Events
I have been a speaker at following events big events in 2011:
Beyond VDI with Arrow ECS, Citrix, HP, Nvidia and Autodesk
1th November 2011, Copenhagen, Denmark
speaker about HDX3D / HDX 3D Pro field experience from the real world
- Identify and understand the users requirements
- Designing the right solution for the user with XenApp 6.5 HDX3D or XenDesktop 5.5 HDX 3D Pro Graphics
- Reducing hardware cost with XenServer 6 MultiGPU
- Real Life experience, what does it matters for the user
- Is there limits with the technology / Whats the impact of virtualizing the 3d desktop / application
- Benefits with HDX3D / HDX3D Pro
- Case story
for further info about Beyond VDI conference 1th November in Denmark please look here
Nordic Disti Bootcamp
Citrix, 2011 Copenhagen, 6-7 September 2011
HDX 3D Field Experience
- updated my 3D Rich User Experience SMACKDOWN with knowledge of XD 5.5 & XA 6.5 & XS 6
- 3D Rich User Experience with XenApp6/6.5
- XenDesktop 5.5 HDX 3D Pro Graphics, XenServer 6 MultiGPU.
- Real Life experience. Which hardware options are available. Whats new with HDX 3D Pro Graphics, XenServer MultiGPU and Q&A.
E2E Virtualization Conference
PubForum 2011 Dublin, 13-15 May 2011
3D Rich User Experience SMACKDOWN!
- 3D Rich User Experience with XenApp6
- XenDesktop HDX 3D Pro Graphics, XenServer MultiGPU.
Real Life experience. Which hardware options are available. Whats new and next generation with HDX 3D Pro Graphics, XenServer MultiGPU and Q&A.
Thomas Poppelgaard
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Hi Youngtech
Citrix have created this knowledge article http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX131993
So i would say yes there is support from Citrix now, i still have people telling me that if you turn on “Interrupt safe mode” then the issue is still there and vSphere 5 doesn’t work with Citrix Provisioning Server 6
Dane Young
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Thomas,
Did Citrix actually make a statement that this is supported now? Send me a DM on Twitter @youngtech if you don’t mind. I’m very curious if Citrix is now supporting PVS w/vSphere 5.
Thanks!
–youngtech
Thomas Poppelgaard
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fixed =O) thanx for seeing the typo.
Ro
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Sorry, not to nag, but it’s called Apple iOS, or just iOS. Not Mac iOS. OS X is often called Mac OS X.
Thanks for a great blog. It’s a great resource to keep up with the virtualization world.
Thomas Poppelgaard
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Thanx Aaron