A few weeks ago, I did a research with Leee Jeffries for GO‑EUC on NVMe memory tiering versus traditional swap in VMware ESXi. VMware ESXi Memory Management Reimagined: NVMe Tiering vs Traditional Swap | GO-EUC The article sparked some great discussions and there is an important caveat when it comes to vGPU desktops that I want to highlight. vGPU Desktops Always Need Full DRAM Here’s the thing that often trips people up: every VM with a vGPU requires all of its RAM to be res

Over the past few months, I’ve been looking into some of the trickier issues in environments that combine Omnissa Horizon Instant Clones, Hybrid Azure AD Join, App Volumes and even TrueSSO. A true resonance cascade For issues with PRT when federated EntraID to Omnissa Access and when using TrueSSO read my previous post: The Hybrid Join Incident: Recovering the Lost PRT 1. PRT unpredictability and the “Wait for Hybrid Join” setting One of the biggest headaches in Instant Clone

A few years back, VMware Verify reached end of life (2022). Since then, we basically had two options left from the Omnissa perspective: a TOTP authenticator app based on RFC 6238 or Intelligent Hub MFA with push notifications. The TOTP option works well, especially for Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD) , but users still end up typing in codes constantly. Intelligent Hub MFA solves that with push, but the downside is that it requires some level of device management or registration

Single Sign-On in modern environments can be a beautiful thing, until it isn’t. You’ve federated Entra ID to Omnissa Access, implemented Hybrid Join, and everything works perfectly when users log in with their username and password. But then you try it externally. TrueSSO is in place to make VDI logins seamless, certificates replace passwords and suddenly the PRT never shows up. Microsoft apps (Teams v2 being the most noticeable) rely increasingly on the PRT for full Single S