I work for a company that is predominantly Mac, but I handle the VMWare/ Windows servers. I use a MacBook Pro, and what I've done is to set up a (headless) PC running Windows 8, that I RDP into (using the client available here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=18140).
I like having the PC because I can leave it running and pack up my laptop and head home (unlike using a VM directly on my laptop). Server Manager on Windows 8 is really cool, if you haven't checked it out yet I highly recommend it (honestly the only real reason I moved from Win7).
Note: You can set Jump Clients to allow or disallow simultaneous Jumps from the Jump > Jump Items > Jump Settings section. If allowed, multiple users can gain access to the same Jump Client without an invitation to join an active session by another user. The Navy download sites below require you to login with your CAC Windows 10 users click here for information on how to use your CAC on your computer. Windows 8/8.1 users click here for information on how to use your CAC on your computer. ActivClient middleware is smart card software that enables computer applications to talk to the computer chip on the HHS smart card ID badge. ActivClient is licensed by HHS for use by NIH smart card badge holders.
I also use the 2x RDP client on my iPad to connect while away from the office (so I don't have to tote around a laptop on my weekends/ time off).
Side note- I've never heard of CoRD, will be sure to check it out!
I work for a company that is predominantly Mac, but I handle the VMWare/ Windows servers. I use a MacBook Pro, and what I've done is to set up a (headless) PC running Windows 8, that I RDP into (using the client available here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=18140).
I like having the PC because I can leave it running and pack up my laptop and head home (unlike using a VM directly on my laptop). Server Manager on Windows 8 is really cool, if you haven't checked it out yet I highly recommend it (honestly the only real reason I moved from Win7).
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I also use the 2x RDP client on my iPad to connect while away from the office (so I don't have to tote around a laptop on my weekends/ time off).
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Side note- I've never heard of CoRD, will be sure to check it out!