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Wednesday, 16 January 2008
by Jan van der Elst
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Deploying
W2k3 servers with Citrix Metaframe Presentation server automatically, might
look difficult, but it really isn't that hard. You don't really need expensive
tools, you can just do it with free tools provided by Microsoft. Once you know
witch tools to use and witch buttons to press, it is rather an easy and most
convenient way to deploy your Citrix Farm.
(this article was originally published August 2006)
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Sunday, 18 November 2007
by Michel Roth
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Presentation Server codenamed "Delaware" is the next
major release of Presentation Server. This article provides an overview of some
of the new features of Presentation Server Delaware.
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Thursday, 04 October 2007
by Michel Roth
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Wyse has always been a company that has demonstrated that they "get"
Thin computing. Times however have evolved and continue to evolve and
Wyse is moving away from being just a Thin Client vendor to a vendor
that aims to cover more of the application delivery market space with
innovative products and technologies. In this Thincomputing.net
interview we'll be talking to David Angwin, Senior Marketing Manager
for Wyse technology, based in the UK.
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Monday, 17 September 2007
by Michel Roth
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The feature release is back! Well, kind of... On the upcoming 21st of September Citrix is planning on releasing something called Feature Pack 1 for Citrix Presentation Server 4.5. This Feature Pack adds some band-new features to Presentation Server 4.5. In this article we’ll be having a sneak peak at what Feature Pack 1 is all about.
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Saturday, 07 July 2007
by Michel Roth
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Ever since Microsoft came out with Terminal Services, the demand for a real Load Balancing solution has been present. Up until now one would have to turn to third-party software to get a decent Load Balancing product. Citrix Presentation Server is the most well-known example of this. At But at BriForum 2007 In Chicago, Microsoft shocked the SBC world by announcing that Windows Server 2008 will be able to do real Load Balancing. So what about this “Session Broker Load Balancing“ in Windows Server 2008? What does it do? What can’t it do? Is it any good? Can I get rid of Citrix? Well, in this article we’re going to take a closer look at “Session Broker Load Balancing“ in Windows Server 2008 and see if we can answer these questions.
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Sunday, 06 May 2007
by Michel Roth
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How you can simulate poor WAN connections by using free tools.
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Tuesday, 20 February 2007
by Michel Roth
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Due to the feedback that received on this article from readers, my colleagues, and Microsoft, I felt it was time to update it to try to provide more of a best practices guide to implementing LanManServer Tuning. The major update is in the Tuning section where I explain how "overtuning" can introduce other performance problems. I've also modified the .adm templates that, when applied, help prevent the file server from running out of NonPaged Pool.
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Wednesday, 07 February 2007
by Michel Roth
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Now that fat client PCs are so cheap and manageable, is there a future for thin client devices? In this article I explore these issues by looking at the "traditional" advantages of thin client devices and whether those still apply in today's world of $300 Dell PCs.
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Wednesday, 06 September 2006
by Michel Roth
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In the second part of this
series, I will discuss some of the disadvantages of Server Based Computing and
what the limitations of Windows Server Based Computing are. We'll also talk
about what you need to know about to make your Server Based Computing
initiative a success.
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Wednesday, 23 August 2006
by Michel Roth
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Server Based Computing is
hot these days. Seems like Server based Computing is the way to go. But is it?
Is Server Based Computing a goldmine or a snakepit?
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