BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Leostream Corporation today released the latest version of the world-leading Leostream® Remote Desktop Access Platform, featuring even more flexibility, support for additional third-party products, and more control over policies and connection management.
Improvements to Leostream cover desktop and user access, scaling and load balancing across multiple Leostream Gateways, and a host of new functionality with advanced tools including HP Anyware, Azure, Windows 365, Red Hat OpenShift, and KubeVirt.io.
New features include:
Control and management
- Support for client certificate authentication for the Leostream Web client
- Improved power control actions for physical workstations and desktops that enable Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) to simplify the IT task of rebooting or powering on remote physical workstations
- Added features for scheduling desktop assignments to support use cases where desktops are shared by a group of users, such as classroom settings
- New features for fixed desktop operating system credentials to support multiple users sharing applications and data on a desktop with a common login name
- Web client improvements for better visibility and ease of use, including improved visibility of error and status messages
- New options to prioritize running desktops over stopped/idle desktops to optimize the end-user experience when users request a connection to a corporate resource
Scalability
- Simplified scaling with no more restrictions on the number of Connection Brokers allowed in a cluster
- Improved load balancing via advanced distribution of user connections across a cluster of Leostream Gateways
Third-party support
- Unified experience for users connecting to HP Anyware and PCoIP remote workstations cards through the Leostream Gateway
- More flexibility in launching PCoIP connections with HP Anyware software or zero client
- Easier management for workers using Windows 365 virtual machines alongside other Leostream-managed desktops
- New KubeVirt centers can be used to integrate with any container platform that leverages KubeVirt.io, such as Red Hat OpenShift
“The latest version of Leostream is our best yet, and underscores how essential the platform has become in modern enterprises,” said Karen Gondoly, Leostream CEO. “As workforces, applications, and computing evolves, Leostream remains dynamic and adaptable to a broad spectrum of user requirements.”
Leostream channel partners can learn about new features directly from Leostream experts and now have access to training courses, enablement collateral, sales and marketing materials related to the new release at https://partners.leostream.com.
The Leostream Remote Desktop Access Platform for hosted desktops and workstations offers a comprehensive solution for remote access to maintain productivity, control costs, and ensure security with strict authentication and authorization built on zero-trust concepts. Its connection management system eliminates clunky corporate VPNs with an ultra-efficient gateway that gives users access to only the specific resources they have permission to use, automatically, regardless of their location or device. The Leostream Platform shines even in environments that rely on complex, specialty applications like energy and science; large files such as media and entertainment; real-time performance like financial services; and bulletproof network security like government and defense.
About Leostream
The Leostream Remote Desktop Access Platform embodies over 20 years of Leostream research and development in supporting customers with hosted desktop environments, including VDI, hybrid cloud, and high-performance display protocols. It provides the world’s most robust desktop connection management and remote access feature set, allowing today’s enterprises to choose the best-of-breed components to satisfy their complex security, cost, and flexibility needs while working with them as they evolve into tomorrow.
Leostream is a registered trademark of Leostream Corporation in the United States. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
