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The IGEL Appliance Mode for Red Hat can also be configured as optional. This approach simplifies and accelerates the log-on process dramatically. A device running in Appliance Mode comes up with the VDI log-on screen within just a few seconds after the unit has been powered on. With the support of IGEL's newly developed Appliance Mode for Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization for Desktops, system administrators can offer their users fast, secure and direct access to virtual desktops. As a result, both companies together now offer a high-performance, open source solution for accessing Windows or Linux-based virtual desktops. Effective immediately, all Linux-based thin client solutions available from IGEL can also be used as customized end-user devices for accessing virtual desktops provisioned by means of Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization for Desktops. Reading, UK July 28, 2011: IGEL Technology, the world’s leading provider of Linux-based thin clients, has now further expanded its existing collaboration with Red Hat.

The Red Hat Appliance Mode developed by IGEL and the open source SPICE protocol optimize the user experience. Open Source: IGEL and Red Hat are working together to promote cost-effective provisioning of virtual desktop infrastructures (VDI) with Linux and Windows desktops. Red Hat and IGEL: Secure, High-Performance Provisioning of Virtual Desktops IGEL Technology, the world’s leading provider of Linux-based thin clients, has now further expanded its existing collaboration with Red Hat. JRed Hat and IGEL: Secure, High-Performance Provisioning of Virtual Desktops

10zig v1200 series - v1200-aio pcoip zero client