Each packet is numbered and must arrive at the other end in the same order as transmitted. TCP provides a reliable method of sending packets across the network. There are some fundamental differences between TCP and UDP traffic. Most end-users won't be interested in the TCP-versus-UDP debate, but network admins will always have an opinion, especially if their responsibilities include network monitoring, WAN optimization, or VPN support. Now, if you still don’t have a PCoIP end-point device I suggest you to look at some of my previous articles.Citrix XenDesktop's HDX and VMware View's PCoIP offer the same basic functionality - providing video, sound, and peripheral support to remote desktop users - but they each use a different transport protocol, HDX riding TCP and PCoIP riding UDP. You will also find there some good documentation about management and PCoIP performance for LAN & WAN. The appliance is FREE and can be downloaded from Teradici’s website upon free registration to TechSupport. However, I have included below the configuration specific for VMware View. I decided no to include here all the options as this post would be a collage of pictures. The figure below demonstrate all the sections available to be configured. You will find also options to configure TERA host cards, that will soon be available to work with VMware’s ESX and VMware View. The number of settings available for configuration is really impressive and are not limited to VMware View. Different profile templates can be created and applied to those management groups. The MC has a simple and intuitive web interface for administration where end-point devices are found (via scan or manual input) and added to a management group. Manage the monitoring of device event logs.Control the power state of host devices.

Apply the same configuration data to groups of devices.

Access and update the configuration of all PC0IP devices.

The management console runs as a slim appliance on VMware Player or vSphere infrastructure and can be used to the following: These devices are becoming more diversified everyday, and they now may include ThinClients, PCoIP enabled Displays, mobiles and tablets.įor this reason Teradici created a PCoIP Management Console that enables administrators to centrally manage PCoIP end-points equipped with their TERA chip. As we see Teradici’s PCoIP display protocol being widely adopted by organisations there is also an increasing number of end-point devices that will need to be managed.

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