Product Line: VERDE
Testing was performed on a Clustered environment in order to obtain true behavior as a result of a Cluster Master failure and failover.
Given the following configuration:
VERDE Cluster Configuration:
- 1 server dedicated to Cluster Master (i.e., no VDI support)
- 1 server dedicated to VDI only
- 1 separate desktop to verify Remote Access feature
- Client - Software Client.
Test 1:
- Log in as user to VERDE Cluster Master.
- Launch a VDI guest session.
- While the client is connected to the guest VDI session - shutdown the Cluster Master.
What happens to the existing client connection to the guest VDI session? Is it maintained or broken?
- After Shutting down Cluster Master Server, VDI session connection on Verde Client gets disconnected.
Test 2:
- Log in as user to VERDE Cluster Master.
- Launch a Remote Access session.
- While the client is connected to the Remote Access session - shutdown the Cluster Master.
What happens to the existing client connection to the Remote Access session? Is it maintained or broken?
- After Shutting down Cluster Master Server, Remote Access session connection on Verde Client gets disconnected.
Then the next Scenario was tested:
Instead of a complete shutdown of the CM - the following:
****NOTE*** Overall Synopsis: The data traffic for all sessions - VDI and Remote - is routed through the connection broker using one of the VERDE services.
It is also evident that Tomcat is not used for data traffic - just authentication and initial connection to the desktop.