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Lee Wynne | May 31st, 2008 | Continued

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Enterprise, Citrix & VMware Consultant. Technical Author, Technical Project Management, Solution Design, Integration and Delivery. I currently work for app.delivery (www.applicationdelivery.co.uk) and for Multiple Award Winning Citrix Platinum Partner, Point to Point Ltd in the UK, prior to joining Point to Point Ltd I was the European Application Delivery Manager at HJ Heinz Co Ltd. I have been lucky enough to have worked with Citrix technology since the introduction of Winframe and I started on VMware with version 2 of ESX

Citrix Unveils Dazzle and Other Desktop Virtualization Advances at Synergy Show

The string of new desktop-related products Citrix Systems is announcing at its user show in Las Vegas this week may elate some customers. But its rhetoric about continuing to compete with VMware in server virtualization and cloud computing could confuse others, and even overshadow the real, mostly free client software that should be the focus of attention, analysts say.

Citrix, the leading player in desktop and application virtualization, will announce three major new applications this week at its Synergy conference.

The first is Dazzle, an iTunes-like front end for the desktop client of Citrix’ Xenapp application virtualization server.

Dazzle is designed to be as attractive and easy to use as iTunes or any other Web-based consumer application, according to Wes Wasson, chief marketing officer of Citrix Systems, who briefed the press and analysts by phone Monday.

Read the full article at source here

 

How to back up your Virtual Machines on ESXi

Have you been waiting (like me) for esXpress to release their latest backup solution that will support ESXi?  

 

Well, it looks like a few scripts have popped up on the VMware forums that provide this much needed functionality.

 

Below are the links,  I have yet to test any of these.

 

Best Practices for Hosting SAP GUI on Citrix XenApp

My experience has taught me that SAP GUI is a pretty damn important application to deliver through Citrix XenApp, so you have got to get it right first time.  In some environments I have even seen it suffer from memory leaks and totally deplete the kernel of resource.

 

Here is a pretty comprehensive article from Citrix outlining  the best practices for implementing SAP GUI on Citrix Xenapp, both installing (no! don’t do it!) or virtualizing and streaming.