Remote Desktop Service (Shared Computing)

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Shared Computing

Remote Destop Services (RDS) Solution

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What is Shared Computing

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vCloudPoint’s Shared Computing (RDS) solution allows multiple users to simultaneously share the resources of a single machine.
With vMatrix Server Manager running on the Windows Operating System, multiple vCloudPoint client users connect to a single machine through a remote desktop session, sharing the same OS, the applications and the compute resources but working independently in their own session.
vCloudPoint’s RDS solution is a simple and cost-effective computing solution and works best for use cases which have groups of users that have similar needs in terms of applications and desktop configuration.
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   vMatrix Server Manager

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vMatrix Server Manager is the broker and manager for the vCloudPoint RDS system. It runs on the Windows host to allow remote desktop connections from vCloudPoint zero clients and enhances end-user experience by offering graphic acceleration, virtual audio, and USB redirection.  It also plays a management role that enables administrators to easily configure the remote desktop environment and centrally manage zero client devices and users from the host side.
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Supported Systems


vMatrix Server Manager can run on any Windows Client & Server system (excluding home basic and starter editions).

View all supported systems

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Max. Connections


vMatrix Server Manager permits up to 99 users per shared system. The actual number of connected users depends on the host configuration and the type of applications used.

View host config guide

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Client Devices


vMatrix Server Manager communicates with S100 zero client, V1 zero client, Windows device with vMatrix Client software.

View zero clients

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