This is a TCO Calculator for Server virtualization. It compares the cost of virtualization of virtual machines on VMware ESX, Citrix XenServer and Microsoft Hyper-V. It is intended to start a discussion about free hypervisors because there is a lot of misleading information on that part. It turns out that it's not as free as you might think...

To open the calculator you need a password. This password can be requested by sending an email to PQR Servicedesk.

This matrix compares the features of the industry’s most popular virtualization migration products. The focus of the differences between the products is there migration possibilities. The products often offer more than migration possibilities; disaster recovery and back-up on remote sites are among those extra options.

If you are looking for an independent overview of the Server Hosted Desktop Virtualization (VDI) solutions and curious about the different features- and functions each Desktop Virtualization vendor is offering!? This is the whitepaper you definitely must read!

In the current market there is an increasing demand for unbiased information about Desktop Virtualization solutions. This white paper is focused on solutions that are anticipated to have an important role in VDI deployments. An overview of available features of each solution is created to better understand each solutions capability.

This tool can be used to get an idea of the disks you need when implementing a number of VDI clients. Please read http://virtuall.eu/download-document/vdi-storage-deep-impact before interpreting any of these numbers!

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, or VDI, is hot. It's cool, secure, centrally managed, flexible - it's an IT manager's dream.

However, as it turns out, there is a hidden danger to VDI. There's a killer named "IOPS".

(v1.1 has updated information on SSD and Boot and logon storms)

This script will generate the changes you need on a View Connection server to schedule VDI desktop resets at a given date and time. Read how this works at http://virtuall.eu/blog/scheduled-view-vm-refresh

This is a capture of all kinds of problems people were having with the EDA and how they were solved.