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Administering

• Added by StephanieLewellen, last edited by StephanieLewellen on Jul 09, 2009  (view change)

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Administering

1. Manage Virtual Desktops Using the VDI Web Administration or Using the CLI

The Sun VDI Web Administration (Admin GUI) provides an interface for managing virtual machine assignments in the VDI Core and monitoring the state of the hypervisor in the virtualization layer. The Sun VDI Core can also be controlled via a command line interface (CLI) - see Using the CLI for more information.

1. Access the Admin GUI
2. Create Desktop Providers
   • How to Create Desktop Providers for an xVM VirtualBox Platform
   • How to Create Desktop Providers for a VMware Infrastructure Platform
3. Create Desktop Pools
4. Import Virtual Machines
   • How to Import Virtual Machines for an xVM VirtualBox Platform
   • How to Import Virtual Machines for a VMware Infrastructure Platform
5. Enable Cloning in Pools
   • How to Enable Cloning for an xVM VirtualBox Platform
   • How to Enable Cloning for a VMware Infrastructure Platform
6. Set Up a User Directory
   • Active Directory Integration
     • How to Set up Kerberos Authentication
     • How to Set Up Public Key Authentication
   • LDAP Integration
     • How to Set Up Anonymous Authentication
     • How to Set Up Simple Authentication
     • How to Set Up Secure Authentication
   • Customizing the LDAP Filters and Attributes
   • User Directory Settings
7. Add Users to Pools
8. Associate Tokens to Users

• How to Create Automated Administration Scripts
• Desktop and Virtual Machine States

2. Set Up Virtual Desktop Access Software

VDI 3.0 enables you to set up one or more client access method. Choose Sun Ray Software, Sun Secure Global Desktop Software, or Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection (or a combination).

Sun Ray Software Adapting Sun Ray Software Sun Ray Administration GUI Sun Ray Computing Model Sun Ray Kiosk Session VDI Default Configuration

Sun Secure Global Desktop Software Setting Up Sun Secure Global Desktop Software

Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Understanding the RDP Broker

3. Access a Desktop as an End-User

See what an end-user sees when they log into their desktop using each one of the supported client access devices.

Sun Ray Software Accessing Desktops with a Sun Ray DTU

Sun Secure Global Desktop Software Accessing Desktops with SGD Web Access

Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Accessing Desktops with Microsoft RDC

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