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Dell Virtual Remote Desktop Solution Reference Architecture 11
The components of Very Small Configurations are:
Servers:
Because this configuration is intended for a proof-of-concept
deployment or a deployment to a small office/satellite office, non-rack
mounted servers are available. The Active Directory and License Server
roles are combined on one server. Any server on the XenServer
compatibility matrix (located in the XenServer Reference Architecture)
can be used in place of the XenServer servers.
CPU:
Quad core CPUs are recommended in all XenDesktop solutions
for maximum virtual desktop scalability.
Memory:
16 GB RAM provides enough memory to deploy many
virtual desktops.
Network:
The two onboard gigabit NICs provide enough bandwidth to
support network traffic. The service console and management are shared
on the same NIC. With the exception of the client network (which only
requires 10 Mbit for each client), Dell recommends gigabit network
switches throughout the solution.
Disk:
Local storage is used on the XenServer systems to store the
VM configuration only. The virtual machine disk images are stored on
the Provisioning Server.
Small Configuration
The Small Configuration is designed to be a simple configuration of five to
eight servers—each running XenServer—that supports up to 256 knowledge
worker desktop loads. The minimum memory Dell recommends in this
configuration is 16 GB per server. The storage requirements are expected to
be low, and local storage may be suitable for some deployments.
Two Provisioning servers are used in this configuration, along with a
Dell FE600W failover cluster. This provides redundant and scalable
streaming server capabilities, and vastly decreases the storage requirements
needed. Shared storage such as a Dell|Equalogix™ PS5000XV will also allow
the use of XenMotion to help load balance the XenServer workload. Storage
options for Provisioning Server are addressed by the Provisioning Server
Deployment Guide and Reference Architecture Guide.
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