OVD Enterprise 3.4 Tech Specs & System Requirements
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Virtualized Applications |
Windows and Linux applications | Deliver any mix of Windows and Linux applications together in the same interface to any device or HTML5 Web browser. |
| Windows applications | Apps delivered through Microsoft RDS from Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022. Windows 10 and 11 for Single Session VDI (and Multi Session via AVD) | |
| Linux applications | Apps delivered from Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (64bit) and RHEL 8.x (64bit) application servers | |
Desktops |
Shared desktop environments | The most scalable and cost effective way to deliver Windows and Linux hosted shared desktop sessions to any device or HTML5 Web browser. |
| Windows desktop | Server OS - Microsoft Windows RDSH shared, session based desktops with a Windows 10 look-and-feel. Desktop OS - One-to-one dedicated desktops via Windows 10 or Windows 11. | |
| Linux desktop | Linux shared or dedicated desktop. | |
Endpoint Device Support |
Desktop devices | Inuvika Enterprise Desktop Client (EDC) is available for Windows 7 (or later), macOS (12 and later) and Linux devices, and provides tighter integration between OVD and the host desktop. |
| Mobile phone and tablet devices | Inuvika Enterprise Mobile Client (EMC) is available for iOS 13.0+ and Android 5+ devices. | |
| Thin client and client-less Web devices | Inuvika EDC support for ClearCube devices running Cloud Desktop OS, and other Raspberry Pi thin client devices that use the Stratodesk NoTouch OS. x86/AMD64 compatible devices running IGEL OS and supported by iGel. Client-less devices that support an HTML5 compatible Web browser. |
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| Google Chromebook | Inuvika Enterprise Mobile Client (EMC) is available for devices running Chrome OS v61 or later *. | |
User Experience |
App mode | Applications are seamlessly integrated into the user's own local desktop and launch menu, and behave as though they were installed locally. Available on Windows, macOS or Linux devices running the Inuvika EDC. |
| Desktop mode | Applications are delivered to users within a Windows or Linux shared or dedicated desktop. | |
| Web portal mode | Apps are delivered through an intuitive Web portal that includes a file manager and an icon-based interface for launching applications within Web browser windows. | |
| Video support | The EDC supports the RemoteFX Adaptive Graphics, RemoteFX Progressive Codec, AVC444/AV444v2 and RemoteFX for WAN (TCP only) on Windows Application Servers. Video and audio synchronization is supported on Windows clients. | |
| Audio support | The EDC and EMC support audio recording using microphone redirection with Linux and Windows application servers. Microphone recording also supported on HTML5 browser-based sessions. Supports audio out with Linux and Windows Application servers. | |
| "Follow Me" session roaming | Users can transfer a session from one device to another. Logging into an active session from a different device will transfer the session to their new device with dynamic screen resizing. | |
| Dynamic delivery fallback | If a local application is not installed on a client, OVD automatically falls back to server hosted application delivery without any user interaction. | |
| Session recovery | Disconnected sessions maintain their state. Users can reconnect and continue where they left off. | |
| In-Session Screen Resizing | OVD adjusts the active session desktop to match the user's client or browser window setting. | |
| Full Screen Mode | Launch the Inuvika client or Web browser into full screen mode and experience the feeling of using a local Windows or Linux desktop. | |
| Multi-Monitor Support | Leverage multiple screens when access applications in App or Desktop Mode. Currently not available for Linux Application Servers. | |
| RAM & CPU Management | Resource Container limits RAM and CPU usage by user or group, ensuring a consistent Quality of Service experience for all users. | |
Management |
Centralized management | Manage servers, users and applications from a single, Web-based Administration console. |
| Delegated administration | The administration console supports delegation so that Sub Administrators can be assigned various levels of management rights. | |
| User profile management | Use the internal OVD profile manager, FSlogix, MS Roaming Profiles or Folder Redirection. | |
| OVD Messages | Send actionable alerts from the OVD Admin console to notify users of important events. Survey users on different topics with an ability to provide multiple response options. Present notices within a dialog box or as a full-screen notice with mandatory acknowledgment requirement by the recipient. Programmable action buttons for customized responses. Track message metrics through a convenient dashboard. Archive all messages and associated statistics. |
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| OVD Service Notices | Broadcast announcements to the user community before they log into an OVD session. | |
| Monitoring and reporting | Detailed monitoring, logging and reporting of Windows and Linux application servers, users and system resources are available to system administrators. Generate JSON format reports on user account and session data collected for GDPR compliance management. |
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| Application publishing | Automated application discovery makes publishing fast and easy. Apps can be individually assigned to users and groups. | |
| Multi-version app support | Publish multiple versions of the same application to support legacy workflow users. | |
| Software License Management | Track and report on how published application licenses are allocated and used. Proactive alert notifications based on configured license threshold levels or expiry dates. |
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| User Shadowing | Enable admins and help desk admins to assist with remote support and troubleshooting within the LAN. Comprehensive security features protect user privacy. |
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Segurança |
Encryption | Supports TLSv1.2 for securing sessions between OVD servers and clients. |
| External port requirements | OVD uses port 443 to provide access outside the corporate firewall. No additional external ports are required. | |
| Two Factor Authentication | Integrated Two Factor Authentication (2FA) with support for external SAML2 services for across all clients. Native support for Duo. Also compatible with any other SAML2 provider | |
| 2FA Authentication Options | Authenticate using the Inuvika authenticator app for iOS and Android mobile devices, OTPs sent via email, or by using Secure Keys (FIDO/U2F). | |
| Data Air Locking | Applications and data remain safely centralized within the datacenter. Access is controlled through granular, policy-based authentication. Actual data processing remains on the server at all times, enabling organizations to manage compliance and Data Loss Prevention standards. | |
| User privilege control | Manage granular user access privileges on an individual or group level basis, including timed access restrictions, session disconnect behaviours, file storage access, copy/paste permission, downloading, print, smart card pass-through, multi-monitor support and session persistency. | |
| Trusted server IP | Designate trusted servers to a safe whitelist. | |
| Smart Card readers | PCSC/PCSC Lite compatible smart card devices supported on Windows, macOS, and Linux devices running the EDC. (For use with Windows applications.) | |
| Password Management | OVD Security Portal lets users self-manage their passwords and 2FA settings. | |
| Password Expiry Detection | Keep user passwords up-to-date by mandating password expiry as part of your managed policies. | |
Multi-Tenancy |
Overview | Deliver virtualized app and shared desktop services across multiple domains from one instance of OVD Enterprise |
| Segurança | Tenants and data are isolated from one another, ensuring data privacy is preserved. | |
| Tenant Management | Administrators can manage multiple tenants from OVD's Web Admin Console Supports both Global and delegated Sub-Administrator privileges. |
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Built for the Enterprise |
Secure remote access | OVD Enterprise Secure Gateway (ESG) provides secure access to remote users on any device or HTML5 browser. |
| Directory services | Integrates with Microsoft Active Directory, or any LDAP-compliant directory service. Fully compatible with Active Directory Domain Forests |
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| Hypervisor compatibility | Works with any hypervisor, including VMware ESXi, Citrix XenServer, MS Hyper-V, KVM, and Nutanix AHV. | |
| File storage compatibility | User profiles and shared folders managed natively by the OVD File Server (OFS). Integrates with external NAS/SAN storage via NFS, CIFS and WebDav. | |
| Load balancing | When two or more application servers are available in the OVD farm, automatic load balancing ensures consistent workload allocation and optimal performance. | |
| OVD File Server high availability | Features active-active architecture with automatic failover. Existing sessions will continue to run normally. Access to shared folders is temporarily suspended during a failover, ensuring no data is lost. | |
Minimum System Requirements
OVD Server Components |
OVD Session Manager (OSM) | All of the following Operating Systems are supported: RHEL 8.x 64 bit Ubuntu 22.04 LTS server (Jammy Jellyfish) 64 bit Minimum hardware configuration: CPU: 2 Cores recommended as a minimum Memory: 4 GB recommended as a minimum Storage: 20 GB Network: 1 GB NIC (2 for failover) |
| OVD Application Server on Windows | All of the following Operating Systems are supported: Windows Server 2016 with Remote Desktop Services Windows Server 2019 with Remote Desktop Services Windows Server 2022 with Remote Desktop Services Windows 10 Desktop Image (One-to-One) Windows 11 Desktop Image (One-to-One) Windows 10 Multi User Image (Azure Only) Windows 11 Multi User Image (Azure Only) Minimum hardware configuration: CPU: 4 cores recommended as a minimum Memory: 8 GB recommended as a minimum Storage: 50+ GB. High speed disks with RAID-1 (15k rpm, SSDs or SAN disks) Network: 1 GB NIC |
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| OVD Application Server on Linux | All of the following Operating Systems are supported: RHEL 8.x 64 bit Ubuntu 22.04 LTS server (Jammy Jellyfish) 64 bit Minimum hardware configuration: CPU: 4 cores recommended as a minimum Memory: 8 GB recommended as a minimum Storage: 50+ GB. High speed disks with RAID-1 (15k rpm, SSDs or SAN disks) Network: 1 GB NIC |
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| OVD Web Access (OWA) | All of the following Operating Systems are supported: RHEL 8.x 64 bit Ubuntu 22.04 LTS server (Jammy Jellyfish) 64 bit Minimum hardware configuration: CPU: 2 cores recommended as a minimum Memory: 4 GB recommended as a minimum Storage: 20 GB Network: 1 GB NIC (2 for failover) |
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| OVD File Server (OFS) | All of the following Operating Systems are supported: RHEL 8.x 64 bit Ubuntu 22.04 LTS server (Jammy Jellyfish) 64 bit Minimum hardware configuration: CPU: 2 cores (4 cores recommended) Memory: 2 GB (4 GB recommended) Storage: 100+ GB. High speed disks with RAID-1 (15k rpm, SSDs or SAN disks) Network: 1 GB NIC |
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| Enterprise Secure Gateway (ESG) | All of the following Operating Systems are supported: RHEL 8.x 64 bit Ubuntu 22.04 LTS server (Jammy Jellyfish) 64 bit Minimum hardware configuration: CPU: 2 cores (4 cores recommended) Memory: 4 GB recommended as a minimum Storage: 20+ GB Network: 1 GB NIC |
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Enterprise Mobile & Desktop Clients |
Desktop Client (EDC) | Operating System: Linux Desktop (x86 or AMD64) Apple MacOS 12 and up (Intel) Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10, 11 (x86 or AMD64) Minimum hardware configuration: A CPU with 2 cores and a clock speed of 2.2 GHz or higher 1 GB RAM Disk space: 300 MB of free space |
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| Smart Card Support | Smart cards may be used by published applications to provide additional authentication functionality within an OVD session. Support for smart cards is provided for Windows OAS servers only. The EDC works with PC/SC or PC/SC Lite smart card readers. You must install the required driver to support the type of smart card in use from one of several open-source or commercial third-party providers. Compatible smart cards devices are supported on Windows, Ubuntu and macOS clients running the EDC. | |
| Multimedia | Video support: The EDC supports the RemoteFX Adaptive Graphics and RemoteFX Progressive Codec, AVC444/AVC444v2 and RemoteFX for WAN (TCP only) on Windows Application Servers. Video and audio synchronization is supported on Windows clients. Audio support: The EDC also supports audio in using the built-in microphone or microphones connected using the audio input or usb when connected to Windows Application Servers. The EDC supports audio out on Linux and Windows Application servers. The EDC supports the PCM and ADPCM audio codecs. |
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| Mobile Client (EMC) | EMC clients are provided for Android, Chromebook*, and iOS devices. The EMC client can only be used in desktop mode. The EMC is available on Google Play for Android and the Apple Store for iOS. Operating System: iOS 13.0 and higher Android 5 and higher ChromeOS v61 and higher* |
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Web Access Client |
Windows | Firefox - latest version Chrome - latest version |
| macOS | Firefox - latest version Chrome - latest version Safari - latest version |
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| Linux | Firefox - latest version Chrome - latest version |
Part Numbers
OVD Enterprise Subscription Plans |
12 Month Enterprise Subscription License 1 CCU EL1 | INU-SA-EL1-OVD-E-C-CU-12-1001 |
| 24 Month Enterprise Subscription License 1 CCU EL1 | INU-SA-EL1-OVD-E-C-CU-24-1001 | |
| 36 Month Enterprise Subscription License 1 CCU EL1 | INU-SA-EL1-OVD-E-C-CU-36-1001 | |
| 60 Month Enterprise Subscription License 1 CCU EL1 | INU-SA-EL1-OVD-E-C-CU-60-1001 | |
OVD Enterprise L3 Support Plan |
12 Month Level 3 Support Plan 1 CCU ELX | INU-SP-ELX-OVD-E-C-CU-12-1001 |
*The Native client is supported on Chromebook devices that run ChromeOS v61+ and are capable of installing and running Android apps. For a list of ChromeOS devices that support Android apps, refer to the ChromeOS section of the Chromium Project homepage.
** Devices require driver support for Windows server operating systems in order to function. Some device manufacturers may restrict redirection capability within remote session environments. Consult with the manufacturer to determine whether your device supports redirection.