Therefore the usage on many different client scenarios is possible.Īlso the easy deployment, the usability on clients without administrative rights and the possibility to use different versions of software at the same time is comfortable. The evalazed application can run locally on the client or even run from portable hardware like USB devices. The sandbox can be placed to the same location like the EXE or at any other place. All User data and documents are saved in a sandbox. All information which are required and the needed libraries are included in the EXE file. The usage of virtualized software does not create entries in the registry and none DLL files are compiled on the host PC. That allows you to use different applications without any installation on the host PC or server. When the final EXE file exceeds a size of 10 MB a DAT file is automatically created as primary data container. The application is packaged in a single, self contained EXE file which can be used instantly. different versions the same file in the Windows-System32-directory parallel.
The individual Layer is totally enclosed and can use so e.g. the files in the Windows or program file. At run-time this Layer “is overlaid” by a driver virtually the material listings, so that the operating system “sees” e.g. Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite offers products to improve both sides of that equation for all users, regardless of device, location or connectivity.Īll files and Registry entries are installed into a so-called software “layer” (Layer) and stored in an SVS own file and/or Registry-Part. Greater user mobility, adoption of multiple compute models, and proliferation of various virtualization technologies all contribute to the growing conflict between IT costs and end user flexibility. Symantec's Endpoint Virtualization Suite addresses the growing need to contain the high cost and complexity associated with managing endpoints today, while simultaneously insuring maximum end user productivity.
(Formerly SVS "Software Virtualization Solution" from Altiris)
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