Oracle VDI 3.2 support come vSphere 4.1?

Hello all,
have any one the information to me? When come the Support for vSphere 4.1? I have a Costumer he will upgrade VDI 3.1 to 3.2 and vsphere 4.0 to vsphere 4.1
Thanks
kai

Hey Kai
So from what you learned, vsphere 4.1 is not supported yet? Is something not working if you try to use vsphere 4.1?
thanks!
Daniel

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I dont think its in the roadmap because Oracle VM does not lend itself nicely to all the technology deeply embedded in Oracle VDI, namely, VRDP which is a proprietary remote desktop protocol Oracle VDI leverages to paint screens directly from a VirtualBox remote display session. The only thin Oracle VM (Xen) has close to this is the dated VNC protocol.
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