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  • New Secure Global Desktop Blog

    Found this new blog by a Sun Partner focusing on Virtual Desktops. Looks like it is going to be a good one. Read More...
    Published Sep 28 2007 by Think Thin , 38 views, 0 comments

  • SRSS 4.0 Add-ons

    I have put together a set of handy add-on packages for SRSS 4.0. These are easy to install and automatically configured components which deliver typically desired features. The current set of Add-ons include: Remote Control Toolkit - Remote Control functions...
    Published Sep 28 2007 by Think Thin , 59 views, 0 comments

  • Virtual Desktop Webcast

    If you missed the excellent live webcast featuring both VMWare and Sun on our Virtual Desktop solution, you can watch a replay here . Read More...
    Published Sep 28 2007 by Think Thin , 38 views, 0 comments

  • OS and Client Security FUD

    CLAIM: What really provides virus protection for the Sun Ray is the lack of viruses written for it. Sun Ray has an OS on par with Embedded Linux. Perhaps the other side of the coin is that the Sun Ray was designed with security in mind and that the protocol...
    Published Sep 28 2007 by Think Thin , 46 views, 0 comments

  • Stateless FUD

    CLAIM: We are stateless too! All RDP or Citrix Connections are stateless! This is all about how you choose to define statelessness. To Sun and many of our customers who deal with highly sensitive data, being stateless means only transient, cached state...
    Published Sep 27 2007 by Think Thin , 42 views, 0 comments

  • Protocol FUD

    CLAIM: The optional UDP protocol requires a DHCP server to be accessible to the Sun Rays, and also uses custom DHCP tags to locate the Sun Ray Server. This enables Sun Rays to be installed without requiring any local configuration or setup of the client...
    Published Sep 27 2007 by Think Thin , 24 views, 0 comments

  • Citrix releases updated Solaris x86 ICA client

    I have three things to say: 1) Finally 2) Thank you Citrix! (and our mutual customers thank you as well!) 3) Game Freaking On! A couple of notes: Smart card authentication does not work with SRSS 4 U2 and PCSC-Lite 1.0. Sun is working on that. Seems to...
    Published Sep 25 2007 by Think Thin , 64 views, 0 comments

  • A "USB Drive" daemon for Sun Ray sessions

    A lot of people ask me the age-old question: how can I see thumb drives (and others) attached to my Sun Ray on JDS/CDE/Windows? (it probably works unchanged for SLES and RHEL.) The inelegant, user-unfriendly solution that is always there for you (JDS...
    Published Sep 24 2007 by Think Thin , 81 views, 0 comments

  • Sun Ray Software 4 09/07

    Sun Ray Software 4 09/07 is now downloadable . Here are some details on what's new, straight from the web site : Sun Ray Software 4 09/07 provides great new features such as the VPN/IPsec client in the Sun Ray firmware. This allows customers (whose...
    Published Sep 18 2007 by Think Thin , 39 views, 0 comments

  • Time Zone Redirection and Sun Ray Connector

    Suppose you had a centrally located Windows Terminal Server, but you had clients that accessed this terminal server that resided in different time zones than the terminal server. By default, the time that their programs see would be the time zone of the...
    Published Sep 11 2007 by Think Thin , 82 views, 0 comments
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