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Redundancy and Scalability for TFTP using NetScaler Direct Server Return

While Citrix Provisioning Server is not really my area of expertise, my fellow consultants working in that field have the challenge to create architecture designs for this component. In a PVS deployment, provisioned workloads - physical or virtual - query DHCP and get then directed to a TFTP server that offers some sort of boot image which is a file of usually a couple of ...

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Armored Browser

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Integrated with NetScaler HTTP Callout Ever wonder, with all of this networking security, who is protecting the information at the endpoint, before it enters the VPN stack? Ever heard of Keyloggers and Framegrabbers? API's that can read your passwords? (Even when connected to an SSL VPN or to a web application using HTTPS). You're not out of the woods yet until you secure your internet ...

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Load Balancing – Src IP Dest IP Persistence

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Configuring Persistence Based on Source and Destination IP AddressesThe Citrix NetScaler initially selects a server by using a load balancing method. With persistence configured, enabling the NetScaler to send any subsequent client requests to the selected server, the server can access state information for that client. If persistence is configured, it overrides the load balancing methods once the server has been selected. If the ...

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Load Balancing – Destination IP Persistence

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Configuring Persistence Based on Destination IP AddressesThe Citrix NetScaler initially selects a server by using a load balancing method. With persistence configured, enabling the NetScaler to send any subsequent client requests to the selected server, the server can access state information for that client. If persistence is configured, it overrides the load balancing methods once the server has been selected.If the configured persistence ...

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Load Balancing – Persistence

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Load balancing with persistence allows you to distribute client requests across multiple servers and optimize resource utilization. Load balancers improve server fault tolerance and end-user response time. In a scenario with a limited number of servers providing service to a large number of clients, a server can become overloaded and degrade server performance. Load balancing is used to prevent bottlenecks by forwarding the client ...

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Load Balancing – Hash Method

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Load balancing uses a number of algorithms, called load balancing methods, to determine how to distribute the load among the servers. When a Load balancer is configured to use the hash method, it computes a hash value then sends the request to the server. Hash load balancing is similar to persistence based load balancing, ensuring that connections within existing user sessions are consistently routed ...

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