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Login Consultants Releases VSI 2.0

October 13, 2009 by Robin Wauters 1 Comment

Login Consultants releases the brand new and free VSI 2.0, a specifically designed benchmark for SBC and VDI environments.

VSI loads the system with simulated user workload, and focuses on how much users can run on the system before it saturates. VSI is 100% platform and protocol independent, and VSI configuration is simplified and automated where possible. As a result, VSI is a turn-key benchmark solution: perform tests within days instead of weeks. No need to create the workloads first. VSI is intended to be used by VDI/SBC engineers/admins, a degree in testing methodologies is not required.

VSI 2.0 introduces new workloads, and an improved indexing method: VSImax. Overall, VSI 2.0 will be a much smoother experience in comparison to VSI 1.0, many best practices and lessons learned from project VRC are now included in this release. The free version is called “VSI 2.0 Express”, the advanced version is “VSI 2.0 PRO”.

The most important 2.0 features are:

· Completely new, more realistic, medium workload

· Support for IE8, Office 2010, Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2

· Highly improved robustness (even under extreme loads)

· Improved response timer mechanism and index: VSImax

· Over 100 fixes and usability improvements

· Multilanguage Support (PRO only)

· Other workloads such as: light, heavy and multimedia (PRO only)

· External clock calibration and response time measurement (PRO only)

· Customization Support (PRO only)

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    October 13, 2009 at 2:29 pm

    […] environment can handle without finding it the hard way during production hours. For that VSI 2.0 (just released) promises to help simulate user workload on your VDI environment while being 100% platform and […]

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