This Monday Leostream released version 6.4 of its VDI connection broker. The new build introduces a number of interesting features: a new skinnable web interface (for both the client and the administration consoles) resource assignment by policies and authentication threshold metrics tracking by SNMP support for Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Previous version of the Connection Broker was released in early February. It seems that Leostream is back with a rapid development lifecycle like in summer 2009.

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Leostream announces today a new minor version for its Connection Broker that arrives over five months after the 6.2 release. In this update the company introduces a number of new features: support for the open source version of Xen (the one released by Xen.org) support for Sun Secure Global Desktop technology support for Ericom Blaze (which comes from the technology partnership signed in November 2009) a web client to access virtual desktops over HTTP/S connections control over the remote desktop protocol used by remote clients when multiple protocols are available a more granular set of roles and permissions that separate end users and administrators rights While every feature above is welcome, the most interesting one is the support for Sun SDG. Th e Oracle acquisition of Sun , and its declared intention to continue investing in the existing virtualisation portfolio, is translating into new opportunities for those vendors that are struggling to compete with VMware in its own domain. And competing against VMware View can be pretty hard these days.

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