Day: January 21, 2009

Using BgInfo

BgInfo is the typical utility of a lifetime (By the way, of course, by Sysinternals) that can help us to clarify our lives a little, especially if we are in large environments and we do not know which server we are logging into, or to make demos or courses and for students to clearly see on which server we are. It is a fully parameterizable application in which it will show us a lot of information about the computer where it runs. We can configure it to display on screen (Combined with the wallpaper) The name of the team, your IP address, operating system, Service Pack Level, Boot Time, CPU Type, Gateway, Netmask, DNS servers, DHCP server, Free disk space, Hard Drives Available, Internet Explorer version, domain to which it belongs, domain controller that validated you, RAM, Network Card, Network speed, Equipment Type, User in use, […]

Using GOURAMI FASe in XenApp Environments

This utility (for a fee) will allow us to perform many tasks more comfortably or at least faster than through Citrix XenApp consoles. The other day I needed to change three parameters in almost 500 Published Applications, in the face of that we are sold out and we cannot do 'anything' in principle. Or we get into DB level (never) or we are looking for some utility that will make our lives easier, In this case, it is even cheaper for the customer to acquire this application than to pay for our hours, since 'only’ slope 100$. Even so, we can download it from its official website and be able to execute all the tasks in DEMO mode (that is, with restrictions) in www.gourami.eu. FASe is from the manufacturer GOURAMI and is a package of applications: – Published Applications Utility – PAU: Allows you to modify any configuration to all Citrix published applications in bulk. – Farm Documentor: Generate a […]