While the information is changing all the time Optimizing the experience on VDI has been the focus of many companies since March 2020. Webex, Microsoft Teams and Zoom calls dominate my schedule and probably your users as well. Is 2020 the year of VDI? Not sure but this is definitely the year of Online Meetings. Prior to this release, only the Windows Client was supported for Teams Optimizations.
Teams Optimization is now available via the Linux Client. The Horizon Agent now supports Microsoft Edge (Cromiuim). All are managed centrally via the on-premise Connection Servers. The scenario I see for this would be on-premise Connection servers with Agent machines locally registered as well as Agent machines registering from Cloud Providers. This can allow you to span a single Horizon Pod across multiple locations allowing the POD to manage virtual desktops and RDS hosts located in different data centers (private or public clouds).
You can now deploy Connection Servers and Horizon Agents into different datacenters across WAN connections provided the Agent Machines are located within 120ms of the connection servers. This entry can be found under Local Ldap > OU=Properties > OU=Global > CN=Common Multi-Datacenter Horizon Pods The DB certificate needs to be trusted by the Connection Server and an LDAP entry ‘pae-enableDbSSL’ flag needs to be set to 0. Clients with SSL accessible databases can now configure the Horizon Event Database to use those SSL connections.
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