Desktop Virtualization
A common computing system comes with an operating system installed on a local hard disk. Sometimes more than one operating system is installed on a local hard disk, but this configuration requires a rebooting process in order to use another OS. Softonnet’s desktop virtualization solution enables end-users to access virtual machines on a server quickly with a few clicks. Server resources are carefully managed to avoid any possible overhead, and maximize the efficiency while minimizing the cost.
Desktop Virtualization with Virtual Machines
- Virtual machines (VM) are built in the server by administrator.
- The virtual machines are managed and monitored in the server.
- When the users access the VMs, the desktop environments of VMs are provided.
- Desktops of VMs in the server are virtualized, and the users can have another network separated computing environments.
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Logical Network Separation with Desktop Virtualization
- Each user can have more than one remote desktop environments on different network.
- User's local machine is in the Internet network, while remote desktops are in the intranet network.
- Works that require extra security can be done on secure intranet network.
- Find more about network separation on this page.