Using SUN Ray thin client for UCCE CAD Agents

Hi,
Does anyone tested the thin client SUN Ray for Cisco Agent Desktops? Is this supported by Cisco?
We know that Cisco supports Citrix for Cisco Agent Desktop but using thin client for IP Communicator is not supported at all.
Thanks.

I guess it all depends on what the SunRay client is connecting to? If it's a VDI, terminal server, or something else as long as that platform is supported by Cisco/CAD then it should be okay - after all the SunRay is just a way of connecting to a desktop environment that then runs the CAD software.
Hope you're SunRay deployment goes well!
Jeff

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