VMware虚拟桌面架构(VDI)新产品介绍_v1.pptVIP

议程 VMware VDM 2.0简介 VMware VDM 2.0定价与许可 VDI 概览 想要评估和测试VMware VDI新产品？ * VMware VDM 2 is tightly integrated with Active Directory and AD authentication is a pre-requisite for VDM. The VDM Client and VDM WebAccess both prompt for domain user credentials. The VDM Connection Server verifies these credentials against the Active Directory. Once the user has authenticated the VDM Connection Server maintains a session for the user. Once the user has been authenticated, the VDM Connection Server will manage SSO into virtual desktops without prompting the user again. Typically customer already maintain users in the Active Directory. VMware VDM references these user accounts instead of relying on an internal directory or database of users. There are many benefits of this approach: VMware VDM will support authentication against complex multi domain configurations. Many customers have user accounts in different domains and use domain trusts to authorize access to resources in the Windows infrastructure. VMware VDM will support these sophisticated configurations by default. User management processes do not have to be disrupted by implementing VMware VDM. These include creating user accounts, resetting passwords and changing NT permissions for users to groups. For example, if the process for resetting a user password is that the user calls the helpdesk, this can continue without having to retrain the helpdesk administrators. User account policies, such as password complexity or expiration are also retained. Users in VMware VDM can reuse any existing group policy in the domain. By referencing domain accounts directly, VMware VDM does not need to use third-party or inbuilt replication systems. This means there is no risk of data becoming out of sync and removes any computational overhead of user-data replication. It is possible to configure strong two-factor authentication using SecurID, in addition to AD authentication. Two-factor authentication is often a requirement for us