Tera2 PCoIP Dual Display Host Cards - Full Height

Experience seamless, secure, andhigh-performance remote access to your most demanding workstations with the Tera2 PCoIP Dual Display Host Cards - Full Height. Engineered for enterprise deployments, these PCIe-based host cards deliver rich, dual-display visuals and responsive user interactions over a network, all while preserving existing ISV certifications. Built on the industry-standard PCIe form factor, the Tera2 dual display host cards install with ease in standard workstation chassis, enabling IT teams to centralize compute resources without sacrificing user experience or software compliance. Ideal for design engineers, software developers, data scientists, CAD specialists, and IT administrators, these host cards empower a flexible, scalable remote-work model that reduces on-site hardware dependencies and accelerates collaboration across distributed teams.

• High-performance remote workstation access via PCoIP: Delivers secure, low-latency remote sessions with crisp visual fidelity, responsive input, and adaptive bandwidth management. Users can run demanding design tools, data visualization, and software development environments remotely without sacrificing accuracy or productivity, even across standard office networks or secure wide-area connections.
• Dual-display capability for enhanced productivity: Designed to support two monitors simultaneously, enabling expansive desktops, side-by-side dashboards, and multi-application workflows. This dual-display capability helps professionals compare references, run simulations, and manage complex layouts without constantly switching windows or remoting to multiple devices.
• Industry-standard PCIe, full-height form factor: The card adopts a standard PCIe interface in a full-height (full-height, full-length) form factor, ensuring broad compatibility with a wide range of workstations. The easy-install design reduces integration friction and fits into dense enterprise chassis while maintaining a clean, organized workstation interior.
• Preserved ISV certifications and enterprise security: Dell’s PCoIP ecosystem integrates with production software certifications, minimizing the need for re-validation when deploying remote-access capabilities. This means IT teams can extend remote access while preserving software compliance, licensing, and validation processes across critical workloads.
• Simple deployment and centralized management: Built for enterprise environments, the Tera2 PCoIP solution supports straightforward provisioning, monitoring, and policy-driven remote access. IT administrators can define user access, quality of service, and security controls across the fleet, ensuring consistent experiences for remote users and simplifying governance.

Technical Details of Tera2 PCoIP Dual Display Host Cards - Full Height

• Form factor: Full-height PCIe host card designed to fit standard tower and rack-mount workstation chassis.
• PCIe interface: Standard PCIe interconnect enabling low-latency data transfer between the host system and remote client equipment; compatibility with common PCIe generations in enterprise environments.
• Display outputs: Dual display support, allowing users to drive two monitors for expanded desktop real estate and improved multitasking capability.
• Remote display protocol: PCoIP technology provides secure, graphically rich remote sessions with adaptive bandwidth and image compression optimized for variable network conditions.
• ISV certifications: No impact on existing ISV certifications; integrates with production software without necessitating re-certification.
• Security and management: Supports enterprise-grade security practices and centralized management for policy-based access, session controls, and secure remote connectivity.

How to install Tera2 PCoIP Dual Display Host Card

• Power down the workstation and disconnect it from power; ground yourself to prevent static discharge before handling components.
• Open the chassis and locate an available full-height PCIe slot that meets your system’s clearance and slot requirements.
• Insert the Tera2 PCoIP Dual Display Host Card firmly into the PCIe slot and secure the card with the appropriate screw or retention mechanism to prevent movement.
• Reconnect power, boot the system, and verify in the BIOS or system firmware that the card is detected; install any vendor-provided host software or drivers from the official support portal.
• Configure remote-access settings, display preferences, and security policies through the management interface; test dual-display output and initiate a remote session to validate performance and stability.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the Tera2 PCoIP Dual Display Host Card? It is a PCIe-based host card designed to enable secure, high-performance remote access to a workstation using the PCoIP protocol, with support for dual displays to enhance productivity.
• How many displays does it support? The card provides dual-display support, allowing you to extend your workspace across two monitors for more efficient multitasking and design workflows.
• Will using this card affect ISV certifications? No. The architecture is designed to integrate with existing ISV certifications without requiring re-certification of critical software environments.
• Is installation difficult? Not for users familiar with standard PCIe installation. The card uses a familiar full-height PCIe form factor, and enterprise deployments can leverage centralized management tools to streamline rollout.
• What kind of performance can I expect? PCoIP technology prioritizes secure, responsive remote sessions with adaptive bandwidth management. Performance depends on network conditions, but the solution is designed to deliver near-native interactivity for common workstation workloads.
• Is the card compatible with Dell PCoIP ecosystems? It is designed to operate within Dell’s PCoIP remote-access ecosystem and is intended for enterprise workstations that meet PCIe slot requirements; always verify compatibility with your specific hardware configuration.