This is a quick post, but Citrix has published a workaround for the trouble they have with Netsacler loosing connectivity on Vmware with the latest update. You can find the workaround here –> http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX200278 This is only until Citrix manage to fix the issue and includes it in a newer build of Netscaler
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So there is alot happening at Microsoft these days. I’ve had trouble my self keeping track what has happend the last weeks or so. Therefore I decided to write this blog to just get an overview myself what’s happend. Microsoft and Dell launch Cloud Platform Suitehttp://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/products/cloud-platform-system/ Azure: D-series virtual machine instanceshttps://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/new-d-series-of-azure-vms-with-60-faster-cpus-more-memory-and-local-ssd-disks Azure: Network security Groups,
So alot is happeing with Netscaler these days. So this is a quick post to tell abit about what is happening. 1: Netscaler appliance in coming in Azure. There is now ETA to when this is coming but this is really important to Citrix workloads. I’m also guessing that this is because of Citrix Workspace
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So yesterday I held a session at Citrix User Group in norway regarding Netscaler and performance tuning, not so much I can really say about performance tuning in 45 minutes but I think I managed alright. The agenda on my list was * TCP profiles, Multipath TCP, Path MTU* SSL profiles and tuning* Autonegotitation and
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In many cases you would need to establish a site-2-site VPN connection between different subscribtions in Microsoft Azure, now this is a pretty simple process in Azure and can be easily done using the management portal. Example: We have 2 vNETs configured in Microft Azure within the same region (Note that this does not consume
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QUICK NOTE: Microsoft just updated its support matrix for Lync 2013 (Finally) Where Netscaler is listed as supported for Reverse Proxy and for Load balancing –> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dn788945 You can also read the deployment guide for Netscaler and Lync here –> http://www.citrix.com/content/dam/citrix/en_us/documents/partner-documents/microsoft-lync-2013-citrix-netscaler-deployment-guide.pdf
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Alot is happening these days, and I am not standing still. So therefore I wanted to list my speaking events in the upcoming future. Citrix User Group in Norway is having a boat-trip in the end of October –> http://cugtech.no/?page_id=766 (If you are working with Citrix this is an excellent oppurtunity to learn more) Here
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Earlier today, Google published a article regaring how hackers can exploit a vulnerability in the SSL 3.0 protocol. Which you can read more about here –> http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.no/2014/10/this-poodle-bites-exploiting-ssl-30.html You can also read more about the specific attack in detail here –> https://www.openssl.org/~bodo/ssl-poodle.pdf Microsoft recommends that you disable SSL 3.0 using Group Policy on Windows Computer, since
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today is the day! Citrix annonced earlier today a new enhacement release for Netscaler Gateway which allows us to use Netscaler Gateway together with Content Switching. This means that we can have a Gateway vServer together with content switching policy. So when we create a Netscaler gateway together with content switching we need to define
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Earlier I’ve discucced a bit on Software defined storage and how this is an growing market with new vendors appearing all the time. Some of the concept behind SDS is the ability to move features that have previously only been available to the hardware solutions into the software stack. http://msandbu.wordpress.com/2014/05/20/software-defined-storage-and-delivering-performance/ Now as I mentioned there
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