IGEL announced the availability of the latest version of IGEL OS, version 10.05.100. With this release, IGEL is expanding its support for third-party hardware and software solutions, bringing new analytics and graphics-intensive multimedia capabilities to the IGEL OS.
“With this latest IGEL OS release, we are continuing to refine the platform’s capabilities to further enable our customers and partners with the industry’s most innovative, software-defined endpoint management solutions,” said Matthias Haas, CTO, IGEL.“The new OS features are designed to provide our partners and customers with greater flexibility and analytics as well as high performance graphics support. We are proud to be teaming with key technology partners to add new features and capabilities to the IGEL OS that meet the increasingly diverse needs of today’s end-users.”
Through the IGEL UDC3 software and IGEL UD Pocket, a micro thin client device, organizations can transform third-party endpoints into an IGEL OS-powered endpoint, effectively extending the life of both existing endpoint assets and newly acquired hardware leveraging the OS of choice.
With the IGEL OS 10.05.100, IGEL is adding support for select Intel NUC mini computers; LG All-in-One computers; Toshiba Tecra C50 Satellite Pro R50 computers; HP t360 and Dell Wyse 3040 thin clients. IGEL continues to also expand its support for unified communications (UC) applications, further tuning Skype for Business and adding support for audio peripherals for UC environmentsincluding select Plantronics headsets. IGEL currently supports Sennheiser headsets, and will soon offer support for select Jabra headsets, giving customers even greater flexibility of choice.
Further, IGEL is integrating select Kofax/Wacom signature pads, as well as select Crossmatch (formerly DigitalPersona) fingerprint readers to enable organizations to authenticate by fingerprint using Crossmatch technology.The IGEL OS supports a multitude of two-factor authentication solutions including smart cards, proximity cards, and USB tokens, used to protect systems from cybercriminal activity
The new IGEL OS version also features the IGEL thin client assessment tool, powered by Lakeside Software SysTrack Workspace Analytics. Designed to augment visibility into IGEL OSTM-powered endpoints, SysTrack leverages a virtual channel to provide IT organizations with a robust set of workspace analytics that gathers endpoint metrics. The metrics, such as CPU performance, system memory, disk usage, peripheral devices, network connectivity and latency, are collected directly from the enterprise’s IGEL-powered endpoints. SysTrack then directly ties the collected data to the endpoint’s active Citrix VDI sessions and presents IT organizations with telemetry they can then use to monitor, analyze and optimize their IGEL and end-user computing (EUC) environments.
Further, with the introduction of IGEL OS 10.05.100, IGEL is updating its software support to including Citrix Receiver 13.9.1 and 13.10.0 featuring HDX Realtime Media Engine 2.6.0; VMware Horizon 4.8.0; and Cisco JVDI, 32-bit client within the Citrix receiver. Additional updates include support for Parallels 16.5, ThinLinc 4.9.0 and FabulaTech 5.2.29.
“IGEL is committed to providing our partners and customers with industry-leading manageability and flexibility,” continued Haas. “By supporting today’s most popular virtualization protocols from Citrix, VMware and their ecosystem partners, we are able to drive greater choice and agility within modern end-user computing environments.”
The IGEL OS 10.05.100 is available now.
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