I have posted a new Tuning Policy for Citrix XenApp 6 available in the Download section of this blog. Most of the registry keys have been imported from the previous … Continue Reading
Pierre Marmignon is the man behind CitrixTool.net and he has recently popped onto my radar again with a new upcoming product call Virtual User Environment Manager Agent (VUEM). I’m a … Continue Reading
Microsoft recently released a free Remote Desktop Manager called Remote Desktop Connection Manager. I’m not going to cover this application in details here, because Mick Huxley have already posted a … Continue Reading
People new to the virtualization space could get very frustrated when they find out that their Hypervisor of choice preforms much worse than a bare-metal installation. Haven’t the vendors and … Continue Reading
Citrix Provisioning Services 5.6 is out and I have finally had time to play around with it in my lab. There are a lot of bug fixes and great improvements when it comes to Simplicity. In this post I will show you some new GUI screenshots and in my next blog post about Provisioning Services I will show you how to successfully upgrade to Provisioning Services 5.6 from previous versions.
Citrix has recently released a very helpful tool called HDX Monitor for XenDesktop to help you make sure that your users get the best user experience. The tool as you … Continue Reading
The Apple iPad doesn’t support a mouse, only a bluetooth keyboard. Citrix have been smart enough to include this in the Citrix Receiver for iPhone and iPad. They call it the Wireless TrackPad. I wonder why they didn’t show this at Synergy it’s super cool. Check out this Picture Tutorial on How To Set it up.
On your iPhone open Citrix Receiver and press the mouse icon in the lower right corner of the screen
The biggest announcement at Citrix Synergy 2010 was the release of XenClient Release Candidate. This new hypervisor will change the way we do and manage computing today. In 2014 72% … Continue Reading
Once again I’m on my way to Citrix Synergy for the first time in San Francisco. I have been going to Citrix Synergy (Summit) for the last 10 years and … Continue Reading
Every Citrix Web Interface Server (WI) without any form of load balancing is a potential single point of failure in your environment. Network Load Balancing is available in both the Standard and Enterprise Editions of Windows 2008 so there shouldn’t be to many excuses for not implementing. This picture tutorial will take you through the process of creating a Network Load Balancing Cluster for your Citrix Web Interface Servers.
IP Address Overview :
winlb1.ctxlab.local 10.0.10.40
winlb2.ctxlab.local 10.0.10.41
nlb.ctxlab.local 10.0.10.42
Configure Citrix Web Interface :