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Getting started with VDI Follow

Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) is a server-based computing model that allows you to deliver a desktop image—over a network—to an endpoint device. Users can then access the operating system (OS) and applications on that endpoint. Endpoints may include PCs, thin clients, or mobile devices. The potential benefits to using VDI include data protection, better support for remote workers, and the ability to keep older machines in service longer.

The Zoom application can be used with Citrix, VMware, or Windows Virtual Desktop VDI solutions and can be delivered to a thin client. The different download packages can be found on this page along with links to installation guidelines.

This article covers:

Prerequisites for getting started with VDI

  • Organizations using Citrix XenDesktop or VMware Horizon server published desktop
  • Citrix Workspace, VMWare Horizons,  client installed (client for WVD?)
    Note: Citrix Workspace app from Microsoft store is not supported

Installation for Zoom application in VDI

Installation of the Zoom application in a VDI environment requires administrator privileges and two installation steps:

  • The software must be installed within the Virtual Desktop, typically within the image on the VDI server. 
  • The Zoom Media Plugin is installed on each of the thin clients accessing the VDI.

More detailed installation instructions can be found on the support pages for Citrix or VMware. 

Note: Running Zoom as a published app is currently not supported. RDP remote desktop is supported with the WVD plugin for windows and the iGel plugins. VMware client connect with an RDP protocol is not supported, but using VMware Blast or PCoIP protocol is supported.

Host installer for all VDI configurations

  • Click here to view our downloads page.

Citrix downloads

  • Click here to view our downloads page.

VMware downloads

  • Click here to view our downloads page.

WVD downloads

  • Click here to view our downloads page.

VDI client features

  • Click here for an overview of VDI client features.

VDI client registry settings

  • Click here to view the VDI client registry settings. For additional configuration, the VDI client also responds MSI switches, except for the AutoUpdate switch. 

VDI release notes

  • Click here to view the release notes for VDI.

VDI backwards compatibility

  • Click here for information on backwards compatibility.