What e-mail address did you use?
I visited the URL Dave mentioned, and currently
the page is totally broken with no valid links or
e-mail addresses that I could find.
-Bob
Aaron Wilson wrote:
I sent them an email as well and they provided the download url and a temporary
license for testing.
Dave Partington wrote:
> Fitra,
> Just go to the URL below and you can request a download of Win4solaris Pro.
>
> www.vbridges.com <http://www.vbridges.com>
>
>
>
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> Date: Tue, 8 May 2007 19:16:55 -0700
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [SunRay-Users] win4sol
> To: [email protected]
>
> Hi David,
> It would be great feature. We are facing TCO problem when having Windows
> environment. We always had at least one extra machine to host SRSS compare
> to other thin client.
> Btw, where I can get this information? any beta version I can download
from?
> Looking forward to it.
> Thanks,
> Fitra
>
> */"Partington, David R Mr (NGIT) USAIC&FH"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
>
> I contacted virtual Bridges for information on their win4sol
> product. They were very quick to get back to me. I was provided a
download
> copy of Win4sol Pro. I installed it on a Ultra20m2 running Solaris 10
> 11/06.
> They provide two package installs, one is a standard X86 32bit, and
> amd64. I
> installed the amd64 package since I am running a Ultra20. The
instructions
> provided are excellent. I was able to build the XP Pro image (20GB),
and
> install the image to a user in less than an hour.
>
> I set up the /winsol/local.setings file to run XP in "maximized"
> mode, the performance is excellent. I went to Youtube and ran a
couple of
> video clips, there was barely any lag with video. Audio was good but
had a
> few noise spikes noted. Using the Xserver instead of RDP for Windows
> makes a
> big difference. I ran mpstat and saw very little cpu usage. I was
able to
> lock up win4sol once, but I am not sure what I did. For the most part
> win4sol is solid for a pre-release.
>
> My next test is to load the Sun Ray server software on my Ultra20
> and test performance. I will post my results. Win4sol is not in
> release yet,
> infact they are still working on pricing. The target audience is
> Vmware and
> Terminal server users. I really like the concept, because it would be
> interesting to see a 4600m2 running Solaris, SRSS, and win4sol all on
one
> box. This would really reduce the TCO.
>
> Sorry for the Rambling
>
> Incognito Dave
>
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