I have to give VMware kudos for their timely release of the Windows 10 readiness service tool on the first day of Microsoft Ignite. Good job. The tool is actually not created by VMware but released in partnership with LakeSide Software. In order to get access to the tool you have to sign up and also provide consent for your data to be shared with Lakeside Software.
http://www.lakesidesoftware.com/systrack_desktop_assessment.aspx
The tool help companies get a clearer view on the compatibility of their current Windows OS’s for Windows 10 migration, so lets take a look.
I do love that they provide provide the ability during registration to specify a partner and as well to shared all data with the partner. Nice touch.
After registration you have to create a Lakeside Software user account if you do not have one already.
The SysTrack Assessment client needs to be installed on the child systems. It is recommended to wait 14 days to capture enough data (min 3 days) to accurately reflect usage patterns for resource sizing and use-case definitions.
After client installed you have to install the SysTrack Cloud proxy service. This windows service provides a secure connection to SysTrack Cloud for analysis of live systems and relaying data.
After 3 days the assessment tools will be available which consists of the following:
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