For Linux server, user may use any SSH client software to connect to it. For Windows Server, please use Remote Desktop Connection. Read More

You may mount a ISO image as a virtual CDROM drive on your desktop computer and then use file-sharing to share it with the virtual server. On Windows, third-party utility is required to create virtual CDROM drive. MagicDisc ... Read More

Yes, you may access to the console of your virtual server remotely through the VaaS Gateway. For details, please check out the ITSC VaaS Quick Start Guide. Read More

The simplest way is to load the disc into a desktop computer and share it. You may then read the content of the disc from the virtual server by mounting the file share. Read More

Within the campus, user may control the power state of a virtual server with a web browser or the VMware vSphere Client software. When off campus, user requires to connect to the VaaS gateway through Remote Desktop Connection and manage... Read More

Yes, real-time performance data can be read from the web management interface. Historical data requires the VMware vSphere Client utility. Read More