1. Desktop and Application Virtualization OHECC 2009

2. Aaron Flynn Director of Client Services The University of Toledo Joshua Spencer Team Lead – Desktop Development The University of Toledo

3. Application Virtualization

4. IsolationStreaming Desktop Stability Application Lifecycle

5. Hardware Operating System File SystemRegistry Virtualization Layer New Reg Keys New Files ThinApp Runtime

6. Virtualization Layer Office.exe ThinApp Runtime Package Structure File SystemRegistry Operating System Hardware

7. Infrastructure No application server No desktop client IT Staff Applications which require admin rights to install and function can be run in user mode. Applications certified for Windows XP only can be run on Vista. Single point application upgrades. Supporting software can be added to the virtual bubble. Packaging skills License management

8. User Experience Multiple versions of an application can run on the same machine, at the same time. Applications can be accessed from ANY computer on campus.

9. 1,000 + Computers Running ~20 Virtual Applications. Technical Design Deploying virtual application packages in the enterprise Copy executable to local drive Available when the network is not No single-point upgrade Stream from central network share Requires highly available network share Allows for rapid single-point upgrades Z Drive

10. Desktop Virtualization

11. Virtual Infrastructure Virtual Desktop Manager (VDM) aka View 3 Provisioning of Desktop Pools EntitlementsBrokering

12. Student Labs Make software available to students from any location 24 x 7 x 365 Reduction in physical labs Energy savings Hardware savings Reclaimed space

13. Demonstration http://vlab.utoledo.edu

15. Desktop and Application Virtualization OHECC 2009