If selected, allows to specify the IP address that can be used by Parallels Clients to directly connect to the host. The appliance IP address (if the agent is running on an appliance). Port number on which the VDI host listens for incoming connections. If the hypervisor version that you are using is not listed, select Other. A version of the selected virtualization technology. The following properties can be configured on the Properties tab page: To disable a host, clear the Enable Host in site option on the Properties tab page. When it is disabled, published applications and virtual desktops cannot be served from it. This depends on the type of the hypervisor installed on the host server.Įnabling or Disabling a VDI Host in the Farmīy default a VDI host is enabled in the farm. Note: Some of the properties described below may be unavailable on some servers. To configure a VDI host, select it in the Virtual Desktop Hosts list and click Tasks > Properties. A virtual appliance is a virtual machine image pre-configured in a certain way, which you can designate as RAS VDI Agent.įor the information about how to install an appliance, refer to the VDI Agent Technology section. Installing an Appliance and Configuring a VDI Hostįor some hypervisors, such as VMware and XenServer, you have to configure and run a virtual appliance on a VDI host instead of the RAS VDI Agent.
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