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Articles & Tutorials for March, 2006

How to deploy applications to your Terminal Server

Date - Mar 30, 2006

Author - Wilco van Bragt

Section - Articles & Tutorials / Scripting

In the article Terminal Server Environment Basic Concepts I already described the basic concepts/rules necessary to have a stable and controllable Terminal Server Infrastructure. Two of the described concepts in that article are chronology of the installation order and the 100% “equality” of all the servers in the Farm. To accomplish this you should use silent setups and a deploy mechanism to install applications on your servers. In this article we are going to detail how to install and deploy those applications with the above mentioned concepts in mind.

Bandwidth Management: Part 3 ? Guaranteeing and Protecting ICA/RDP on LAN/WAN

Date - Mar 28, 2006

Author - Andy Jones

Section - Articles & Tutorials / Performance

Bandwidth Management is one of the biggest challenges we face as server based computing engineers. This article is the third and final in a short series about Bandwidth Management. In this article we will look at third-party solutions for protecting and guaranteeing the bandwidth required for session performance as it applies to LAN and WAN traffic.

Creating a Terminal Service Pilot Deployment Program

Date - Mar 22, 2006

Author - Brien M. Posey

Section - Articles & Tutorials / General

If you have spent much time on this Web site, then you probably know that if properly deployed, the Terminal Services can greatly ease a network’s administrative burden, and can be a huge cost saver for a company. In spite of its many benefits, switching all of the users in the company from a client/server deployment to a thin client deployment is a big undertaking. In this article, I will discuss how to go about performing a pilot deployment for your new thin client environment.

Securing Your Terminal/Citrix Servers with The Security Configuration Wizard

Date - Mar 16, 2006

Author - Michel Roth

Section - Articles & Tutorials / Security

Terminal/Citrix environments by their very nature allow interactive access to their servers. Interactive access to a server also happens to be the Valhalla in hackerland. Seems like you’re stuck between a rock and a hard place, right? There’s only one thing to do: secure those servers! One of the tools you should use to secure your servers is the Security Configuration Wizard.

Understanding Terminal Server/Citrix Licensing Models

Date - Mar 14, 2006

Author - Stefan Vermeulen

Section - Articles & Tutorials / Licensing

A lot has been said in the past about the licensing models of Terminal Server and Citrix. Interpreting the exact results of certain choices may not always be fully clear beforehand. This article will help you understand and give you some tips along the way.

MUI in a Terminal Services World

Date - Mar 07, 2006

Author - Cláudio Rodrigues

Section - Articles & Tutorials / General

This articles describes what MUI (Multilingual User Interface) is and the main reasons why it is a must on corporate environments dealing with multiple language requirements.

Designing and Implementing Effective Disaster Recovery Strategies with Citrix Technology Part 2: The Strategy

Date - Mar 02, 2006

Author - Paul Stansel

Section - Articles & Tutorials / General

While we as administrators often spend a considerable amount of time planning our production environment, Disaster Recovery issues with complex Citrix environments remain the weak point of many installations. This three-part article will focus on effective disaster recovery strategies for organizations of any size.