Now that the rumor has been put to rest, let's take a look at some of the features in the new version of the "undead" Citrix Provisioning Services 7: With good reason: PVS remains one of the most scalable and robust solutions out there for XenApp and XenDesktop environments. How do I know this? The question has come up on the private forums of the Citrix Technology Professional CTP program and Citrix has refuted the rumors. So let's set the record straight once and for all: Citrix PVS is not being retired and there are no plans in the foreseeable future to retire it. Ironically, in some limited cases some overzealous Citrix sales reps and sales engineers have been propagating the idea of MCS over PVS. Posted by Elias Khnaser on at 1:21 PM 1 commentsĬolleagues and customers have been asking me about the future of Citrix Provisioning Services and whether they should be deploying Machine Creation Services (MCS) instead of it.
How many of you use shortcuts and find this information useful? Share your experiences in the comments section. It's arguable how much time they really save you, but I used to feel like I was admin'ing faster when using them and as a result my focus on more important tasks intensified When I used to administer VMware environments, in the middle of migrations or large VM requests fulfillments I used to love the shortcuts. These shortcust work on both OS X or Windows clients.
Now that VMware is clearly pushing the Web Client, I thought it would be helpful if I wrote about some of the useful ones.Īpparently VMware must have missed documenting these shortcuts, but thanks to William Lam of VirtuallyGhetto I was able to find them and decided to blog them here - very little comes up otherwise when I do a Web search for these types of shortcuts. I find them to be very handy and time-saving especially, when I am switching from one area to another and multitasking. One of the things I love about the full vSphere Client is the ability to use shortcuts.
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