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Setting up a CAS Manager Deployment

Detailed Deployment Steps for Cloud Access Software are described in respective Windows and Linux Administration Guides for Graphics and Standard PCoIP Agents respectively. Instructions for using CAS Manager with an on-premises deployment are detailed in the CAS Manager Administration Guide.

CAS Manager enables highly-scalable and cost-effective Cloud Access Software deployments by managing cloud compute costs and brokering PCoIP connections to remote workstations. The high-level deployment process is as follows:

  1. Procure Cloud Access Software licenses.
  2. Install the necessary GPU drivers (if required depending on need).
  3. Install the appropriate Cloud Access Software Agent and activate the Cloud Access Software license during installation.
  4. Install Cloud Access Software on your host device and activate licenses.
  5. Setup and verify the CAS Connector, see Setting up the CAS Connector Server and Verifying the CAS Connector Server.
  6. Download the CAS Connector component files from Teradici, see Downloading the CAS Connector.
  7. Obtain a CAS Connector token, see Obtaining a CAS Connector Token.
  8. Install the CAS Connector, see Installing the CAS Connector.
  9. Connect to the CAS Manager Admin Console to manage your remote workstations and deployments, see Connecting to the CAS Manager Admin Console.

CAS Manager Deployment Scripts

Teradici has an open github repository that contains a collection of scripts that simplify the setup, installation and usage of CAS Manager. This repository enables users to set-up the necessary cloud resource (networking, firewalls, NAT gateway, storage buckets, etc), as well as Domain Controllers, CAS Connectors and remote workstations from scratch to produce a working environment for testing and evaluation purposes. For information on how to access this repo, see CAS Manager Deployment Scripts.