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App Streaming - RadeCache vs. RadeDeploy
(Joseph Nord)
Application Streaming system "streams" stuff from the central network server to an execution platform. The streaming aspects of this are very neat, but it turns out for many customers that the centralized publishing and the isolation provided from Application Streaming are the important parts ...
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Streaming Profiler - Temp directories
(Joseph Nord)
Streaming Profiler is the application that "captures" installation program content. A simple view, the profiler's mission is to observe the activities of an installation program (disk/registry), prevent them from really happening and finally, to write down everything that the installation ...
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How the Streaming Client manages its cache
(Joseph Nord)
Filling the execution cache is an obvious job of the streaming service and is an obvious item to discuss. Since the obvious item is not as interesting as the unobvious, deleting from the cache is covered in this post in detail. Warning: Geek speak is turned on for this post.   ...
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Sketching Out XenDesktop
(Martin Maierhofer)
I spent most of the week before last at Synergy http://www.citrixsynergy.com/agendasynergyondemandmay20.htm Citrix Synergy in Houston, copresenting a breakout session on XenDesktop architecture, and in a number of customer and partner meetings. Most of the time, however, I demoed XenDesktop to the public in the technology ...
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Streaming Client Performance enhancements in 4.5 HRP1
(Joseph Nord)
Streaming Client 1.0 was the original release of the client that accompanied Presentation Server 4.5. Streaming Client 1.1 shipped with PS 4.5 HRP1, around September 2007. It included some performance enhancements that are not widely understood. This blog post ...
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Migrating to Group Policies
(Juliano Maldaner)
my last post http://community.citrix.com/x/dgD5, I talked about our plans of moving XenApp farm settings, server settings and session policies into Group Policy Objects. This time, I want to describe our plans on a related topic ...
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group policy, xenapp, migration, architecture, gpo, active directory, grp-ps
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Trust Models for Remote Application Delivery
(Andrew Innes)
Most people have a fairly well developed ability to assess trust when interacting with other people, which enables them to sense when situations are safe or not and whether to trust what other people say or to be suspicious of their intentions. \\ Let me ...
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Identity in the Citrix Access Infrastructure (Wherefore Art Thou?)
(Andrew Innes)
topic I've been itching to start talking about since Citrix opened up the doors to blogging. I can only scratch the surface today, but it's a good moment to start. \\ For those of you attending Citrix iForum in a couple of days ...
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Web Based Remote Access - How to Keep Delivering
(Andrew Innes)
I was fascinated by Jeff Muir's account http://citrite.org/blogs/jeffreymuir/2006/10/11/citrixandtheinternet1993199 7/ of how the ICA web client came to be written, and also by the timing of when this happened (much earlier than I realized). It brought home to me again the curious ...
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Providing Access to Resources - That's WI's Job
(Andrew Innes)
Hi, it's me again (Web Interface Guy). \\ Before I start going on and on with all my ideas about where WI should be heading (just the usual stuff: stopping hunger, imposing world peace, serving fries with every app ...
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