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Remote desktop mobility with Remote PC Access in XenDesktop 7
Citrix is changing the way IT administrators think about secure remote access and teleworking by introducing Citrix XenDesktop with Remote PC Access which allows employees the flexibility and mobility of remoting into business applications located on their existing desktop from any device. Since its initial release last June, 100’s of XenDesktop customers are successfully implementing Remote PC Access in production for teleworking and remote access business ...
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The Remote PC Service Explained
At Synergy San Francisco in May (and re-announced at Synergy Barcelona in October), Citrix introduced Remote PC as part of XenDesktop 5.6 Feature Pack 1 – a new FlexCast model designed to substantially increase workplace productivity and eliminate administration, support, and deployment costs associated with secure connectivity to existing laptop and PC assets. The compelling piece of Remote PC is that we take advantage of HDX ...
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Olympics got you worried about gridlock?
Look no further than to Remote PC as the perfect solution for "like local" access using XenDesktop 5.6 Feature Pack 1 and our Gateways lines! Remote PC provides: Secure, mobile access to office-based PCs (and laptops) Screaming fast HDX end-to-end Eliminating VPN tunnels and slower performing connections (while data is contrained to the cubicle) Citrix Receiver is available in every app store - instantly support any device your users choose Onpremise control and ...
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Remote PC Released to Web
Those of you on current SA for XenDesktop Enterprise and Platinum Editions are now entitled to use Remote PC and download the XenDesktop Feature Pack 1 bits here: http://www.citrix.com/English/ss/downloads/results.asp?productID=163057 For everyone else, download and give it a try! You will need to login with your MyCitrix account, then select "Custom Download". The components you need for Remote PC are as follows: Desktop Delivery and Components (not necessary if you already have ...
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The scoop on Remote PC
Hello and good Friday to you! Just a quick introduction in case we have not been properly introduced. I've been at Citrix for going on 8 years now, and before that I was in various IT sysadmin functions as well as a customer of Citrix for 12 years prior to joining Citrix. In those almost 8 years, I've been a Sales Engineer, a Technology Specialist supporting all ...
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Confused with XenDesktop 5 and What You Knew with XenDesktop 4?
So you've decided to crack open XD5, and you have some knowledge about XD 4. Shouldn't be that difficult to translate that "know how" across platforms, right? Wrong. XD5 is a completely different product from XD4. You need to review the documentation instead of trampling head on into an upgrade or a new deployment. Unfortunately, portions of Citrix' XenDesktop documentation is less ...
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On the trail of WDDM, XPDM, HDX, and yes PCoIP
EDIT: I admit the original blog post was too much of a slant towards product group testing, without much context (and probably not fair), so the anonymous comments were well deserved without that context. I had been doing some investigation on SVGA interaction with ESX 4 Update 1, and discovered a pattern that other vendors as well as Citrix must use workarounds (not ...
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Can your VDI do this?
Hello, I have 4 demonstration videos I wish to present to you. There were five, but I simply couldn't wait any longer to get these into your hands. I had questions about how do you push the envelope and SHOW the uniqueness of a particular product? What are the painpoints that are masked behind Marketing wars of companies? What stands out, and ...
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.Net 3.5 SP1 and Delivery Center servers
So I finished a round of reboots from having my demo/lab systems up for around 3 weeks. Of course, like any competent admin, I upgraded to the latest MS patches, butt (pun intended) like an incompetant admin, I didn't test (but I don't have a test lab at this point....hmmm, sounds like an excellent use case for XenServer Platinum!). During the update, I also allowed ...