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PCoIP Technology User Guide (Vol I)

3 Deployment Options

Deployment Scenarios

There are four PCoIP Technology deployment

scenarios:

• Basic 1:1 – use default configuration settings

to pair Host/Portal endpoints (limited to 1

Host/Portal pair on simple network)

• Manual Configuration – manually enter

Host/Portal pairings (less time efficient for

larger deployments)

• Management Console – simple tool to

automate pairings and management

(recommended for medium sized

deployments)

• Connection Broker – 3

entity often with extended features

(recommended for large deployments)

DHCP vs. Static IP

Host and Portals are configured with DHCP

(Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) enabled

by default. If connected to a DHCP server, Host

and Portal IP addresses will be dynamically

assigned. Assigned IP address configuration

information can be found in the Network

Webpage (see below).

When DHCP is used and default settings are

used, the Host and Portal populate the DHCP

server with a hostname in the form of pcoip-

host-mac.domain or pcoip-portal-

mac.domain, where mac is the 6 octet device

MAC address, and domain is the local domain.

If a DHCP server is not present, the endpoints

will fallback to static IP addresses (120 seconds

after startup). The static IP addresses are:

• Host: 192.168.1.100

• Portal: 192.168.1.50

The Host and Portal will also have the following

configuration for fallback:

• Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

• Gateway: 192.168.1.0

For small deployments, it may be preferred to

use static IP addresses. Static IP addresses can

also be used in a DHCP network if care is taken

not to use IP addresses reserved for DHCP. If

using static IP addresses, it is recommended to

party management

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reserve a range of network IP addresses for

PCoIP Technology deployments.

It is recommended to use DHCP for larger

deployments as the overhead of managing static

IP addresses can become burdensome. If

DCHP is used, it is recommended to use a

discovery mechanism to avoid 'losing' endpoints

in an IP network (see Section 4 ).

Basic 1:1

The Host and Portal firmware IP address

defaults facilitate a PCoIP Session without

detailed configuration. This deployment can be

used when a simple remote experience is

desired with little or no endpoint management.

The Basic 1:1 configuration supports the

following scenarios:

• Direct connection from Host to Portal with

single Ethernet cable (cross over cable not

required)

• Connection from Host to Portal via IP

switch(es)

When using a direct connection without an IP

switch, the Host and Portal endpoints can not be

managed, for example, by the Administrative

Interface.

Note: Since all endpoints fallback to the static IP

addresses above, no more than one Host/Portal

pair can be used on the simple IP network. The

above static IP addresses may also conflict with

other network equipment if the fallback

addresses are already in use.

Manual Configuration

Manual pairing of Hosts and Portals are a quick

and easy way to associate PCoIP Hosts and

Portals for smaller deployments.

When using the Administrative Interface, the

Network and Session webpages are used for

manual configuration.

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