Optimizing a crappy web application using Citrix Netscaler

So I have had the pleasure of setting up optimizing of a crappy web application over the last couple of days. This particular web application had the following properties Bound to port 8080 401 based Authentication enabled URL Absolutes Alot of jibber in the Code Default page is hardcoded to a specific URL (Which we …

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Deep dive Framehawk (From a networking perspective)

Well Citrix has released Framehawk with support for both enterprise WLAN and remote access using Netscaler. In order to setup Framehawk for remote access you need to basically one thing (Enable DTLS) and of course SSL certificate rebound) DTLS is an TLS extenstion on UDP. So basically means that Framehawk is a UDP protocol. So …

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New Azure backup “agent”

Today I was notified of a new Azure backup agent which was released on Azure and on the download center. As of recently Microsoft did not have support for backing up on-premises Sharepoint, SQL, Exchange, Hyper-V and Azure Backup was limited to files and folders. Now if we go into the Azure portal we can …

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Intune application management policies and multi-identity

I just published two videos (pretty short ones) to show the Intune capabilities on application management policies and applications which support multiple identities such as OneDrive, where one policy can apply for corporate accounts but not for personal accounts. The videos also show managed browser capabilities and that data which is viewed or opened within …

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MVP award 2015, Azure!

Well it is that time of the year again, and MVP renewal for my part is 1th October. For the last two years I have been an MVP for ECM (Enterprise Client Management) but since much of my focus has been on Azure for the last 1,5 year I felt that is was time for …

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Moving forward with Nvidia GRID on Microsoft Azure

At AzureCon, Microsoft announced that they were partnering with Nvidia in order to deliver their GRID 2.0 architetucture on Azure. This will allow customers to easily access heavy GPU power within Microsoft Azure, and this is then most likely like other virtual machines in Azure be available at pr minute cost. This NVIDIA grid architecture …

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