Marketing description

The Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop Access (Windows VDA) enables organizations to license virtual copies of Windows client operating systems in virtual environments. Windows VDA is a device-based subscription license. It will allow organizations to create multiple desktops dynamically, enable user access to multiple virtual machines (VMs) simultaneously, and move desktop VMs across multiple platforms, especially in load-balancing and disaster recovery situations.

Key selling points

• Ability to run a copy of Windows in a datacenter, including Enterprise editions of the software
• Rights for the primary user to access corporate VDI desktops from non-corporate PCs, such as internet cafes and home PCs
• Access rights for up to four virtual machines concurrently
• Unlimited mobility of virtual machines between servers and storage for increased reliability
• Unlimited backup of virtual machines
• Availability to volume licensing keys, such as Key Management Service (KMS) and Multiple Activation Keys (MAK)