Tag: IPM
Citrix NetScaler Vulnerability: Allows access to corporate network without accounts
Over the holiday break, Citrix announced a major vulnerability in two of it’s most popular devices. The Citrix Application Delivery Controller (formerly known as NetScaler ... Read More
How to Create Volatile Registry Keys: New Utility!
Written by Jacques Bensimon While working on an upcoming post and the new utility it will introduce, I had the need to create volatile Registry ... Read More
IPM’s new Remote Session Super Switcher utility
Here is the issue: Users can easily get lost when running (and trying to navigate among) multiple full-screen VDI desktops, be they Horizon View, Citrix, ... Read More
Controlling Windows Explorer’s Thread Count (new utility)
Jacques Bensimon sent over this new IPM tool. Enjoy! As you may be able to tell from this old Classic Shell review, I’m no fan ... Read More
Citrix Synergy 2019 : An Executive’s Perspective
It has been a few weeks since the close of 2019’s Citrix Synergy and IPM’s President Phil Alberta took the time to send over his ... Read More
2018 by the numbers–And new Channel Trailer!
As the year closes out, I just wanted to reflect on the progress of the blog and it’s related internet properties. Straight away, the blog ... Read More
Determining (Almost) Any Shortcut’s Target
Here is another great utility that hits the mark from Jacques Bensimon! So you’ve installed a Windows application, and now you’re interested in knowing the ... Read More
How to Determine the Security Zone with the GetSecZone Utility
Here’s another great utility from our friend Jacques Bensimon.Over the years, the security zone to which the current page belongs has disappeared from the Internet ... Read More
Running NetApp? New Blog and Free Book!
If you one of the many customers out there running a NetApp storage system, here’s a hot lead to a new blog run by Neil ... Read More
Dude, where’s my Citrix Client Printers Utility?
Time marches on and it’s time to upgrade your XenApp Servers. 7.x, here we come. But your users have been nicely trained to use the ... Read More