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 […]
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yeah, you’re right, the title of this article should make you laugh, and with good reason: it should be easy to shut down your PC, right? Well, Windows 8 makes it a little more confusing. Here’s how to do it if you haven’t figured it out already. Shutting Down or Rebooting Your Windows 8 PC
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So, Im guessing most have tried the windows 8 beta now ? 🙂 I am so far impressed with the new features that are implemented. Still things could change before the final release. I thought I would take a quick walk trough on the windows 8 server remote desktop services installation. To start the installation
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Yesterday Microsoft released the beta for Windows 8, including Windows 8 server. I’ve been curious too see what improvements Microsoft has done to the server platform. And Since I’ve mostly certified in Microsoft Server products, I have another round to go with certifications when they are released. I am particular interested in what improvements Microsoft
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During the last day, Microsoft has posted alot of good documentation regarding Windows 8. Both the server edition and the regular edtion. Microsoft has also posted alot of technical documentation regarding windows 8 server roles. But its all located on different places so I’ve decided to post the lot here for easier access 🙂 Windows
Just a quick post regarding Windows 8 on vmware workstation. I just downloaded the windows 8 server beta and I was trying to boot the ISO from vmware workstation 7. But then I recived a sad face HAL error The reason for this is mostly because I was using vmware workstation 7. So potensial fixes.
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This is a bit of an ugly homemade fix, but its quite useable 🙂 If you have a simple Citrix setup without Access Gateway or Netscaler there is no good way to filter who gets in from what & where. (Of course you can use Load Evaluators to filter based on ip-ranges and such, and
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For those that don’t have merchandising server it is possible to control what version of Citrix Reciver users have trough the web interface (Not for all clients f.eks iOS and Android ) Those have to get theirs at the market/marketplace. PS: This is for Webinterface 5.4 ( Xenapp 6.5) On the web interface server open C:inetpubwwwrootCitrixXenAppconfwebinterface.conf
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With Microsoft RDS its hard to manage a large infrastucture since you need to manage each server individually. If you have Citrix you have a single console to do everything. But with Windows you have one server that has the Web-interface, you have one server that has the load-balancing role ( broker ) and then you
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A feature that I hold dear in SCCM 2012 is the Role Based Access Control, in previous versions (2007) there were no good way to control permissions in 1 site. Now in 2012 its much easier to assign permissions to a group or user in the SCCM console. For those that don’t know what RBAC
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