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Articles for the keywords: Sun Ray
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22 Apr 2013
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Articles on the Release of Oracle VDI 3.5 [30534]
Online Anthology for German and English Readers
Matthias Muller-Prove has compiled a list of articles on the Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure 3.5 release. Here are just some:
- New Oracle VDI and Oracle Sun Ray Software releases by Wim Coekaerts
- What's New in Oracle VDI 3.5? by Andy Hall
- Brand new VDI and Sun Ray Software releases! by Chris Kawalek
- Oracle Desktop Virtualisation Information and Documentation Links by Daniel Cifuentes
- Umfangreiches neues Oracle VDI 3.5 und Sun Ray 5.4 Release von Rolf-Per Thulin
- Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure und Sun Ray Software mit Plugin für Enterprise Manager 12c von der DOAG
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22 Apr 2013
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Sun Ray Software 5.4: New for Trusted Extensions [30526]
Offers Full Support for Oracle Solaris 11.1
In an oracle.com post Glenn Faden reports that Oracle has announced the availability of Sun Ray Software 5.4, which fully supports Oracle Solaris 11.1 including the Trusted Extensions features. The Oracle Data Sheet for the Sun Ray Software has a summary of the supported platforms on page 3, he writes, and there's a well-documented section in the Administration Guide entitled Configuring Oracle Solaris 11 Trusted Extensions. All the multilevel desktop features are supported including per-workspace authentication and device allocation for Pulse Audio.
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21 Mar 2013
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New Releases of Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure and Sun Ray Software [30249]
Feature Integration with Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c
The latest releases of Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure and Sun Ray Software include integration with Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c, providing the industrys first complete, single vendor desktop virtualization solution that spans hardware, software, and enterprise-class management. The new features in Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure enable easy scaling of production installations from a single server up to a complete enterprise deployment by simply adding more servers as needed. Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure now supports Windows 8 and Ubuntu 12.04 based virtual desktops. In addition, the new releases of Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure and Sun Ray Software now support Oracle Linux 6 and Oracle Solaris 11.
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31 Jan 2013
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New and Enhanced Virtual Desktop Client Solutions for Mobile Devices [29592]
Adds Support for Android Tablets and Microsoft Windows 8
Oracle Virtual Desktop Client 1.2 for tablets is newly available to support 4.x Android-powered mobile devices. This enhances the portfolio of Oracle Virtual Desktop Client software for iPad, Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, enabling access to Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure and Sun Ray Software deployments, helping to deliver on corporate Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiatives. Oracle Virtual Desktop Client 1.2 for tablets also provides new and enhanced touchscreen gestures and support for Retina displays on newer iPads. Oracle has also released Oracle Virtual Desktop Client 3.2 for desktop PCs, which supports Windows 8 and provides enhanced support for USB peripherals.
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17 Jan 2013
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BYOD: Managed Correctly, not as Large a Problem as Once Thought [29392]
Chris Kawalek and John Renko Discuss the Strategy
Listen to Chris Kawalek, Senior Principal Product Director in Oracle Desktop Virtualization Marketing Group, and John Renko, Consulting Developer in the Oracle Desktop Virtualization Engineering Team, discuss management of BYOD in the workplace. Among the biggest problems facing IT staffs is the proliferation of OSes these BYODs use. Simplicity should be the watchword on the client side, Kawalek suggests and Renko concurs. Leave the complexity in the datacenter, he says, noting that a single desktop in multiple locations, whatever the end user device, is the desired state. This arrangement calls for core management facilities, a hypervisor and centralized storage in the datacenter.
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