I ran into an interesting issue today in a vSphere 5 / ESXi 5.0 environment with a few virtual machines that had 2 port groups listed in the network section of the properties: What lead
Ran into a strange issue while performing a routine patch night on a Citrix XenApp 6.5 server with no patches. The patch I was installing is supposed to fix a pass-through authentication issue but as
I recently noticed that a newly deployed desktop catalog’s XenDesktop virtual desktops were shutting down and put into maintenance mode shortly after they were started: I went ahead to double check that my PeakHourBufferSize and
I’m sure many who have had to deploy XenApp servers in the past have had to configure policies that customize XenApp server’s internet explorer browser. Whether it’s to lockdown the controls or simply for cosmetics
As with one of my previous posts: Notes on Citrix XenApp 6.5 PowerShell cmdlets https://blog.terenceluk.com/notes-on-citrix-xenapp-65-powershell/ … I’ve been trying to keep track of the cmdlets I’ve been using to make my life a bit easier
I’ve been asked a few times by a few ex-colleagues why they can’t seem to find the option for the amount of Machines to be powered on in Citrix XenDesktop 5.5’s Edit Desktop Group menu
To follow up with my previous post: Configuring Citrix NetScaler VPX (1000) 9.3 for publishing Web Interface server access by authenticating against Active Directory One item I forgot to include was how to redirect http
I don’t usually configure NetScaler VPX appliances as this was always left for the networking team when I still lived and worked in Canada. Bermuda, on the other hand, sometimes tend to blur the lines
I find that most often than not, I would always want to have the VMware View virtual desktops automatically connect USB devices that users plug into their physical desktops or thin-clients but as some of
Problem You have to deploy VMware View Client on a number of Windows XP workstations and installing the client manually is not an option because there are too many workstations in the environment. Then environment
