I leave you with a post of a curious thing that happened to me this week in a client, in a multi-domain environment with a two-way trust relationship, we have a XenApp community 7.6 where we have deployed several VDA servers in one domain and in the other to manage the applications of two different companies from a central point.
Very good!!! I am proud to know that I have been nominated as a guardian angel by the guys from Pandora FMS! I put this little post so that you can at least vote for the Blog that has gotten you out of trouble the most, you have many great ones and of course, A pleasure to see my face between them!!! Dedicate a minute to him please,
How lately I've been quite a liadete, I'll leave you some quality in return: a post by the great Oscar Mas!!! I would like to show you one of the possible systems that exist, to be able to balance the HTTPS requests that are made to our StoreFront. This functionality is quite simple to implement and can be given to us by NLB (Network Load Balancing) Microsoft's.
I'm Oscar Mas and sometimes, We can see different products that make our lives easier, when delivering applications to our XenDesktop-based desktop servers. Some are well known such as Microsoft's APP-V, which has seamless integration with XenDesktop. Others are not as well-known as might be the case with VMWare App Volumes. But one of the best systems for delivering applications from our XenDesktop servers, is XenDesktop itself. The idea is to deliver applications from a XenDesktop Delivery Group to a XenDesktop Delivery Group, which simply gives us the desks.
I'm Oscar Mas and I want to show you how a DFS replication would be carried out (DFS-R), which replicates the data between two servers and one of them will be responsible for managing user access to resources. These types of systems are ideal for replicating the data of our XenDesktop users.
I'm Oscar Mas and when we implemented a system based on XenDesktop, working with DFS Namespace is a must (DFS-N). What this Microsoft Role allows us, is to be able to manage different Storages, creating a single point of access through our DFS-N in a transparent manner, without having to know exactly where the data is located.
I'm Oscar Mas and when we deployed a StoreFront 3.X, by default, when users access the system, the “Favorites”. This can confuse the end user, since it can't find your apps or desktop.
Hello I'm Oscar Mas on occasions, we may find that when implementing the UPM system in a XenDesktop environment, over time and based on various characteristics, We can observe that the loading of the profile becomes excessively slow and this causes despair to the end users. We will always recommend you to enable the redirection of certain folders through Citrix policies in addition to certain paths that we put in this post!
I'm Oscar Mas and I want to show you how to implement a Mirror system with Witness based on Microsoft SQL Server, which is a perfect and recommended example to have our XenDesktop database in high availability. In this way we will be able to have a mirror with Microsoft SQL failover.
Finally back to the routine, A long and more than enjoyable vacation is over, So we resume everything pending! We are back with excellent news. Citrix recently released the 3.0 StoreFront with great and new features! Among them a new user interface that is assimilated to the app stores, unifying the user experience across all Receiver clients and being able to customize these interfaces more easily!
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