The question has been asked for decades: "When is Microsoft Remote Desktop Services (RDS) enough, and when do I need Citrix?" I posed this question last month to a group that should have all the ...

A couple of things; first likeNulls said Microsoft RDP is the reasonable alternative to Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop and second Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop is the best solution. I'm guessing for the size of ...

Software from Citrix that provides a thin client, multiuser environment for Windows servers. Formerly WinFrame Server, MetaFrame Server and Presentation Server, Citrix developed this software years ...

We are putting together a new XenApp 6 farm with 6 new servers running 2008R2, but until it is fully tested and ready I have to make my 3+ year old farm keep working. It has been having issues, and I ...

Used to be, when you thought of thin client computing, you had only two choices: Microsoft Terminal Services and Citrix MetaFrame. Microsoft Terminal Services sufficed for smaller installations, while ...

Microsoft and Citrix revealed on Friday last week that Microsoft was dropping its Azure RemoteApp service, and its replacement would be coming from Citrix in the form of something currently named ...

In testing, we found Citrix leads the pack in terms of overall flexibility, although its vast feature sets can increase support burdens. If price-be-damned and you really want the venerable Full Meal ...

Ericom Software, a provider of application access and virtualization solutions, announced it is offering a beta version of AccessNow for Citrix, now part of Ericom's HTML5 RDP client product family.

Citrix XenApp isn't right for every infrastructure, but with the addition of features like application streaming (which arrived in version 4.5) and VM-hosted applications (newly available in XenApp 5 ...

Bottom Line Citrix XenApp 5 Feature Pack 2, the latest version of Citrix’s flagship application virtualization product, offers a host of new features to ease both user and administrative interactions.