Ok, before continuing I have to say this wasn’t one of my finest moments, but to my defense, 2 other colleagues on the job hadn’t a good idea/clue either.
XenApp: Server load 20000???
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Windows Server 2008 R2 features
Microsoft put an amazing (IMHO) poster online which provides you with a visual reference in order to understand key technologies in Windows Server 2008 R2. Focus areas are:
Application Virtualization 4.6 RTM
Yesterday Microsoft released Microsoft Application Virtualization 4.6 (which is now compatible with 64-bit Windows client and server platforms). Because this release was tightly coordinated with the App-V MVP’s there’s a lot of information already out there, like the following blogs from the MVP’s:
AppScriber 2.0 Released
In my last post I wrote about the sneak peek I had at Immidio AppScriber 2.0, and on January 14th it became RTW (Released to Web). Visit Immidio where you can download a trial version (registration required in order to get a trial license).
If you want to view what it can do for you, you can visit the youtube channel of immidio and watch some videos of Appscriber (and as well Flex Profiles).
Sneak peek at AppScriber 2.0
The fine guys at Immidio are working hard on the next release of AppScriber (version 2.0) and they posted a series of how-to’s on youtube. The guys already brought us Flex Profiles, so you (oughta) know it’s good.
Personally I had the luck of working with a pre-release of AppScriber and found out how handy this tool is.
If you’re a sysadmin and spent a lot of time granting users access to applications show this movie to your manager and tell order them to get a hand on this product so you can spend your time doing important stuff 
(or whatever you’re paid for).
