In Information System-based Public Services, Data Input Equipment is very important. Speed, Security, Accuracy and Cost are important considerations.
Banks, Taxes, Libraries, Banks, Insurance, etc. are examples of Information System-Based Public Services that we can find.
The speed of service will reduce the queue at the counter. The service counter that has been provided, the speed of service is also influenced by the reliability of the input data device used.
Generally, the data input devices used are PCs, while the public services that we often encounter are text-based and use open sources such as Linux, etc.
Data Input Devices that use PCs with Windows Vulnerable to various things such as Viruses, adware, Spam etc. so that it becomes a problem when exposed.
Thin Client is a solution that was created to overcome this with speed, security, security and affordable costs.
vCloudPoint zero client is a revolutionary tool that has overcome all the drawbacks of traditional thin / zero client devices.
Combined with the vMatrix Server Manager application, this tool is equipped and able to provide incredibly powerful capabilities while being very easy to implement, use and manage in a shared solution without compromising the convenience of using and generating the best TCO (Total Cost of Ownership).
The vCloudPoint device is a solid, mobile-sized network access device that is capable of connecting displays, input devices and other USB-based devices in an operating system (desktop) session to the user against a shared PC system and can be effectively used together. equals up to 99 users by sharing untapped resources while still providing users with a great PC experience.
The vCloudPoint device is referred to as a zero client device because in contrast to thin clients and PCs, these devices do not contain moving parts but only consist of hardware and firmware which are essential for initiating communication with the network, initiating network protocol processes and displaying desktop output. It centralizes all applications (software), performs processing and management to run only on the host computer and leaves processing light on the keyboard, mouse and monitor on the user's desk. In the end, this device does not require final processing of applications (software), no local drivers are installed, does not require patch management and does not require local updates (updates) for the operating system used. In addition, this device only requires very small power consumption as well as protection against misuse and local data storage so as to provide a guaranteed level of security as a user device.
Desktop virtualization has become a profitable choice in desktop computing for organizations to optimize resources, simplify administration, increase security and increase productivity. There are two common technologies for achieving desktop virtualization: virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and remote desktop services (RDS). While both technologies have their own advantages and disadvantages, you need to choose the right solution for your desktop virtualization requirements based on your needs.
vCloudPoint provides a client access solution, which allows organizations to alternate between the two technologies and the flexible organization to integrate with other server management solutions to circumvent the limitations of using a single technology or improve the overall performance of their implementation.
Multi-OS RDS Implementation
Install multiple operating systems on a shared host, and on each system, install vMatrix Server Manager and other applications, and create multiple user accounts.
Benefits
In the event of a host system or software failure, you can restart the host and switch to system standby to get back to work immediately.
You can use the system as different templates and switch freely according to different scenarios; for example, in a school computing lab implementation, you can use an operating system with language learning applications installed when you have a language class.
Instead of storing user data on a shared host disk, user data is moved to an independent network-connected storage device (such as a NAS system).
Benefits
Make data storage more secure and independent; and you can protect and back up files regularly.
Improve the scalability of data storage; You can expand storage easily.
Allows you to share files and customize access permissions for optimal security.
Allows anywhere and anytime access to files from any device including phones, tablets, desktops and laptops.
Instead of storing user data on a shared host disk, user data is moved to an independent network-connected storage device (such as a NAS system).
Benefits
Make data storage more secure and independent; and you can protect and back up files regularly.
Improve the scalability of data storage; You can expand storage easily.
Allows you to share files and customize access permissions for optimal security.
Allows anywhere and anytime access to files from any device including phones, tablets, desktops and laptops.
When configuring hosts for multiple user groups, configure them to be more robust than they really are. For example, when configuring 3 hosts for 120 users, each host can be configured to allow 60 users to run concurrently. When one of the hosts fails or is overloaded, users of this host can log on to the other two hosts. This implementation is based on shared storage deployments and you need to create all user accounts on each host, or set up a domain.
Benefits
Ensure business continuity in case of host failure.
Enable load balancing by migrating users between hosts.