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Now, in the last previous posts I’ve posted most of the new features related to Windows 8. At last I have some new features that I forgot that ill post here. Remote Desktop version 8 Not sure what enhancements this gives yet, except that you have the ability to RDP client to automaticly adjust the

In the first post, I went trough alot of the powershell commands avaliable in Windows 8, in this post ill write about whats new of features and such. Lets start with the obvious new features. NIC TEAMING ( Which I also went trough in my previous post) Allows you to team 2 Network interface cards for

This might be a long post. So ill try to split it up where I think it should. The post will cover whats new in networking in windows 8 including Hyper-V. Also how you can manage your network via powershell. In Windows 8 Server, you can manage (mostly)everything from Powershell. In previous versions of Windows

This is going to be a quick post, since I see from my site statistics that many that come ot this site is actually searching for this quick change. When a user logs onto a Xenapp webinterface (if its configued to) users have to type their domainusername & passord  to login. If you are in

When you install Citrix Xenapp with the default settings, the XML Service Broker will listen on port 80 by default. Usually this is the easiest way, since most ACLs/firewalls have port 80 open, but in case you want to change it, this is how. The XML Broker is the ‘point of contact’ in your presentation

As an active certification taker, Its getting harder and harder to stay ahead of the new releases.Since many have an expiration date of 3 years, and some are just replaced with new versions. So far this year I’ve taken:CCA Xenapp 6.5 (Which I plan to build further with CCAA) CCNA Security  (Which I plan to build