Master Images – Patch or Die
The headline might seem a bit dramatic, but it’s true. Failing to patch and upgrade your Master Image(s) could in a worst case scenario take down your entire organization. I’ve … Continue Reading
The headline might seem a bit dramatic, but it’s true. Failing to patch and upgrade your Master Image(s) could in a worst case scenario take down your entire organization. I’ve … Continue Reading
Firstly, I would like to thank Eric for hosting my guest blog. His commitment to the community is remarkable. Updated FSLogix is now part of Microsoft My name is David … Continue Reading
Citrix Workspace Environment Management (WEM) is the new name of the product formally known as Norskale VUEM. In this post I’m going to show you how to install all the … Continue Reading
In the last couple of weeks I’ve been working on my upcoming whitepaper Turbo Containers Reference Architecture for Citrix, VMware & Microsoft RDSH Environments and also reviewing Claudio Rodrigues upcoming book RDS … Continue Reading
This blog post series has been inspired by a presentation at E2EVC on how to Optimize Logon Times to 3 seconds and fellow CTP Claudio Rodrigues who published a photo showing … Continue Reading
This blog post series has been inspired by a presentation at E2EVC on how to Optimize Logon Times to 3 seconds and fellow CTP Claudio Rodrigues who published a photo showing … Continue Reading
In the perfect world it would be possible to run lots of services behind a single IP address going through the NetScaler Content Switch. Unfortunately we don’t live in a perfect … Continue Reading
Most home labs and small businesses normally only have 1 public IP address and since a lot of services run on port 443 it becomes difficult to open these to the internet. … Continue Reading
In this blog post I’m going to show you how you can secure your Netscaler Gateway or VMware Authentication Server with SMSPassword 2-factor authentication in 5 minutes! The moment you open … Continue Reading
When you configure NetScaler Gateway for testing you probably do like me and configure HTTP (80) for everything instead of HTTPS (443) which is a little bit more work. The … Continue Reading