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HP Velocity deployments for thin clients, Direct deployment, to install HP Velocity Server Side.

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Administrator Guide for Thin Clients | HP Velocity HP Velocity deployments for thin clients HP Velocity deployments vary based on the virtualization architecture in use. Use the following table to determine where to install HP Velocity Server Side. Virtualization architecture HP thin clients are directly connected to virtual desktops or applications. HP thin clients use a connection broker as a proxy to access virtual desktops or applications. The virtualization environment supports both direct and proxied connections to virtual desktops and applications. HP thin clients connect to a terminal server. HP thin clients connect to devices on the LAN/WAN that are not HP Velocity-enabled. Direct deployment on page 3 Proxied deployment on page 4 Direct-and-proxied deployment on page 4 Terminal-server deployment on page 4 Single-sided or mixed deployment on page 5 Note: HP Velocity Server Side is supported on Windows® operating systems only. Direct deployment Virtualization architectures that allow HP thin clients to connect directly to virtual desktops must have HP Velocity Server Side installed on the virtual desktops. In this type of deployment, a connection broker does not act as a proxy. In Figure 3 on page 3, thin clients A and B are directly connected to their respective virtual desktops A and B. Figure 3: Example of a direct deployment 3

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Administrator Guide for Thin Clients
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HP Velocity
HP Velocity deployments for thin clients
HP Velocity deployments vary based on the virtualization architecture in use. Use the following table to determine where
to install HP Velocity Server Side.
Note:
HP Velocity Server Side is supported on Windows® operating systems only.
Direct deployment
Virtualization architectures that allow HP thin clients to connect directly to virtual desktops must have HP Velocity Server
Side installed on the virtual desktops. In this type of deployment, a connection broker does not act as a proxy.
In
Figure 3 on page 3
, thin clients A and B are directly connected to their respective virtual desktops A and B.
Figure 3:
Example of a direct deployment
Virtualization architecture
HP thin clients are directly connected to virtual desktops or applications.
Direct deployment
on page 3
HP thin clients use a connection broker as a proxy to access virtual desktops or
applications.
Proxied deployment
on page 4
The virtualization environment supports both direct and proxied connections to
virtual desktops and applications.
Direct-and-proxied deployment
on page 4
HP thin clients connect to a terminal server.
Terminal-server deployment
on page 4
HP thin clients connect to devices on the LAN/WAN that are not
HP Velocity-enabled.
Single-sided or mixed deployment
on page 5