So been spending a couple of days now troubleshooting a enviroment where external users “sometimes” had issues with connecting (which was completely random) and getting the 1110 and 1030 error messages and also that Wyze thin clients had issues (sometimes) as well. There was only an issue on the specific hosts which were creating […]
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As part of the latest release from Citrix Netscaler V11, there was an interesting feature added to the firmware. Which in essence allows ut to add a NO-IP Virtual AAA server, which allow us to add multiple resources lets say behind a CSW vServer where we only use one VIP. This is part of the
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Today Nutanix announced their list of Nutanix Technology Champions for 2016, and I am honored to be among the people on the list. Nutanix is doing alot of cool things, and alot more to come http://next.nutanix.com/t5/Nutanix-Connect-Blog/Welcome-to-the-2016-Nutanix-Technology-Champions/ba-p/6382?utm_content=buffer05396&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer I am delighted to announce the 2016 group of Nutanix Technology Champions. This year has seen enormous demand from
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From time to time we need to setup load balancing to a SSL based service or when setting up connection to a secure Storefront (which is the default) there is one thing that alot of people are missing from the config when setting up, which results in wierd issues or getting SSL handshake errors from
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So I got a question earlier today, if it was possible to load balance a specific port range within Netscaler. Now by default we cannot specify a port range when setting up a load balanced vServer or setting up services. In order to ensure that traffic from a specific endpoint going to the same backend
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Myself being quite in the starting phase of software-defined networking and all the different network virtuliazation technologies out there, I thought I would do a summurization between the largest different vendors in this market. What differenciates them (from a protocol perspective) and why on earth would we use them ? First of, network virtualization is
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So the last couple of days I have tried to wrap my head around Direct NFS support which is coming in Veeam v9. The cool thing about this feature is that Veeam has a custom built NFS agent, which will go directly to the NFS share (only needs READ access) and export the snapshot data
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Just a small post about what I have been busy with lately For those who have been following me on Twitter/LinkedIn/Blog notice that I from time to time blog about Netscaler which kinda has become my little baby.Anyhow… 2 years back I started working on my second book for Packt Publishing called Netscaler VPX, which
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Framehawk and Thinwire – It’s all about the numbers Recently me and Mikael @mikael_modin attended a Citrix User Group Conference in Norway, where Mikael held a session regarding when and when to use Framehawk, you can read his entire blogpost here –> http://bit.ly/1PV3104 and I have already done some details regarding Framehawk from a networking
Putting ThinWire and Framehawk to the test! Read More »
Now earlier this week, Microsoft released their enterprise data protection feature within Microsoft Intune. I have blogged about this earlier here –> https://msandbu.wordpress.com/2015/05/30/whats-actually-new-in-windows-10/ But it is a security feature which allows us to filter data based upon if it is private data or buisness data. We will be able to define 4 different levels of
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