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Server Virtualization |
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Virtualization Management |
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Application Virtualization |
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Presentation Virtualization |
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6422 - Implementing & Managing Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V 
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Server Virtualization & Virtualization Management |
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| Presentation Virtualization Updating Skills XenApp |
CXA 202 1I - Implementing Citrix XenApp 5.0 for Windows Server 2008: Skills Update |
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Presentation Virtualization |
CXA 201 1I - Implementing Citrix XenApp 5.0 for Windows Server 2008 | |
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| CXA 300 1I - Advanced Administration for Citrix XenApp 5.0 for Windows Server 2008 | |
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| Server Virtualization XenServer |
Citrix - CMB-200-2I-Implementing the Citrix Desktop Delivery Infrastructure | |
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| CXS 200 1I - Implementing Citrix XenServer Enterprise Edition: Administration | |
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| CPV 201 1I - Implementing Citrix Provisioning Server 5.0 | |
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| Desktop Virtualization XenDesktop |
Citrix - CMB-200-2I-Implementing the Citrix Desktop Delivery Infrastructure | |
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| CTX 2201 AI - Citrix XenDesktop 2.0 Enterprise Edition: Administration | |
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The Promise of Virtualization: A well-designed and managed virtualization strategy delivers value to the organization in three ways:
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Control Costs: Lower costs, reduce hardware footprint, and minimize utilities cost through server consolidation.
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Improve Security and Availability: Reduce impact of disruptive events and streamline maintenance and disaster recovery to maximize system availability and ensure business continuity.
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Increase Agility: Facilitate dynamic resource allocation and streamline workload provisioning to support changing business needs
| Virtualization Components | Overview | Benefits |
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| Server Virtualization (VMware; Microsoft Hyper-V) | Run multiple server operating systems on a single physical server. Some scenarios: |
• Provides rapid deployment and provisioning. • Runs most major x86 operating systems. • Ensures robust and stable device support and broad-device compatibility. • Provides a scalable and reliable virtualization platform. |
| Virtualization Management (VMware; Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager) | Manage your VMs and environment. | • Manages host configuration, virtualmachine creation, library management, Intelligent-VM placement, monitoring, rapid recovery, self-provisioning, and automation. • Provides scripted control of portable, connected VMs. • Manages virtual environment with existing familiar server-management tools. |
| Application Virtualization (Microsoft Application Virtualization – formerly SoftGrid) | Run applications over the network (rather than installing them on the local PC). | • Delivers virtualized applications on demand. • Simplifies desktop PC images. • Centralizes application permissions, patching, and updating. |
| Presentation Virtualization (Microsoft Windows Terminal Services; Citrix XenApp) | Run an application on one PC, but view it on another. | • Virtualizes the presentation of desktop PCs and applications. • Delivers architecture for consolidation of applications and data. • Provides broad access to local and remote users. |
| Desktop Virtualization (Microsoft Virtual PC) | Run multiple operating systems on a single PC. | • Hosts legacy LOB applications • Hosts applications not compatible with desktop PC operating systems |
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