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Posts in category Citrix

Dead-End?

May 17, 2013 ~ Written by allan ~ Leave a Comment
It occurred to me some time ago that life is like a multi-lane highway that starts as a 24 lane road when you’re born, and then you slowly starts to lose lanes as you get older. It probably drops to 16 lanes while you’re going to school and then steadily diminishes by life, politics, the law and so on. Eventually it leads to a sin [...]
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Pano Logic has something new

May 16, 2013 ~ Written by allan ~ Leave a Comment
Pano Logic has something new Pano Logic, one of our preferred vendors has just released Generation 2 of their amazing Zero client cube. What makes their products unique is that they don’t have a CPU, RAM or firmware in their cubes, yes they really are maintenance free and a ZERO compared to their zero client competitors that really aren’t true zeros.  The Pan [...]
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Why a firewall appliance make sense i...

May 07, 2013 ~ Written by allan ~ Leave a Comment
One of the nice things about virtualization is that the concept of appliances came into being, in the same way that a refrigerator is a single purpose device to keep foods cold. And a microwave gets things hot, fast, virtual server appliance are single purpose piece of software that can be installed on a virtual host, aka server with VMware, [...]
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Are two heads better than one?

May 04, 2013 ~ Written by allan ~ Leave a Comment
No, this isn’t about people’s heads, but about identical enterprise class servers that virtualize the desktops, and why two may be better than one. As you may know, trying to get a single server to provide a 100 working desktops is challenging. The weakest link in any chain will determine how strong that chain is. In a virtual ser [...]
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Libraries and gateway appliances, the...

May 01, 2013 ~ Written by allan ~ Leave a Comment
Libraries with Internet accessible computer networks are in an awkward position – they have to provide Internet access but must make sure that certain sites are blocked. The problem is that blocking them takes time and effort, and slip-ups occur. One of the remarkable fringe benefits of VDI and the required server running in the corner [...]
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