A very clear article form Helge Klein, about Windows 7 IPv6 in Enterprise environments. Enable or disable, that’s the question!
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A short demonstration of the very cool ”Profile Update Utility” (PuU) included in the Virtual Engine Toolkit (VET) injecting registry files into a Windows 7 mandatory profile quickly and easily. More information can be found at: http://virtualengine.co.uk/ For the second time now, I came across a customer scenario where RES Workspace Manager User Settings (on a global level) is configured to preserve and apply Windows Control Panel settings. During logon of a Windows 7 session the RES WM Splashscreen delays for a minute or more on loading these control panel settings. You launch a published desktop and wait for the idle timeout to disconnect the current session. If you launch the published desktop, then instead of reconnecting to the disconnected desktop session a new session is created on a different server. There is more than one XenApp 5.0 server with load balanced published desktop. There Well, that’s pretty easy and can be very usefull: rundll32.exe user32.dll, LockWorkStation (Windows) Sysinternals is a great collection of tools for troubleshooting purposes. On a regular basis new versions of tools are released. This “What’s new” (July 2011) includes a new version of Process Explorer and an easy link (Sysinternals Live) to a list view of all the available tools. Process Explorer 15.0 This major update to Process If you install XenApp 6 on a Windows Server 2008 R2 with Service Pack 1, after successful configuration, you might receive an event entry every time the server reboots that indicates that the filter driver ctxaltstr cannot start “File no found”. Without Service Pack 1, this filter driver is starting! Recently Citrix released a new tool KeepMeLoggedIn on their blog http://blogs.citrix.com/2011/06/02/keepmeloggedin/. This tool will be added to the next version op XenApp as a feature, see for more information http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX128579. I investigated the new Citrix tool KeepMeLoggedIn in an environment where also RES Workspace Manager is active. First a little explanation about the tool without Microsoft Windows operates on multiple processor architectures, most notably x86 and x64. User data and configuration settings are stored in a user profile. This user profile includes COM registration, file and registry virtualization information, application settings, and well-known folder locations which may differ from 32-bt and 64-bit versions of Windows. The differences can create ** Proudly presenting: I’ve reported this issue together with Citrix Support to Microsoft, now there is a fix available, cool! ** Consider the following scenario: You create a Terminal Services session to a terminal server that is running Windows Server 2008. You connect to more than 100 print queues in the Terminal Services session. You try |
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