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Written by Andrew Wood
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Monday, 31 October 2011 |
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And so I return from Citrix Synergy 2011 in Barcelona. I also attended the Partner Summit - although given the rule changes, its unlikely I'll be attending again: still.. not bitter. Citrix's focus appeared to be to allow a transition from the "PC Now" to the "Cloud of tomorrow" by capitalizing on the benefits of desktop virtualization, cloud technologies and generally whizzy stuff. While they were on, Citrix announced the eyebrow raising acquisition of App-DNA, VDI-in-a-Box v5, showed off a HDX ready System-on-Chip as well as premiering a cornucopia of interesting technologies around XenDesktop delivery and Citrix service monitoring - in my mind they almost blew it with 'Receiver for Facebook' but every big show needs a bit of Dazzle right? |
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Written by Andrew Wood
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Wednesday, 24 August 2011 |
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In the modern world of "now" we've social media, the CTP Community, and even real-time free support with Citrix IRC and conferences such as Briforum, E2E (formerly known as Pubforum) and Geek Speak. There are a myriad of ways to receive and consume information on designing, architecting, optimising, troubleshooting, fixing, and reviewing Citrix environments be they XenApp, XenDesktop, XenServer etc etc There is likely even likely a online betting forum giving you odds on what the next XenApp console name will be. However, @stevegreenberg from thinclient.net rightly points out that 140 character conversations or quick-fix blog posts don’t always provide the depth of knowledge that is needed to be successful, and, they are not even close to being located in one place. Steve came across a great set of resource from SE Rock Star Jared Cowart and has shared them in a useful .zip file that you can cut out and keep with you. |
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Written by Andrew Wood
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Wednesday, 27 July 2011 |
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A vulnerability has been identified in the XML Service interface of XenApp and XenDesktop that could potentially be used by a remote, unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code in the context of a service account on a XenApp or XenDesktop server. The vulnerability could potentially be exploited by sending a specially crafted packet to the vulnerable component. This vulnerability is present in the following products: • All versions of XenApp and XenApp Fundamentals (formerly known as Access Essentials) up to and including Version 6 • XenDesktop 4 with, or without, Feature Packs 1 or 2
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Written by Andrew Wood
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Wednesday, 08 June 2011 |
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As you may be aware Citrix have recently released a Tech Preview of the next version of XenApp ("Iron Cove"). Not got the time to reconfigure your lab to take a look-see? Never fear - Iron Cove is available for you to poke with a stick in the Citrix Community lab. |
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Written by Andrew Wood
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Tuesday, 07 June 2011 |
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Pierre Marmignon has announced the release of VirtuAll User Environment Manager, a free user environment manager tool. With VUEM you can manage your physical or virtual desktops while - Eliminating Logon Scripts
- Optimising the User Experience
- Enabling Centralised Management
- Better Logging and Tracing
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