Virtualization by Davis: “users do not have the ability to refresh or load applications on Terminal service logins” plus 6 more

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• users do not have the ability to refresh or load applications on Terminal service logins
• Gartner Data Center Conference 2012 - 12/3/2012
• Gartner Symposium 2012 - 10/21/2012
• VMworld 2012 - 8/26/2012
• Appcelerator Enables Scalable Mobile Back-ends with Red Hat OpenShift PaaS
• Release: VKernel vOPS Server Enterprise 6.6.2
• Geek Speak Virtual: The Experts Debate the Consumerization of IT - 8/16/2012

users do not have the ability to refresh or load applications on Terminal service logins Posted: 02 Aug 2012 05:59 PM PDT I have set the same Group Policies for local logon as I did on the terminal servers. When I log into the terminal server as an admin. I have all the options to refresh and load. See below. Here are my images and my setting s in GP\Registry We are running Server 2008 R2 64 bit Microsoft Application Virtualization Client (64-bit)/Client Interfacehide Policy Setting Comment (0x0) False (0x1) True: 'Refresh Applications' menu item is displayed" gpmc_settingname="Tray: show refresh" gpmc_settingpath="Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/Microsoft Application Virtualization Client (64-bit)/Client Interface" gpmc_supported="" href="">Tray: show refresh Enabled Time in seconds that the tray will display success messages 3 Policy Setting Comment Tray Visibility Show Tray always Microsoft Application Virtualization Client (64-bit)/Communicationhide Policy Setting Comment Application Source Root Path  rtsp://myserver.ssbcusa.local Policy Setting Comment AutoLoad Triggers Load on Login, Launch or Refresh Thank you! Paul Duramaxster This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now

Gartner Data Center Conference 2012 - 12/3/2012 Posted: 02 Dec 2012 08:59 PM PST Gartner Data Center Conference 2012 - 12/3/2012 Update feed preferences Products & Solutions | Support | Communities | News | Events | My Citrix (c) 2012 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

Gartner Symposium 2012 - 10/21/2012 Posted: 20 Oct 2012 09:59 PM PDT Gartner Symposium 2012 - 10/21/2012 Update feed preferences Products & Solutions | Support | Communities | News | Events | My Citrix (c) 2012 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

VMworld 2012 - 8/26/2012 Posted: 25 Aug 2012 09:59 PM PDT VMworld 2012 - 8/26/2012 Update feed preferences Products & Solutions | Support | Communities | News | Events | My Citrix (c) 2012 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

Appcelerator Enables Scalable Mobile Back-ends with Red Hat OpenShift PaaS Posted: 01 Aug 2012 09:00 PM PDT Cloud Computing Team

Release: VKernel vOPS Server Enterprise 6.6.2 Posted: 02 Aug 2012 09:41 AM PDT On July 31, VKernel Corporation, announced the release of vOPS Server Enterprise 6.6.2, in its new feature set is included a new self-learning analytics that allows virtual administrators to deploy dynamic thresholding. VKernel Corporation, founded in 2007, acquired by Quest in November 2011, offers performance and capacity management products for VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V virtualized infrastructures, and virtual appliances for managing virtual server environments. The new self-learning analytics allows to determine precisely the normality or abnormality of resource usage patterns,in VM CPU, memory, storage and disk I/O utilization. Therefore adding Dynamic thresholding gives the opportunity to analyse consumption of resources and to remove performances issues that could happen in a virtual environment. As Alex Rosemblat, Product Marketing Manager at VKernel, writes on the Vkernel Virtualization Management Blog: Dynamic thresholding is powered by the IntelliProfile self-learning analytics engine, which has been deployed in many Quest products to assess abnormalities in utilization for specific type of applications. Now, IntelliProfile will analyze resource utilization in VMs and hosts. Specifically, dynamic thresholding makes use of these self-learning analytics to understand the "normal" range of VM resource usage in a virtual environment. Because every environment can be vastly different, these analytics observe consumption of resources over a period of time to understand usage. For example, if a VM displays high CPU utilization on the same day each week, these analytics "learn" that this is a usual occurrence and will consider this to be the baseline utilization, dynamically setting warning thresholds differently for this day. As a result, this VM would be considered to have a high CPU utilization performance issue only if the CPU utilization is vastly higher than usual for this specific day of the week. Through this method, "abnormal" behavior for resource usage is dynamically determined and false positives can be removed for behavior that is shown to be typical. More about IntelliProfile is specified in their press release: Dynamic Thresholding Bolsters Multi-Analytic Approach in vOPS Server Product Line vOPS Server Enterprise 6.6.2 features dynamic thresholding for VM resource utilization by enabling the IntelliProfile self-learning analytics engine. IntelliProfile is a mature technology featured in other Quest products to detect abnormalities in usage in applications such as Microsoft SQL Server. Dynamic thresholding will complement existing analytic types within vOPS Server Enterprise such as threshold-based alarms and accelerated growth alarms to expand the total number of issue types that can be detected by the vOPS Server product line. Labels: Release, VKernel

Geek Speak Virtual: The Experts Debate the Consumerization of IT - 8/16/2012 Posted: 15 Aug 2012 09:59 PM PDT Geek Speak Virtual: The Experts Debate the Consumerization of IT - 8/16/2012 Update feed preferences Products & Solutions | Support | Communities | News | Events | My Citrix (c) 2012 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

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