Running Integrity on Citrix is not supported but some customers have gotten it to work with a couple tweaks. See Article 84832 for details on a workaround you can try.
Running Integrity on Citrix is not supported but some customers have gotten it to work with a couple tweaks. See Article 84832 for details on a workaround you can try.
Good question, since I am not familiar with VDI. I am confident that it is not officially supported because it has not been tested with Integrity, however, if it functions the same as any other VMWare environment it should work. If it is allowing multiple users to access the same binaries under different user accounts, that is a situation where the workaround in Article 84832 should be used.
It works similar to VM Environment. Each VM will be selfcontained images and will not be sharing any binaries. So I would assume Integrity client doe not care about underlying technology as long as the Operating System layers provides all the resources similar to a physical computer.
Sure, One challenge will be using embedded software clients that accesses PCI ports for simulation, the embedded client will be running on VDI and addressing ports in local. It is not an issue with Integrity Client, but for the embedded simulation clients
Not sure if this is helpful or not for what you are looking to do, but you can run it inside of Sandboxie. I use that to use the 10.5 and 10.7 clients from the same computer.
