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VMware Workstation Player, a powerful virtualization software program for Microsoft Windows-based servers, was released in June 2008. It is used by both individuals and businesses who require an internet browser replacement to their workstations. This application was designed by VMware, Inc. and its primary developers are Bill Atkinson and Michael Cook.The main features of the VMware Player are its high speed performance and the ability to act as a very lightweight virtual machine. It is ideal for large businesses as it has powerful features such a faster network speed and superior memory. A virtual lab setup allows you to run multiple virtual desktops. With the help of an embedded domain controller, multiple virtual desktops can easily be installed on one physical server. An edc, which provides the vCloud Directory (VCD), is essential in order to access and manage multiple VDIdomains.The VMware Player can be used for Firefox and Chrome, which is a popular feature. While Firefox works fine on most linux operating systems, Chrome is not always supported on these systems due to the way that the Mozilla code interacts with the VirtualBox? VDI drivers. You can use Adobe Flash with the VMware Player application. However, this requires advanced Flash knowledge and may not work on most Linux servers. https://bandishare.com/idm/ allows Flash applications like Google Chrome to be run in VMware Workstation Player. It is advisable to use this tool to test Flash compatibility with your VDI server first.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/SAZvTUL2uDY" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>The VMware Player can also be used to enable remote access for any user within the company. This can be especially useful if multiple employees use the same VDI servers. Ironkey, a program that allows remote access to your VDI server, is available. This is a free utility that can be downloaded from the Adobe website. It works in this way:- Download, install and test the ironkey utility. - Copy the "vmware players log" file extracted to your webserver's root folder. - Connect to your FTP server using your FTP Client and upload "vmware Player Log" to remote directory. Using your web browser, navigate to the directory containing the ironkey file and upload the "vmware player log". - Log in to your VDI instance and navigate to the root folder. - Locate the "ironkey" utility downloaded and install it.The final way that you can take advantage of the functionality of the VMware Player and enable remote access to it is by using the " VMware LivePC Manager". It is also free to download from Adobe. It works as follows: ? Download and install LivePC Manager on your machine. - Install the LivePC manager on the target computer and follow the instructions.