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CVAD on-prem

The LTSR version in your data center: total control and data at home — classic VDI, done at the highest level.

FOCUS · VDI AT HOMELTSR, complete control and no dependencies: when the workspace has to stay in the perimeter
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01 · What it is

Virtual Apps and Desktops, made clear.

CVAD on-premises remains the choice of those who want everything in their own perimeter: the control plane at home, the LTSR releases (Long Term Service Release) with years of support without chasing versions, and no dependency on external services — a requirement banks, healthcare and government know well.

LTSR
the multi-year stable release: you update by choice, not by force
In perimeter
broker, database and sessions: all in your data center
Air-gap ok
it works even isolated: the closed environments served
Virtual Apps and Desktops
OFFICIAL CITRIX BRANDING · CVAD ON-PREM
ARCHITETTURA UFFICIALE · CVAD 2402 LTSR · FONTE: CITRIX DOCS
OFFICIAL ARCHITECTURE · CVAD 2402 LTSR · SOURCE: CITRIX DOCS
02 · How to use it well

The things that make the difference.

The stack

Internal and remote usersvia NetScaler Gateway
Delivery Controller
StoreFront
Database
the brain, at home
VDAs on vSphere/Nutanix/ironthe desktops and the apps
Your data centereverything under your roof
The zero-mile workspace

Design for resilience

Redundant controllers, protected database, LHC active: the VDI that holds even when something falls.

A disciplined LTSR cycle

CUs applied with method: the platform stable and supported for years.

Perimeter hardening

Gateway, MFA and session policies: remote access without a VPN and without shivers.

VDA capacity

User density per host measured: the sizing with YOUR apps' numbers.

03 · In depth

On-prem: LTSR, FMA and the architecture that holds

Virtual Apps and Desktops on-premises remains the choice of banks, government and healthcare: the FMA architecture (Delivery Controller, StoreFront, Director, SQL database) sits in your perimeter, the LTSR releases give 5 years of support (plus extensions) with the quarterly Cumulative Updates, the zone design covers the multiple sites, the Local Host Cache keeps the accesses even with the database down; the licensing is concurrent or user/device: the sizing is a trade.

  • LTSR — 5 years on the same release: the stability the regulated demand
  • FMA — controllers, StoreFront and SQL in your perimeter: complete sovereignty
  • Local Host Cache — the brokering continues even without the database: the access doesn't fall
  • Zone — the remote sites with local brokering: the WAN isn't a single point
  • CU trimestrali — predictable patching: the windows planned
  • Concurrent licensing — the per-session licenses: the night shift doesn't pay for the day
04 · Numbers and lifecycle

The numbers that matter.

5+
years of LTSR support
4/anno
the Cumulative Updates
100%
of the components in your data center
10k+
the sessions per well-designed site
On-prem Citrix lives off design: sizing, zones and LTSR patching — ten years of projects behind us, the run we do.
05 · Use cases

Where it really pays off.

Regulated sectors

The workspace that can't leave the perimeter.

Isolated environments

Closed networks and sites without cloud.

Existing investments

The already solid VDI infrastructure, valued.

On-prem doesn't mean old: it means yours — and managed by us, impeccable.