Melissa Palmer At VMworld 2014, VMware announced they would be re-branding their vCloud Hybrid Service to vCloud Air, but what exactly does it consist of? vCloud Hybrid Service, or vCHS became a general availability product at VMworld 2013, and was introduced as a competitor to other cloud solutions, like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, or […]
Archive | January, 2015
Current Status – The Cool, Fun Way to Talk Tech
By Theresa Miller Thursday nights with Current Status have become my favorite night of the week. Most Thursdays you will find not only myself, you will find Phoummala Schmitt and Melissa Palmer talking tech with a weekly guest. The laid back approach you will find on our show is reminiscent of kicking back with friends […]
Configure Autoreply on Exchange 2010 Public Folders Using Folder Assistant
by Phoummala Schmitt Exchange administrators have a love hate relationship with public folders. Most Exchange administrators are working towards moving off of public folders for their Exchange environment, but there are some enterprises that still use them. A common feature of Public Folders that is used quite often is mail-enabling the public folder to receive […]
Citrix Announcements from Citrix Summit 2015
By Theresa Miller Citrix held their annual partner conference last week called Citrix Summit (Jan 13-15, 2015), and while I did not attend the conference there were many announcements during the event that Citrix customers can look forward to learning more about. After taking a closer look at these, here are some that I am […]
Everything You Need to Know about Getting Started with Docker
by Melissa Palmer Docker was one of the most talked about topics of 2014, and the momentum will carry into 2015. Founded in 2013, it has quickly become one of the most active projects on GitHub, with over 12,000 commits and 700 contributors. What is Docker? Docker is an OpenSource application environment. It uses a […]
What’s New in Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop 7.6?
by Theresa Miller Virtualization of applications and even desktops (VDI) is not a new thing, and organizations have been able to implement technology that will do this for over 20+ years. Although in time technology changes and improves. Not only that our end-user expectations of what they can and cannot do evolves and forces us […]