XenDesktop can work both with a browser and the Citix ICA Client in
PNAgent mode. Sun and Citrix are working on how to's and also making
the solution more turnkey. The streaming client is only for PC's that
would have hard drives and what not. In the case of Sun Ray you'd
connect to a VM that either runs the streaming client or is a full XP
instance both of which could get their apps from XenApp (Presentation
Server).
Patrick wrote:
Hi,
I've been looking into this aswell.
I think this won't work because XenDesktop needs the new citrix
streaming client which is only available for windows platforms so far
i've seen. Wyse Viance should support XenDesktop but lacks information
regarding it's OS, so i guess it's windows based.
patrick
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 4:53 PM, heelguy <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi
I have some customers asking if anyone has tried deploying Sun Rays
with Citrix XenDesktop. I'm quite sure that you would only be able
to access the XenDesktop infrastructure via a web browser. How would
this need to be setup, if my customer is wanting to display full
window mode to access a Windows VM? It appears that we'll need to
run kiosk mode in the Sun Ray environment also, since it's desired
that the enduser only needs to log into the Xen Desktop Windows VM.
Thanks
DBrown
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