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#View nutani cvm uid windows#

(Also looks like AMD is betting on VMware –> ).

Citrix XenDesktop protocol improvements with FrameHawk and ThinWire+.

Citrix XenServer and Intel GVT-d GPU Passtrough.

VMware Horizon 7 with BLAST Extreme Protocol and a tight partnership with NVIDIA.

Now VMware and Citrix are also doing their things, with a lot of heavy-hitting being done at both sides, but also this again gives ut alot of new feature since both companies are investing alot in their EUC stack. So is still RDS the way to go in terms of full-scale deployment ? Can be, RDS has gotten from a dark place to become a good enough solution (even thou it has its limitations) and the protocol itself has gotten alot better (even do I miss alot of tuning capabilities for the protocol itself. This N-series will be powered by NVDIA and K80 & M60. So there is all these stuff happening in terms of GPU enhancements and performance increase of the protocol and of course delivering hardware offloading uses the encoder.Īnother important piece is the support for Azure which is coming with the N-series, which is DDA (GPU-passtrough) in Azure which will allow us to setup a virtual machine with dedicated GPU graphics running for a per hour price when we need it! and also in some cases can be configured for an RDMA backbone where we have need for high compute capacity for deep-learning.

Discrete Device Assigment (Which in essence will be GPU-passtrough).

Clientless experience (HTML 5 support is now in tech preview for Azure RemoteApp) which will also most likely be ported for on-premises solutions as well).

Enhancements to RDP 10 protocol (Less bandwidth consuming).

Persional Session Desktops (Allows for an RSDH host per user).

RemoteFX vGPU support for GEN2 virtual machines.

#View nutani cvm uid windows#

This year, Microsoft is most likely releasing Windows Server 2016 and with it a huge number of new features like Containers, Nano, SDN and so on.īut what about RDS? Well Microsoft is actually doing a bunch there,

Once all services are started, I wait for the Data Resiliency Status in Prism to return to OK.So it was initially labed Server 2016, for then I forgot an important part of it, which ill come back to later. This will poll the genesis status command every two seconds and show what has changed so I can see the services starting. Once I SSH into the CVM I execute watch -d 'genesis status'. At this stage I like to SSH into the CVM and watch the services start up so I know the CVM is okay. I can see now that the CVM is out of maintenance mode. Now I execute ncli host edit id=23 enable-maintenance-mode=false to bring the CVM out of maintenance mode. So first of all, I take the AHV host out of maintenance mode by SSH-ing to the cluster and running acli host.exit_maintenance_mode Once the node has been physically powered on and is contactable on the network, I need to reverse the steps I have done previously to take the host and CVM out of maintenance mode. Step three – bringing the CVM and host out of maintenance mode I can now go ahead and perform any maintenance I need to on the host, like adding extra memory/disk, etc. The CVM is listed as “shut off” so I can now go ahead and execute poweroff to shutdown the AHV host. This gives me a list of the CVM resources and their PID (if the process is running. So, now that I have both the CVM and the AHV host in maintenance mode, I SSH to the CVM that is in maintenance mode and run a quick check to ensure the CVM services are stopped before I shut down the CVM.

AHV host listed as not schedulable Step two – shutdown I just like to confirm the host is in maintenance mode by running acli host.list and confirm the node’s schedulable state is false. Once the command finishes – the host will be in maintenance mode and it is safe to shut the host down. The command I need to put the AHV host into maintenance mode is acli host.enter_maintenance_mode AHV host in maintenance mode Now that the CVM is in maintenance mode, it’s time to put the AHV host into maintenance mode. We can see the CVM is now in maintenance mode by the “Under Maintenance Mode” line reading true. Ncli host edit id=23 enable-maintenance-mode=true Now that I have the host ID and I have confirmed that the CVM isn’t in maintenance mode yet, I can issue the following command to enable maintenance mode on the CMV.