HyperV vdi brokering

[The Recruiter]

Hi friends,
I am evaluating Microsoft VDI with Leostream Connection Broker. I am facing an error while configuring. I am not having much idea about the brokering. So please provide me some information about the HyperV vdi brokering. Also provide me an Administration Guide for VDI. Hope that someone hanging out there would solve my issue.!!

[Rob Dizzle]

You can Log in to VDI Manager by following the given steps :

1. Go to http:// <server_name>: 1800 (or http://localhost:1800 if remote administration is disabled) and use the credentials of the root user.
2. For a multi-host configuration, use one of the hosts side VDI.
3. You'll be redirected to https and invited to accept the security certificate by the browser.
4. Once confirmation is made, the login screen should appear.

[Glenny]

New Vendor Wizard Sun VirtualBox desktop appears. It allows you to add multiple hosts VirtualBox, as well as several storage servers VirtualBox.

1. Enter the hostname (or IP address), and the administrator credentials for the host server virtualbox.
2. Once you have finished adding new hosts VirtualBox, select Select existing hosts.
3. Type the host name or IP address and credentials of the administrator for the server storage VirtualBox.
4. In the context of a demo, the storage host is identical to the host VirtualBox. You can configure multiple storage servers VirtualBox.
5. Once you have finished adding new storage hosts, select Select existing storage.
6. Click Finish.

[Eric B]

The Leostream Connection Broker is the virtual desktop solution of choice for organizations focused on making VDI a reality. The Leostream Connection Broker’s vendor-independence sets the solution apart, easily integrating with organizations’ existing business systems and delivering end-user resources when and where needed. The new supplier of desktop appears in the VDI Manager. You can now view the details of the supplier, including the use of CPU and memory. You can add or remove hosts Microsoft Hyper-V servers or additional storage as needed.

[Raine]

VDI 3.1 can can control what should happen to the desktop of a user after the withdrawal of a smart card for a Sun Ray desktop unit. Using the exit strategy of a smart card, you can specify that a user's desktop should be discontinued, suspended or recycled when the chip was removed from a desktop unit for a period given. If the user re-inserts the smart card before the expiry of the specified time, action on the desktop is canceled. The exit strategy of a smart card can be configured per pool and is available for all pools Sun VirtualBox, Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware vCenter. You can configure this policy using the VDI Manager or command line interface.

[Zenon]

Each subnet available on a host Sun VirtualBox and Microsoft Hyper-V is identified by a unique label. By default, this label is the address of the subnet, but can be changed in the Network tab of the provider office. If a host is added to a supplier of desktop, VDI detects subnets available on this host and updates the table accordingly Network. If a subnet is available on any hosts from a supplier, VDI displays a warning. You can see the list of subnets available for a specific host by selecting the host in the Host tab of the provider office. If you make changes to the networking of a host, click the Refresh button in the Network tab so that VDI can rescan the subnets available on the host.