Features/Infrastructure
Run it on your own
Windows hosts
Enroll your own Windows machines to run your sessions, choose how powerful they are for which users and apps, and watch fleet health from one page.
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Enroll
Create an enrollment token in the admin, then run the Onscryn agent on a Windows machine with it. Revoke tokens whenever you like.
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Place
Sessions are placed on hosts with spare capacity: your own hosts first, then the shared pool if yours are full.
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Watch
See which hosts are online and how session volume looks across the fleet.
What it does.
Bring your own hosts
Enroll Windows machines you run, with token-based enrollment you control and can revoke.
Capacity-aware placement
A scheduler tracks capacity and places each session where there's room.
Compute classes
Give hosts a performance class and assign higher classes to the users and apps that need them.
A warm pool
Keep sessions pre-provisioned so launches are quicker.
Fleet health at a glance
Hosts online, session volume and live sessions are on the admin overview.
Self-service and org-scoped
Admins manage their own organization's hosts and nothing else.
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