Quest Software Delivers Update To Virtual Desktop Management Platform
vWorkspace manages, provisions and brokers connections, transforming the desktop infrastructure into an on-demand service.
Quest Software has announced the availability of the newest version of Quest vWorkspace, a desktop virtualisation solution for simplifying the provisioning, management and use of virtual desktops. In addition to its support of the VMware platform, vWorkspace also now supports VMware Linked Clones, which reduce shared storage disk space requirements. Other new features enhance the end-user experience and expand desktop platform choices. vWorkspace manages, provisions and brokers connections, transforming the desktop infrastructure into an on-demand service with optimised user experience for LAN and WAN.
New features in vWorkspace optimise the end-user experience and drive down the cost of delivering desktops. They also reduce the impact on back-end resources, including storage. Key new features include:
* Flash multimedia acceleration – Now speeds flash media embedded in Internet Explorer for enhanced user experience by redirecting the flash content to play quickly and seamlessly on the desktop system.
* Support for VMware Linked Clones – Adds support for VMware Linked Clone technology for rapid provisioning of virtual desktops from a master image under the automation and control of vWorkspace. This ‘single image management’ technology reduces the storage space required for virtual desktops.
* Extended platform support – Extends its platform-agnostic approach by offering new support for Windows 7; Windows 2008 and 2008 R2; Windows Vista; System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2; and Parallels Virtuozzo Containers (x86 and x64).

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