Apr 18 2007

Enterprise Centralised Desktop

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There was an interesting download posted on the Microsoft Download Center last week, but I still haven’t been able to access it… This wouldn’t normally bother me but it intrigued me as it looked similar to the announcement that Citrix made about their Citrix Desktop Server product. I wonder if Microsoft pulled the download because […]

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Apr 13 2007

Citrix Desktop Server update

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OK, so my understanding of this product is that it provides Citrix ICA sessions to virtual machines running in the data centre. This model provides access to three types of desktops: Virtual machines running on Microsoft or VMware virtualisation products. Terminal services desktops running on Windows Server. Dedicated blade computers for the more demanding user. […]

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Apr 10 2007

Citrix Desktop Server

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This has just been released but I haven’t had a chance to look at it properly yet. Will write more once I have a better understanding of it. Citrix Desktop Server New Citrix Desktop Server revolutionizes desktop delivery and management Managing and securing the Windows Desktop OS is a significant and growing challenge for most […]

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Aug 23 2006

Citrix User Group in NZ

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Lukas Zawilski has recently started up the New Zealand Citrix User Group and is looking for interested people to sign up. The site has recently been updated with the Drupal CMS software. You can register with the site here: http://www.cug.co.nz/?q=node/9 or just browse through the site here: http://www.cug.co.nz Tags: citrix, cug, drupal

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Sep 26 2005

Citrix port number change

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This is a bit old, but as I recently learned, when Citrix released Metaframe Presentation Server 3 they introduced a new feature called Session Reliability. Briefly, Session Reliability allows your ICA sessions to remain active even when the network connectivity drops out. It seems like a good feature so why would you not use it? […]

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