Filtered articles: "Licensing"

Filtered articles: "Licensing"
What's new in Profile Migrator V2.3?

Before talking about what’s new, let me explain shortly, what Profile Migrator is all about.

A brief paragraph about Profile Migrator

Profile Migrator preserves user personalities when moving from one system to another making the transition to a new environment nearly invisible for the end user.

So if that makes sense for you keep on reading with the next section, otherwise here’s a little more detailed information:
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EdgeSight 5.3 Monitors License Servers

On the 11th of March, Citrix quietly released EdgeSight 5.3. Apart from endpoints and XenApp servers, EdgeSight now monitors license servers presents in the environment. No agent is required for this new feature. This version is not affected by the timebomb present in earlier versions ;-)
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New XenDesktop 4 Licensing Model: Flexibility? Yes, but at what Cost?
Published by Helge Klein on 10/20/2009 | 2 Comments | 5,512 Views

It seems the Citrix community had only had one topic recently, albeit one discussed hotly: licensing. Now that Citrix has given in and practically allowed all conceivable license types, everybody is happy?! It seems so, although CCU licenses have doubled in price, as Shawn Bass points out. But is this really the happy ending of a short but wild story? Maybe, maybe not. Let me explain.
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ParseCitrixLicense Now Supports XenDesktop Licenses, Too

A few weeks ago I published the tool ParseCitrixLicense which displays the contents of Citrix license files in a human-readable form. The original version 1.0 did not support XenDesktop licenses, for the simple reason that I had none to test my program with. Recently my colleague Nicholas Dille provided me with a XenDesktop eval license which I used to implement the missing tags in ParseCitrixLicense. Please see for yourself what ParseCitrixLicense extracts from a XenDesktop license file.
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Free Tool to Help You Better Understand What is Inside a Citrix License File
Published by Helge Klein on 06/25/2008 | 6 Comments | 7,726 Views


Update: Version 1.1 supports XenDesktop Licenses in Addition to XenApp Licenses

Most Citrix products rely heavily on license files. While the basic format of a license file is somewhat documented, most fields used in license files are not. This makes understanding their contents difficult. It does not help that the license files can hardly be called readable with most of the relevant data in one long line.
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