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This week I returned from Holiday. Nine days in mostly remote areas across Idaho and no email. We have been planning to move to Idaho for
some time now. during this trip we spent some time looking at homes and getting more familiar with the Boise area.

I am still trying to dig out of the email an get back on track and just keeps piling on. While I was gone the VMTN team updated VMTN at vmware.com. With the new version there is now a blogging capability.


Last night I took on the painful task of migrating over to the new site. I did the best I could. I think I have all the entires. I know I have missed a few comments, but I did the best I could to get them all moved over. If I missed anyones comments I am sorry, it was not intentional. On that note, this will be the last post here. Eventually, I will cancel this blog.


The Virtual Desktop Blog can now be found at its new home Virtual Desktop Blog

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I was so slammed at VMworld over the last week that I have not had the
time to let everyone know the Beta 1 for VDM 2.0 is now available.

VDM 2.0 is a session broker for VDI deployments offered by VMware and is a new product built from the Propero technology we acquired back in April of this year. Over the last few months the team has been hard at work so we can deliver on the design goals we set for this release of the broker. At this stage we are really focused on simplicity and saleability. One of the biggest changes for the initial release from the original Propero technolog wasporting to Windows. This release is only supported on Windows 2003.

Technically, there are a lot of things that occur when VDM 2.0 is installed, but we have simplified that process in the installation procedure. The installation is a single MSI installer. It takes about five minutes to get the initial VDM server in a group installed and ready to configure using the web based administration. In the coming weeks I will be sharing more on the architecture and available features. Anyone thats interested in
participating in the beta can find the registration page this URL - VDM 2.0 Press Release

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