Clark:
Thanks for relating your experiences and comments. I can see your point
about dropping VPN connections .... particularly if the cloud is broadly
defined. I seem to recall, for example, that one of Sun's cloud
computing centers is in or near Las Vegas and we happen to be in
California. In most university settings, however, where network
connectivity and reliability is pretty good because it's all controlled
by a single enterprise, we could have a "localized cloud" that could, in
principle, provide SunRay as a Service (including FOG and all that good
stuff ....) from an on-campus cloud rather than requiring everyone to
manage/run their own SunRay servers.
Do you have any experience or opinion as to whether that would be a
viable alternative to a broader and physically more distributed
definition of the cloud for providing SunRay support?
Thanks,
John
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