The last two days I spend building a PoC for RES Workspace Manager for a customer with 2800 workstations and a Citrix environment, one of the acceptance requirements for this PoC was the ability to use mandatory profiles and save certain settings. Because of the nature of mandatory profiles RES Workspace Manager can be used to store user settings to the user home folder so the next time a user logs on these settings are restored.
Archive for February 8, 2011
Mandatory profiles and RES Workspace Manager
Category: Microsoft, Workspace Manager |
Tags: Drive mapping, Mandatory, Microsoft, Printers, Profile
Windows 2003 Terminal Server hangs on reboot
One of our customers had a problem with Windows 2003 Terminal Servers that would hang on a grey screen before the logon prompt after a reboot, one of my colleagues got tsdiag.exe from Microsoft in order to diagnose the problem. After some research we discovered that the problem was resolved when the following reg keys are set:
Change CDrom drive letter with PowerShell
Here’s just a little Powershell script to change the CDrom drive letter to another drive letter, most customers use a standardized drive letter for this type of drive.
Category: Automation Manager, Microsoft |
Tags: Automation Manager, Microsoft, Powershell, RES Software
Citrix XenApp and Cisco WAAS
I recently made a design for a Citrix XenApp 6 farm that had to comply with the Cisco WAAS solution the customer had in place. This image is from the Cisco WAAS website to clarify the set-up (although this is about XenDesktop, it uses the same principals).
Hello (virtual) world!
This is my first post on my new config, this is where I’ll be gathering my thoughts and solutions on problems of which I run in to in my work as technical consultant on Application Delivery.
