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Excessive CPU and memory consumption will slow the loading of vDisks and cache files by Provisioning Services

Excessive CPU and memory consumption on the vDisk store will slow down the PXE boot process.

Excessive CPU and memory consumption can increase fragmentation of the TFTP boot strap file.

Excessive CPU and memory consumption can increase fragmentation of the vDisks.

This design ensures that all server workloads and virtual desktop workloads are logically separated and do NOT interfere with each other. Furthermore, it ensures easier management and expansion capabilities.

This design provides flexibility for all workloads to use available resources within a resource pool more efficiently and ensures expansion options if the environment should grow. Furthermore, performing a backup on a daily basis provides availability of critical workloads with some downtime.

This design separates server workloads from virtual desktops according to the different resource usage characteristics and avoids conflicting situations. Also, critical database services have sufficient resources within their workload-specific resource pool and failover capabilities.

This design ensures logical separation of all workloads and virtual desktops. Also, providing a backup solution reduces the risk of data loss and minimizes downtime.

It encrypts internal ICA traffic

It encrypts ICA traffic from remote users

It is required to enable the SSL Relay service

It complies with industry-standard SSL encryption requirements.

By using Machine Creation Services

By using Provisioning Services

By manually installing the operating system

By using cloned VM templates