January 2017

Traffic Domains vs Admin partitions vs VXLAN for IP segmentation

I’ve previosly written about Admin Partitions on Netscaler, which allows us to logical seperate the NetScaler into multiple partitions which allows for instance departments to manage each of their applications within their own part of the NetScaler. This allows to safeguard from unwarranted configuration changes for instance.  You can read a bit more about admin …

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Remote Desktop 2.0 Moving end user computing to the cloud!

So this is my tagline for my session at NIC CONF 2017 http://www.nicconf.com/remote-desktop-v20 But since its a large subject, I also decided to write about it as well. With the uprise of Cloud, it provides customers which a large opportunity in terms of choice when it comes to modernizing the way we can provide desktops …

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NetScaler and basic functions, status of vServers and ICMP ARP operations

Sometimes when setting up a new NetScaler and migrating virtual servers from an old one to another, it is quite often that one might forget to disable or shutdown older vServers. Now NetScaler has features to disable different network settings, so this post I want to explain what each option does. In a layer 2 …

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Deploy NetScaler Gateway VPN profile using Microsoft Intune

So with the upcoming integration between Intune and NetScaler I decided to take a look at some of the possiblities that are here with the latest build.  I’ve blogged a bit about it before that Intune and NetScaler now supports Conditional Access to web applications, but Intune also supports VPN profile deployment to Citrix NetScaler …

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