The document discusses the features of AppSense Management Suite, which allows for centralized management and personalization of user environments across different delivery mechanisms. It provides capabilities such as personalization management, application and resource entitlement controls, and centralized management of user environments. The suite aims to improve the user experience, reduce support costs, and ensure compliance. It uses features such as personalization streaming, rules and actions, self-healing, digital signatures, and configuration templates to achieve these goals.
User virtualization provides a standardized component-based model for desktop virtualization. It treats the user environment as a separate component that can be managed independently of the operating system and applications. This allows for a single standardized desktop image while still providing personalized environments for users. User virtualization solves issues around profile management, personalization, and migration to non-persistent desktops. It is implemented through policy to configure the desktop, personalization for user customizations, and storage of user data, applications, and settings independently of the operating system. AppSense is a leading provider of user virtualization technology and works closely with Microsoft, Citrix, and VMware to provide user-centric desktop virtualization solutions.
Federal VMUG - March - VMware - Transforming Desktops with VMware View - Crai...langonej
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This document summarizes VMware's desktop virtualization solution, VMware View. It discusses how View can help address common desktop management challenges, reduce IT costs through centralized management, and improve the end user experience with flexibility and access across devices. Key components of View are also outlined, including the View client, View Manager for policy-based management, and how View leverages vSphere to provide a cloud desktop infrastructure platform. Use cases such as Windows 7 migration, mobile workers, and BYOD/contractor support are reviewed.
This document summarizes the capabilities of VMware View 5.0 for providing desktop virtualization. It discusses how VMware View can simplify management, improve security, increase availability and performance, and satisfy different user needs such as fast access to applications from any device. It provides examples of how View can streamline workflows in healthcare environments. It also outlines View's capabilities for centralized management, image management, application delivery, flexible access, printing, display protocols, graphics, and integration with other VMware products.
System Center Configuration Manager 2012 OverviewAmit Gatenyo
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System Center Configuration Manager 2012 focuses on user-centric client management through empowering users, controlling systems, and unifying infrastructure. Key features include improved client health monitoring, settings management across different platforms, support for mobile device management, cross-platform management of Linux and UNIX servers, enhanced software update capabilities, and modernized infrastructure.
Enterprise Management with Microsoft TechnologiesAmit Gatenyo
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This document discusses enterprise management with Microsoft technologies. It summarizes Configuration Manager for automated provisioning and server consolidation through virtualization. It also discusses using Operations Manager for proactive monitoring across platforms to ensure optimal system uptime and performance. Finally, it outlines using Data Protection Manager to provide high availability and business continuity through data replication and recovery capabilities in virtual environments.
VMware End-User-Computing Best Practices PosterVMware Academy
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This document provides best practices for configuring and managing various VMware Horizon and related products in a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) environment. It includes recommendations for installing and updating agents in the proper order, sizing infrastructure components appropriately based on the number of users and sessions, optimizing master images, balancing performance and cost considerations, and leveraging tools like App Volumes and User Environment Manager to improve management and end user experience. The document emphasizes the importance of testing, monitoring, and following established norms and limits to ensure a reliable and scalable VDI deployment.
Microsoft System center Configuration manager 2012 sp1solarisyougood
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This document discusses ways to empower users, simplify administration, and unify infrastructure using System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. It focuses on enabling mobile device management, deploying applications to new platforms like Windows 8, and reducing infrastructure requirements through a centralized administration site. It also covers cross-platform management capabilities for Linux, UNIX, and Mac systems.
SCCM 2012 provides expanded management capabilities for both systems and users. It focuses on application lifecycle management, including installation, revision, supersedence, and uninstallation of applications. It also aims to intelligently target relationships between users and systems. SCCM 2012 improves upon SCCM 2007 by embracing user-centric scenarios and providing a state-based design for deploying content and applications to devices.
Unifying Windows Client and Microsoft Desktop Virtualization Deployments with...Jeff Fisher
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The document discusses how workspace automation can unify desktop virtualization and client management by providing a consistent user experience across delivery methods. It summarizes RES Software's Dynamic Desktop Studio product, which sits above various Microsoft delivery architectures to manage profiles and applications centrally. The product aims to simplify management and enhance security and productivity compared to managing delivery methods individually.
The document summarizes a web event about maximizing virtualization return on investment (ROI) in dynamic data centers. It discusses challenges of virtual infrastructure management and the three stages of virtualization adoption. It promotes the BalancePoint solution for providing cross-domain visibility and analytics to optimize performance, plan infrastructure capacity, manage service levels, and ensure ROI through efficiency gains. A demonstration of BalancePoint's features is given and typical ROI outcomes are cited.
System Center Configuration Manager is in Gartners leaders quadrant for client management tools.
Why?
View C/D/Hs slide deck, as we delve into SCCM's strengths and weaknesses, including how to take advantage of its feature set. And in this special, double session we'll also cover SCCM 2012's tight integration with Endpoint Protection anti-malware, and mobile device management (MDM).
We know MDM is a growing concern with the consumerization of IT and BYOD. Find out how System Center and other, third-party solutions can help!
And for more information on this or other System Center topics, visit our blog at www.cdhtalkstech.com.
SCCM 2012 focuses on providing a unified management solution through application lifecycle management, simplified administration, and support for a mobile workforce. Key capabilities include unified compliance settings management across platforms, simplified software distribution through application modeling, and targeted management of Windows, UNIX/Linux, and mobile devices. SCCM 2012 also aims to reduce IT complexity through features like role-based administration and tiered primary site structures for improved scale.
This document provides an installation guide for Citrix XenServer 6.0. It includes information about system requirements, installing XenServer and XenCenter, installation scenarios, new features in XenServer 6.0, upgrading XenServer, applying updates and hotfixes, and licensing. The guide is aimed at system administrators installing and setting up XenServer hosts on physical servers.
The document discusses strategies for hosting providers to offer Software as a Service (SaaS). It describes the growth of SaaS and opportunities for hosting providers, ISVs, and end users. It outlines different SaaS application types and how SWsoft's OPEN FUSION platform and PEM automation can help deliver SaaS through virtualization and multi-tenant architectures.
The document discusses the evolution of client computing from mainframe computers to personal computers and client-server models. It describes the key aspects of mainframe-based computing including its inflexibility and high costs. The rise of personal computers and file sharing networks is outlined. Client-server computing is introduced as having multiple tiers including clients, servers, and middleware to connect them. Common architectures like two-tier, three-tier, and n-tier models are summarized. The benefits of distributed computing models as well as future directions are highlighted.
Virtualization allows multiple operating systems to run on a single physical machine by abstracting the physical hardware and presenting virtual hardware instead. This allows for greater flexibility, efficiency, and cost savings by consolidating servers. There are different types of virtualization including server, desktop, application, and presentation virtualization. Server virtualization allows multiple virtual machines to run isolated operating systems on a single physical server. Cloud computing takes virtualization further by providing on-demand access to computing resources over the internet.
SCCM 2012 focuses on empowering users by providing application self-service and user device affinity, unifying infrastructure management across physical, virtual, and mobile devices, and simplifying administration through role-based security and a simplified user interface. It improves upon SCCM 2007 by providing more granular software and user targeting capabilities as well as enhanced security features like malware protection.
This document outlines the features of System Center Configuration Manager 2007 that was presented to Mr. Anwar Hussain Mirza. It discusses features such as software distribution, operating system deployment, asset intelligence, software metering, software update management, network access deployment, and desired configuration management. It provides details on how several of these features work and which ones have been implemented at PPL. Mobile device management is listed as a feature not implemented in Configuration Manager 2007.
Virtualization allows operating systems and applications to run in virtual machines across physical hardware. This document discusses Microsoft's virtualization products from the datacenter to the desktop, including server, presentation, application, and desktop virtualization. It highlights benefits like accelerated provisioning, reduced costs, increased availability, and improved agility. It also provides examples of how organizations have benefited and reduced costs through server consolidation and eliminating application conflicts using virtualization.
This document provides an overview of the FlexNet Operations entitlement management solution. It describes benefits to application producers such as improving efficiency by managing multiple license generators through a single system, automating the license lifecycle to accelerate revenue recognition, and increasing channel revenue. It also summarizes FlexNet Operations' capabilities like managing entitlements across their lifecycle, building new licensing models, reporting insights, and easing M&A integration.
This set of slides was designed and crafted with the intention to inform the public on the benefits of using Software-as-a-service over traditional licensed software in the logistics industry.
The document discusses HP Operations Manager, a tool for optimizing IT infrastructure availability and performance. It provides flexibility in monitoring IT infrastructure using both agent-based and agent-less monitoring. It allows for consolidated event management and performance monitoring across datacenters. HP Operations Manager also enables root cause analysis, integrated virtualization management, and secure communications. It can integrate with other HP tools like Service Manager and Business Availability Center.
This document summarizes a presentation about improving desktop management and control with VMware View 3 desktop virtualization. It discusses how VMware View 3 addresses challenges with traditional desktop environments by providing streamlined management, security, flexibility and cost savings. Key features of VMware View 3 include View Composer for storage optimization, unified access, virtual printing, enhanced user experience, and application virtualization with ThinApp. Real-world customer case studies demonstrate how VMware View 3 has helped organizations reduce costs, simplify management and support business continuity.
Data protection and recovery has become exceedingly complex and costly as IT environments have become larger and more distributed, virtualized, and more critical to the survival of the business. This presentation describes how IBM is addressing these challenges by simplifying and unifying data protection.
Managing FlexCast Delivery with the RES Dynamic Desktop StudioJeff Fisher
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This document summarizes a presentation about managing flexible desktop delivery with RES Dynamic Desktop Studio. It discusses the evolution of application and desktop delivery options, introducing the concept of a hybrid desktop. It then describes how RES Workspace Manager provides user workspace management to address challenges with hybrid desktop environments. It includes a customer case study and demo of how RES integrates with Citrix FlexCast to provide advanced administration, security, and personalization features.
OwnYIT is a systems management software that allows IT staff to automate tasks and proactively control, update, and protect desktops, servers, and mobile devices from a single integrated console. It offers features such as maintaining security and compliance with patches and updates, software deployment, hardware and software inventory management, remote desktop access, and reports. The software aims to increase enterprise efficiency by helping IT staff reduce costs and respond to audits while maintaining security and configuration integrity across all devices.
What features should your Automation Change Management software have?MDT Software
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You already know your automation programs need to be backed-up and the different versions of the program need to be stored and managed, so you always have a copy for quick disaster recovery. To do this, you need automation change management software (CMS). This 際際滷Share will explain the main features needed for a CMS to be effective.
SCCM 2012 provides expanded management capabilities for both systems and users. It focuses on application lifecycle management, including installation, revision, supersedence, and uninstallation of applications. It also aims to intelligently target relationships between users and systems. SCCM 2012 improves upon SCCM 2007 by embracing user-centric scenarios and providing a state-based design for deploying content and applications to devices.
Unifying Windows Client and Microsoft Desktop Virtualization Deployments with...Jeff Fisher
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The document discusses how workspace automation can unify desktop virtualization and client management by providing a consistent user experience across delivery methods. It summarizes RES Software's Dynamic Desktop Studio product, which sits above various Microsoft delivery architectures to manage profiles and applications centrally. The product aims to simplify management and enhance security and productivity compared to managing delivery methods individually.
The document summarizes a web event about maximizing virtualization return on investment (ROI) in dynamic data centers. It discusses challenges of virtual infrastructure management and the three stages of virtualization adoption. It promotes the BalancePoint solution for providing cross-domain visibility and analytics to optimize performance, plan infrastructure capacity, manage service levels, and ensure ROI through efficiency gains. A demonstration of BalancePoint's features is given and typical ROI outcomes are cited.
System Center Configuration Manager is in Gartners leaders quadrant for client management tools.
Why?
View C/D/Hs slide deck, as we delve into SCCM's strengths and weaknesses, including how to take advantage of its feature set. And in this special, double session we'll also cover SCCM 2012's tight integration with Endpoint Protection anti-malware, and mobile device management (MDM).
We know MDM is a growing concern with the consumerization of IT and BYOD. Find out how System Center and other, third-party solutions can help!
And for more information on this or other System Center topics, visit our blog at www.cdhtalkstech.com.
SCCM 2012 focuses on providing a unified management solution through application lifecycle management, simplified administration, and support for a mobile workforce. Key capabilities include unified compliance settings management across platforms, simplified software distribution through application modeling, and targeted management of Windows, UNIX/Linux, and mobile devices. SCCM 2012 also aims to reduce IT complexity through features like role-based administration and tiered primary site structures for improved scale.
This document provides an installation guide for Citrix XenServer 6.0. It includes information about system requirements, installing XenServer and XenCenter, installation scenarios, new features in XenServer 6.0, upgrading XenServer, applying updates and hotfixes, and licensing. The guide is aimed at system administrators installing and setting up XenServer hosts on physical servers.
The document discusses strategies for hosting providers to offer Software as a Service (SaaS). It describes the growth of SaaS and opportunities for hosting providers, ISVs, and end users. It outlines different SaaS application types and how SWsoft's OPEN FUSION platform and PEM automation can help deliver SaaS through virtualization and multi-tenant architectures.
The document discusses the evolution of client computing from mainframe computers to personal computers and client-server models. It describes the key aspects of mainframe-based computing including its inflexibility and high costs. The rise of personal computers and file sharing networks is outlined. Client-server computing is introduced as having multiple tiers including clients, servers, and middleware to connect them. Common architectures like two-tier, three-tier, and n-tier models are summarized. The benefits of distributed computing models as well as future directions are highlighted.
Virtualization allows multiple operating systems to run on a single physical machine by abstracting the physical hardware and presenting virtual hardware instead. This allows for greater flexibility, efficiency, and cost savings by consolidating servers. There are different types of virtualization including server, desktop, application, and presentation virtualization. Server virtualization allows multiple virtual machines to run isolated operating systems on a single physical server. Cloud computing takes virtualization further by providing on-demand access to computing resources over the internet.
SCCM 2012 focuses on empowering users by providing application self-service and user device affinity, unifying infrastructure management across physical, virtual, and mobile devices, and simplifying administration through role-based security and a simplified user interface. It improves upon SCCM 2007 by providing more granular software and user targeting capabilities as well as enhanced security features like malware protection.
This document outlines the features of System Center Configuration Manager 2007 that was presented to Mr. Anwar Hussain Mirza. It discusses features such as software distribution, operating system deployment, asset intelligence, software metering, software update management, network access deployment, and desired configuration management. It provides details on how several of these features work and which ones have been implemented at PPL. Mobile device management is listed as a feature not implemented in Configuration Manager 2007.
Virtualization allows operating systems and applications to run in virtual machines across physical hardware. This document discusses Microsoft's virtualization products from the datacenter to the desktop, including server, presentation, application, and desktop virtualization. It highlights benefits like accelerated provisioning, reduced costs, increased availability, and improved agility. It also provides examples of how organizations have benefited and reduced costs through server consolidation and eliminating application conflicts using virtualization.
This document provides an overview of the FlexNet Operations entitlement management solution. It describes benefits to application producers such as improving efficiency by managing multiple license generators through a single system, automating the license lifecycle to accelerate revenue recognition, and increasing channel revenue. It also summarizes FlexNet Operations' capabilities like managing entitlements across their lifecycle, building new licensing models, reporting insights, and easing M&A integration.
This set of slides was designed and crafted with the intention to inform the public on the benefits of using Software-as-a-service over traditional licensed software in the logistics industry.
The document discusses HP Operations Manager, a tool for optimizing IT infrastructure availability and performance. It provides flexibility in monitoring IT infrastructure using both agent-based and agent-less monitoring. It allows for consolidated event management and performance monitoring across datacenters. HP Operations Manager also enables root cause analysis, integrated virtualization management, and secure communications. It can integrate with other HP tools like Service Manager and Business Availability Center.
This document summarizes a presentation about improving desktop management and control with VMware View 3 desktop virtualization. It discusses how VMware View 3 addresses challenges with traditional desktop environments by providing streamlined management, security, flexibility and cost savings. Key features of VMware View 3 include View Composer for storage optimization, unified access, virtual printing, enhanced user experience, and application virtualization with ThinApp. Real-world customer case studies demonstrate how VMware View 3 has helped organizations reduce costs, simplify management and support business continuity.
Data protection and recovery has become exceedingly complex and costly as IT environments have become larger and more distributed, virtualized, and more critical to the survival of the business. This presentation describes how IBM is addressing these challenges by simplifying and unifying data protection.
Managing FlexCast Delivery with the RES Dynamic Desktop StudioJeff Fisher
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This document summarizes a presentation about managing flexible desktop delivery with RES Dynamic Desktop Studio. It discusses the evolution of application and desktop delivery options, introducing the concept of a hybrid desktop. It then describes how RES Workspace Manager provides user workspace management to address challenges with hybrid desktop environments. It includes a customer case study and demo of how RES integrates with Citrix FlexCast to provide advanced administration, security, and personalization features.
OwnYIT is a systems management software that allows IT staff to automate tasks and proactively control, update, and protect desktops, servers, and mobile devices from a single integrated console. It offers features such as maintaining security and compliance with patches and updates, software deployment, hardware and software inventory management, remote desktop access, and reports. The software aims to increase enterprise efficiency by helping IT staff reduce costs and respond to audits while maintaining security and configuration integrity across all devices.
What features should your Automation Change Management software have?MDT Software
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You already know your automation programs need to be backed-up and the different versions of the program need to be stored and managed, so you always have a copy for quick disaster recovery. To do this, you need automation change management software (CMS). This 際際滷Share will explain the main features needed for a CMS to be effective.
The document summarizes a software called Workflow Manager that standardizes and streamlines IT processes like application packaging and license management. It coordinates these processes across the entire application lifecycle to reduce costs and improve productivity. Workflow Manager provides centralized management of projects and resources, integrates with other software tools, and allows customization of workflows to fit an organization's needs.
The document discusses how cloud implementation can maximize ROI for laboratories. It explains that adopting a thin-client architecture hosted on the cloud provides benefits like high storage capacity, cost effectiveness, strong data security, and the ability for multiple simultaneous users. The cloud's pay-as-you-go model allows laboratories to access laboratory informatics software without large upfront hardware costs. Overall, the cloud enables laboratories to streamline operations while minimizing total cost of ownership.
The document describes an enterprise app store solution called App Portal from Flexera Software. It enables IT departments to provide a self-service platform for employees to access and download approved desktop, cloud, and mobile applications, while maintaining governance and software license compliance. Key benefits include empowering users, increasing IT efficiency, reducing costs, and optimizing software asset management.
This presentation will explain the meaning of the term DevOps, why is it required, the current practices & description of each of these practices, a DevOps pipeline & relation to micro-services.
(2011 10) rug - san ramon - autonomics and modernizationevgeni77
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The document discusses IBM's IMS Tools solution which aims to automate IMS database monitoring and maintenance through sensors that collect data, policies that analyze the data and trigger exceptions, and automation that recommends actions. It provides an overview of the IMS Tools Autonomics Director which monitors IMS databases, evaluates their status based on policies, and recommends reorganizations when needed to simplify database management tasks for DBAs.
Distributed Software Engineering with Client-Server ComputingHaseeb Rehman
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The document discusses distributed software engineering, which involves developing software systems across multiple independent computers. The key benefits are faster development, fewer faults, and less burden on individual machines. Distributed systems allow resources and software to be shared while developing components concurrently. Some challenges are ensuring transparency for users, authentication, fault tolerance, network reliability, synchronization, security, and quality of service. Client-server models separate programs into client and server components that communicate through defined interfaces.
The document describes FlexNet Manager Suite Cloud, a software license optimization solution delivered as a Software as a Service (SaaS). It provides key functionality including application discovery and inventory, license reconciliation between purchases and installations, software license optimization, and dashboards and reporting. Customers benefit from lower upfront costs, faster deployment, reduced software costs through optimization of license usage, and continuous license compliance. The solution is hosted and managed by Flexera Software and includes discovery, inventory, and license management functionality for major software vendors.
The document describes an employee management system developed for GEA Process Engineering (India) Private Limited. It includes sections on the existing system, requirements for a new system, hardware and software needs, project management, system users, analysis, design, implementation, testing, screenshots and future enhancements. The system allows administrators to add, edit and verify employee information, line managers to access reports on their department employees, and employees to access their own details. It aims to reduce workload and improve information management over the previous system.
Sybase, back in 1995, was constructing an advanced workflow system based on agent technology. This system was presented to an invitation-only group of Powersoft customers at the 1995 Powersoft Users Group meeting at DisneyWorld. The group creating the solution was an advanced technology group formed when Sybase purchased Powersoft.
Ten questions to ask before choosing SCADA softwareTrihedral
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http://www.trihedral.com - When creating SCADA specifications, engineering firms must focus on meeting the immediate start-up and operational requirements of the SCADA system. This often means specifying products with which they are familiar. The engineer wants to ensure that the new system meets all start-up requirements at a reasonable price. It is often difficult to look past the immediate project and consider long range plans, cost of system maintenance, and keeping your SCADA application current with evolving technology. The following questions may help you ensure that these decisions will optimize your long-term SCADA strategy.
This is a template to conduct a paper-based feasibility study to identify an Electronic Software Distribution tool or service.
http://flevy.com/browse/business-document/Feasibility-Study-Template-for-Electronic-Software-Distribution-32
Test environments are software beds/platforms used for testing phases like unit, integration, and acceptance testing. Test environment management involves best practices for effectively managing these environments throughout their lifecycle. Key aspects of management include knowledge management of environment configurations, planning provisioning activities in response to demand, automating processes like building and upgrading environments, and reporting on usage and performance metrics.
7. Reduce time spent maintaining the user environment Personalization StreamingReduce logon times by streaming user personalization settings throughout their session on demand.Application-Level Personalization Personalization settings are managed and streamed on a per application basis. Applications can now be upgraded or swapped out with no impact to the user.OS and Application Feature LockdownUsing an intuitive spytool feature, items such as menus, application features and network access can be disabled or removed within minutes without the need for intensive scripting or registry hacking. User Profile MigrationEnable rapid desktop migrations by moving users to new delivery mechanisms without having to recreate personalization settings.
8. Personalization AnalysisInteractive reports and graphs provide visibility into personalization activity across the enterprise. Personalization analysis identifies trends, showing how often applications are personalized.Personalization RollbackReduce support costs, time to repair damaged profiles and preserve user personalization settings by rolling back to a previous known good profile on a per application or user basis. Offline ModePersonalization data is stored in a virtual cache within the users desktop and remains available to disconnected users. The user now has a fully portable, follow-me personality, which is re-synchronized with the latest, centralized settings when the user comes back online.
9. Rules and ActionsDefine events that are used to implement business policies. Rule examples include when user X logs on to the desktop with an IP address of Y, when a user opens an application named Y or for complete flexible control, any combination of multiple conditions. Actions resulting from these rules include file, folder, registry, ADM, drive and printer mappings.油Self HealingAutomatically self heal files, folders, registry keys, services and processes, application and system components in real time to prevent user introduced changes or actions from compromising system integrity. AppSense Configuration TemplatesAppSense Environment Manager is able to import an unlimited number of configuration files and use these policies in combination. A selection of Configuration Templates, such as default Outlook Profile, MS Office feature lockdown and XP Control Panel Item Removal are available from www.myappsense.com. This Template Library is maintained and updated frequently.
13. Ensure compliance with Microsoft licensingTrusted Ownership Protect the system without complex lists and constant management. Only code installed and owned by trusted owners is allowed to execute. The trusted owners list can be extended to suit any environment or content directory infrastructure.油End Point Analysis Identify all executable files on a target device and quickly group the files into authorized and unauthorized. Configurations can be deployed to a user, group of users, machine, group of machines.油 Application Network Access Control Control network access without complex controls such as routers, switches and firewalls. Connections include access to UNC paths (including all files & folders on that drive), servers, IP addresses, URLs, devices & FTP locations. Policy can be tailored to dynamically change based on user or device properties.
14. Passive Monitoring Monitor application usage without preventing users from running applications. Passive monitoring can be managed on a per user, device or group basis, providing an extremely useful tool to accurately track user behavior prior to implementation or to understand application usage for software license management.Digital Signatures Assign SHA-1 digital signatures to applications and files to ensure application integrity. Modified or spoofed applications are prevented from executing. White & Black List Configurations Lists can be used in conjunction with Trusted Ownership to control known applications which pass the NTFS owner check such as administrator owned tools like cmd or ftp. Or, create white lists to guarantee only known and trusted applications can execute on a system.
15. Self Authorizing UsersUsers can authorize their own applications without relying on IT. An audit details information such as application name, time and date of execution and device. A copy of the application can be taken and stored centrally for examination.Application Limits & Time Restrictions Control the number of application instances and at what times it can be run. Also enforce licensing models by controlling application access on a per device basis.Extensive File Support In addition to controlling .exe files, scripts, batch and registry files are also controlled. Digital signatures can also be applied to scripts to ensure content remains unaltered.油AppSense Configuration TemplatesTake full advantage of pre-built corporate policy best practice by importing AppSense Configuration Templates.油 AppSense Application Manager is able to import an unlimited number of configuration files and use these in combination.油 A selection of templates such as common prohibited items or End Point Analysis is available from www.myappsense.com.油 This Template Library is maintained and updated frequently.
19. Significantly reduce per user TCO Disk I/O Resource Management Prevent I/O Request Packet (IRP) bottlenecks from impacting critical applications by dynamically prioritizing IRPs. Named applications have priority disk access, preventing them being held in a queue behind less important application IRPs.CPU Smart SchedulerAllocate CPU resource to applications by assigning a relative share to the user or application. For instance, an application assigned a share factor higher than another application will receive higher priority access to the CPU when there is contention. Thread ThrottlingCPU thread throttling policies will automatically trigger when the system is heavily loaded and apply gradual throttling to any runaway threads within each process.Physical Memory ControlAutomatically trim physical memory consumption based on application events and states, such as application startup, idle, minimized and in the background. Releasing RAM back to the operating system enables a significant increase in user density or application instances.
20. Virtual Memory OptimizationOptimizing the way Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) are loaded reduces virtual memory overheads and system paging is significantly reduced. Optimized DLLs are stored in a separate cache and loaded dynamically, leaving the original applications intact. Virtual Memory LimitsUser memory limits restrict the amount of virtual memory utilized. Users can be warned, or prevented from launching additional applications. Application memory limits can also be applied to individual applications giving greater control over virtual memory consumption. CPU Application Limits Define hard processor limits to control an applications access to the CPU. For example, an application limit of 70% ensures it cannot use more than 70% of the CPU. CPU Reservations Ensure applications are guaranteed CPU resource. For example, an application allocated 20% of CPU will get priority access to the CPU while it is using 20% or less of the CPU.
21. Processor Affinity Assignment On multiprocessor systems policies can bind specific users and applications to processors allowing mission critical applications to run exclusively on a dedicated CPU.Statistical Analysis and Reporting Report on CPU, Memory and Disk usage at the process level on a per user or application basis. Tabular reports and graphs are used to report on defined events to show resource consumption and optimization. AppSense Configuration Templates Take full advantage of pre-built corporate policy best practice by importing AppSense Configuration Templates. AppSense Performance Manager is able to import an unlimited number of resource policy configuration policies and use these policies in combination. A selection of Policy Templates, such as BoostOffice to prioritize resources to the MS Office application set, is available from www.myappsense.com. This Template Library is maintained and updated frequently.
22. Managing The User EnvironmentProven enterprise scalabilityCentralized management of user environmentProvides visibility in the user environmentEnsure continuous communication and fail over capabilities
23. Active Directory Authentication Tight integration with existing Microsoft Active Directory ensures all managed devices are authenticated before communications are established.油Client Communications Agent (CCA) The CCA securely handles all communications between device and Management Server, adding the device to the correct deployment group, managing package installations and collecting and transferring audit data. Automatic Client Registration New devices automatically registers itself with the Management Server via the CCA. The properties of the device are used to automatically add it to the correct deployment group and automatically deploy the correct policy.油 Reporting An interactive set of reports are used monitor and audit user environment actions. Flexible options enable customization to show specific information, enabling forward planning and a move away from a reactive management approach.
24. Role-based Access Control Granular control of access rights on all objects such as deployment groups, packages, reports and alerts. Management Server Administrative users can be granted different access rights to each object on a per user or group basis. Secure Web-based Communications Built on WinHTTP, BITS and IIS technologies, data transfer and communications between the Management Server and device are securely managed across HTTPS or HTTP protocols.Watchdog Agent Should an AppSense agent stop unexpectedly or become unstable, the Watchdog will automatically audit the detected error and if configured, raise and alert and take corrective actions to restart the agent.
25. Configuration Check-out Process Support multiple administrators simultaneously opening or editing configurations. Once an administrator is granted access (via role based access control), already open configurations can be opened as read only. Metadata tags can be added as a description to a configuration.Management Server Configuration The Management Server installation provides the configuration of the Microsoft IIS and SQL Server. If configuration conflict arises during configuration, repair functions are presented. Support reports can be generated for AppSense Technical Services to initiate your case.Failover Support The CCA supports multiple Management Server URLs. Should the link to the current Management Server fail, the CCA will re-connect to a different server allowing for full failover support and continue communications between the end point and the Management Center.
26. User environment management SolutionAppSense Management SuiteAppSense user environment managementPolicy and PersonalizationManagementConsistent and contextual user environmentProtected user environmentApplication EntitlementResource EntitlementResponsive user environment
27. Potential Cost Reduction in Your Citrix EnvironmentPersonalization and Policy ManagementFaster user logon timesReduce profile corruption & support call remediationCut time spent maintaining the environmentApplication Entitlement
#22: During good times, cost reduction is not always top of mind for many organizations. However, during economic downturn or recessions, we hear the request to do more with less from management way more frequently. Many Citrix customers are not aware of the optional cost savings that you have within your environments today. Cost savings will vary from organization to organization, but I can safely assume that many of you in the audience have opportunity to save your company money through infrastructure cost savings, improved automation and management, user productivity savings, and IT staff efficiencies. Here are just a few cost savings associated with user environment management. Faster logon times Reduce profile corruption Fewer gold images to manage Avoid unused licenses Increase the number of Citrix users per server Avoid support and end user impact for server lockup issues(70-90 seconds)