UPDATE 2. SEPTEMBER 2014! I’ve received updated information about this topic from NVidia and Citrix, so this is a completely rewritten blogpost. With Nvidia and Citrix Xenserver vGPU, a GPU Continue Reading →
UPDATED INFO HERE: http://virtexperience.com/2014/03/10/an-update-about-my-experience-with-pvs/ In my previous blogpost I’m describing how the PVS 7.1 new Cache to Ram with overflow to disk does not give you any more IOPS than cache Continue Reading →
UPDATED INFO HERE: http://virtexperience.com/2014/03/10/an-update-about-my-experience-with-pvs/ Everyone trying to use Provisioning Services with hyper-v knows that there is one big issue. Hyper-V does not support PXE boot on synthetic NIC. To work around Continue Reading →
Got this from here: http://blogs.technet.com/b/danstolts/archive/2011/04/02/how-to-expand-and-extend-to-increase-capacity-on-a-virtual-hard-disk-the-easy-and-fast-way-solve-the-problem-of-out-of-disk-space-on-drive-c-forever.aspx First, if you have subversions of the PVS disk, merge it to a new base and then rename the new vhd, pvp and lok file. Continue Reading →
When working with HDX3D and HDX3DPRO you will probably need to more than 2 cpu’s on a XenDesktop VM and more than 4 cpu’s on a XenApp VM. To work Continue Reading →
I recently had the pleasure of doing several upgrades from XS6.02 to XS6.1 with XenApp Vm’s provisioned with PVS 6.1. Here are some of the issues we had during the Continue Reading →
When running Citrix Provisioning devices on Hyper-V, you are limited to use Legacy 100Mbit NIC adapter at boot, even when booting from an ISO file. To be successful with the Continue Reading →
If you want to take benefit of cheap RAM to boost your XenApp servers to extreme speed, you may use Citrix Provisioning Services Continue Reading →
Inspired by the AutoCPS update script by http://www.thomaskoetzing.de I created this powershell script to download all hotfixes for Citrix Products by using the hotfix RSS feeds. This scrip does not Continue Reading →
For so long I wanted to be able to run change logon /enable or /disable but on a remote server. I know there are several ways to work around this, Continue Reading →