream!
  • Provide standard application environments to users regardless of desktop hardware and operating system – Windows, UNIX, or Linux on the client, but standard application profile served from VERDE server.
  • Use as a way to wean your organization from those last few Windows applications by consolidating onto a server for as-needed concurrent use. De-commission Windows from a central location once suitable replacements are in production.
  • Deliver Windows applications and desktops to Windows users from a Linux server – cheaper, more secure, and more reliable – with all the advantages of consolidation and central management

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