Citrix Receiver Flavors, Release Cadence &Support
When I started as a software engineer (way back when dinosaurs roamed the earth), I remember releases used to be a once per year occurrence followed by a crazy ship party. But like dinosaurs, software development models have evolved and …
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XenMobile 10.7.20 – More Control and a Great Mobile Desktop Experience
Available now, XenMobile 10.7.20 has something for everyone.
Let’s start with your Samsung mobile device users. Citrix has extended its partnership with Samsung to include DeX (Desktop Experience) enabling a full Windows desktop experience on the new Samsung Galaxy S8. …
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“Use iPad Storage”/ “Use iPhone Storage” Settings – Citrix Receiver for iOS
Have you ever wondered about mapping an iOS app-related device drive onto a published app or desktop? If such a feature were available, it would make file-sharing between published apps and desktops so much easier, right? What if iOS app-related …
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Citrix Receiver Compatible with iOS 11 from Day Zero
At Citrix, we always have followed the tradition of supporting every new Apple OS version from day Zero. On that note, we are happy to announce the release of Citrix Receiver 7.3 for iOS that is compatible with the devices …
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Citrix XenMobile Provides Zero Day Compatibility for iOS 11
Apple enthusiasts waited patiently (or impatiently, as was my case) for Apple to reveal their latest technology. Tuesday’s Apple event unveiled the apple watch series 3 that allows you to stay connected without having your phone nearby, an all-glass iPhone …
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Leap Toward Unified Endpoint Management with XenMobile 10.7
It’s official. UEM has passed EMM as a common way of describing device management with the delivery of secure apps and data to endpoint devices. I’ve got proof.
Above is a Google Trends report comparing searches on UEM (in red) …
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Newly Updated: Reviewer’s Guide for On-Premises VMware Identity Manager 2.9.1
The Reviewer&#rsquo;s Guide for On-Premises VMware Identity Manager 2.9.1 has just been updated.
This updated Reviewer&#rsquo;s Guide describes the newest features of VMware Identity Manager (formerly called Workspace Portal), such as enhanced Microsoft Office access. VMware Identity Manager has long provided conditional access control for any Office 365 clients that use modern authentication. VMware Identity Manager now also includes enhanced conditional access policies for Office 365 clients that use legacy user name and password authentication. These policies increase security and reduce risk of data loss by controlling clients such as native iOS and Android email applications, older versions of Microsoft Office, and email clients such as Thunderbird. This feature works for both managed and unmanaged devices.
In addition to discussion of new features and enhancements, the Reviewer&#rsquo;s Guide includes instructions in the form of illustrated, easy-to-follow exercises that walk you through the setup of a basic deployment. Follow the steps to set up and deploy, and then you can explore the new VMware Identity Manager features at your own pace.
You can find the Reviewer&#rsquo;s Guide for On-Premises VMware Identity Manager 2.9.1, as well as other technical papers, at VMware Technical Papers.
To comment on this paper, contact VMware End-User-Computing Technical Marketing at euc_tech_content_.
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NetScaler Unified Gateway Provides One Time Password (OTP), Natively
NetScaler Unified Gateway is a Single Sign-On and an SSL VPN solution. It provides consolidation of all remote access solutions and allows an end-to-end SSO across all applications. With SSO across applications that are in the datacenter, cloud, or delivered …