You must connect to Carleton’s Virtual Private Network (VPN) to access the VDI service Access to cuDesktop via the web: *Please note that there is limited support for the Linux client at this time.Ĭlient Documentation can be found Horizon View Client Documentation The Chrome OS client can be installed from the Google Chrome Web Store. The iOS Client can be installed from the Apple App Store.

The Android Client can be installed from the Android App Store. If you encounter any issues downloading and installing the cuDesktop Software, please consult the documentation in the menu on the left, or email for support.ĭownload and Install the cuDesktop Software Windows Client Please see MS Offer for details on Office365 access. Currently we are providing the following applications with this service: SPSS, Sample Power, SAS, MatLab, StataSE and Office365. An assessment of software requirements may need to be conducted prior to any course being granted access.

It allows students access to applications without needing them to be installed on their own laptop or tablet.Īll Students Staff & Faculty have access the general VDI environment, in order to use this service for a specific course or stream of study the professor must submit the request through Scheduling & Examination Services, in an email to and students must install a client application on their device. The cuDesktop service, also known as Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), provides an alternative to physical computer labs, for courses which require students have access to course-specific software during course lectures. You must connect to Carleton’s Virtual Private Network (VPN) to access the VDI service

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