• Installation Guide

  • Software Downloads

  • Documentations

  • RDS

    Things to know before installation：

    Host configuration and networking
    Windows systems and licensing

  • VDI

    Things to know before installation：

    Host configuration and networking
    Windows systems and licensing

  • Installation Steps:

    1) Disable any security software before the installation of vMatrix Server Manager and RDP Wrapper.

    2) Run the installer of vMatrix Server Manager.

    3) Unzip the RDP Wrapper package to your local disk, and then run the install.bat file, or install Microsoft RDS CALs if you have purchased.

    Note: Directly running the install.bat file of RDP Wrapper without unzipping may cause some problems.

    4) Reboot, and then create user accounts with vMatrix Server Manager, connect the zero clients. By now, the installation is completed.

  • Installation Steps:

    1) You need to virtualize the server and create virtual machines before deploying vCloudPoint zero clients.

    Please refer to the JoinVDI Installation Guide or instructions provided by the vendor if you are using a 3rd party virtualization platform.

    2) Disable any security software before the installation of Virspire Desktop Agent.

    3) Install Virspire Desktop Agent on each virtual machine.

    4) Connect the zero clients and users are ready to work.

1. While installing vMatrix Server Manager or Virspire Desktop Agent, some changes to the system drivers may cause misjudge by the security software, thus you are recommended to turn off security software during the installations.

2. You are recommended to disable automatic system updates after installation, especially with Windows 10. Unplanned system updates may cause connection problems.

3. It is recommended to install VLC media player and set it as the default video player for video-intensive cases. VLC mdeia player supports vDirect client rendering feature which allows local videos played on the zero client with VLC player to be rendered locally by the client processor instead of the host CPU. This feature aims to significantly offload host-side CPU consumption on video playing and support more concurrent video users. But as the media content is not rendered at the host side, media content within the VLC player cannot be viewed by the administrator through monitoring at the host side.