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x64????

Guest — Tue, 20 May 2008 09:47:48 GMT

It would be very nice it the tool could also figure out if the app would run successfully on a x64 platform (e.g. check for x86 drivers and 16 bit components). Does anyone know if such a tool exists?

Before 2007 Microsoft had 30-40 internal users of Terminal Server

Guest — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 04:26:14 GMT

An interesting point in the whitepaper, is that before the W2K8 TS Pilot Microsoft only had 30-40 internal users of Terminal Server. In 2007 they had 2114 internal users using Terminal Server more than 10 times a month.

Perhaps this explains why development of TS has been a litte slow (if your users is not using a service they are not going to demand that it be made better).

It would be cool to know how Citrix uses XenApp internally, if they have the same small number of users on XenApp it could perhaps explain why Citrix buys so much new technology instead of improving its old products.

Another interesting point in the whitepaper is that they recommend third-party products if your NLB-cluster need more than 1500 connections at the same time. Who should Microsoft buy to replace their NLB-stack and make it more scalable?

Link to how MS uses Terminal Services as a scalable remote access solution

Guest — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 12:15:07 GMT

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f7af4775-2755-4f73-9275-975ec815a78e&DisplayLang=en

A little Kool-Aid from Microsoft, but still informative.

Dynamic Screen Resizing, oh really

Guest — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 18:09:46 GMT

I cannot find how to make this work! I find what looks like a control in the lower right hand corner, but this only allows me to shrink the already small desktop (5 x 7), not resize it to be larger.