Workspace Weekly: 6.4 features – NVIDIA nVector bundled and the All Events page
December 16, 2025
This week’s Workspace Weekly looks at two Login Enterprise 6.4 additions that focus on results and measurements quality and visibility: bundled NVIDIA nVector support for GPU testing, and the new All Events page.
Together they cut down setup work, strengthen your GPU ROI story, and make it easier to answer the simple question of what happened.
NVIDIA nVector bundled: GPU testing without appliance surgery
If you run GPU-backed desktops, you should not have to open a change request on day one just to get latency data. In our latest release, the NVIDIA nVector Agent and the NVIDIA nVector Desktop Prepare workload are bundled into the Login Enterprise appliance.
For you, this means nVector-based GPU and latency testing can work out of the box once you have a compatible Launcher, without custom packaging or image changes.
What it means for you
- Faster time to first latency data.
- Cleaner appliance posture for security and platform teams.
- Less room for “one off” installs that drift from standard.
How it works
- Upgrade to 6.4 and deploy or upgrade a GPU-capable launcher.
- In the UI, add the NVIDIA nVector Desktop Prepare workload to a test.
- Run the test and start collecting GPU-focused metrics directly into platform metrics.
All of this happens with a supported, versioned bundle instead of a zip file that someone emailed around months ago.
Imagine if you are…
A VDI engineer who needs to justify new GPUs to a skeptical budgeting committee.
Before, you had to explain why you wanted to modify a shared appliance and push yet another agent. Now you upgrade to Login Enterprise 6.4, attach the nVector Desktop Prepare workload, run a test, and put clean latency graphs from a standard build in front of them in a single review cycle.
For more information, refer to: NVIDIA nVector Integration
Figure 1: NVIDIA nVector Desktop Prepare workload ready to attach to a Load Test
All Events page: One place for every event
When something breaks, the last thing you want is to click into five different result pages trying to guess where the useful event is hidden.
The new All Events page gives you a single, filterable view across all events. Load tests, application tests, continuous tests, and system events are all visible in one place with proper filters and configurable columns.
What you get
- One starting point for investigations.
- Flexible filters across tests, accounts, launchers, and hosts.
- Less jumping between screens just to build a basic timeline.
How it works
From the All-Events menu item, you can:
- Filter by time span using the shared date and time picker.
- Filter by test type, test name, event type, event title, and description.
- Search by account name, launcher name, application name, and target host.
- Configure which columns to show and in what order, while keeping the timestamp fixed in the first position.
Sorting and filtering are also available from column headers, so you can see which columns are active at a glance.
Imagine if you are…
On call for EUC and someone pings you that logons are failing for an app. You open All Events, pick “Last 30 minutes”, filter by that test name and application, and immediately see connection failures, timeouts, or launcher issues in one table.
No more hunting across separate load and continuous result pages.
For more information, refer to: All Events Page
Figure 2: All Events page with filters applied and columns configured
Ready to get started using 6.4?
Upgrade your appliance and launchers, then follow the documentation above to start using bundled nVector workloads and the All Events page in your investigations. To set up a new appliance or update an existing one, go to Downloads.
If your appliance already exists and is internet-connected, follow Updating Login Enterprise, there are also additional update steps here.
Remember to take a snapshot first. As always, we use your feedback to make Login Enterprise better for you. We hope you enjoy the value of these new releases. Stay tuned for more 6.4 release Workspace Weekly feature spotlights, and join our Slack channel #workspace-weekly to share field stories, tips, and interesting finds.
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