If you have never performed administration with multiple desktop OS'es then again you should pump the breaks. If you have never even used a virtualization platform, then you should stop, and learn. One of two phone calls puts you in the company that handles all the hardware, software and services. In your case, I would honestly work with Dell. There is some consensus of having 50, but the point cost wise it should be a real option has been time after time proven to be at or past 100 clients and very rare under that.Īnswer for your 2nd question, you again should talk to a partner. Yes it's very cool but the use case is truly for companies with 100 clients or more.

Watch a couple of their marketing videos. Did you even bother to look at VMWare's website and do some research? If not, again, please stop, do some research first. Rod-IT is trying to protect you from a costly mistake as well.Īnswer to your 1st question, if you don't even know what it will be installed on, that should tell you to stop. It's not as simple or cheap as you and your manager have assumed it will be. If your trying to do this from scratch, have fun. While you can get help with doing an actual implementation on this but you'd need to get with VMWare to find and hire a partner to do it for you. That should be the end of discussion, but realistically it sounds like that won't be it for you.

Your boss asked you to do a thin client setup, what's the reasoning or logic or is he just wanting to do it because it sounds cool or other CIO's are doing it? If he has no business case, then there isn't point of doing it. Your question might be basic, but honestly you're already over your head if you don't use VMWare daily at this point. It would be great if someone share the information with me in regards to do this.

For all the 10-20 people i have to deploy thin client. Do I need to do this on get windows server. I would like to know what are requirement in order to do so? Any help would be appreciated.ġ). My boss told me to do thin client set up using VMware Horizon.

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