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Received from VMware today:

On behalf of VMware, we are pleased to announce the General Availability of VMware vSphere 6.5. It’s been 2 years in the making and it’s a huge release for both VMware and our customers.

vSphere 6.5 is the latest release of the industry-leading virtualization platform which delivers the Next gen infrastructure for your Next gen apps. This release of vSphere features several new capabilities and enhancements that addresses the challenges of digital transformation by delivering:

I bet you did not know that you can access all of the Citrix, Microsoft and VMware KB's (Knowledge Base) and latest updates from one place, Geeksultant.com.

We aggregate all of the online news from all three major virtualization vendors in one place - our Tech News section.

You can find it here anytime --> http://www.geeksultant.com/cms/?q=aggregator/sources

We've all performed updates on our XenApp 6.5 environments with the latest hotfixes and roll-up packs. However, I've found that many Citrix admins forget to upgrade some of the most common add-on components. Case in point, the Citrix App Center console. I have reviewed many customer's Citrix infrastructures, finding that they've upgraded and installed some hotfixes to the core product, but are still on the original version of the App Center console. Did you know that there have been 13 updates to the App Center console? Yep, we are on revision #13 as of January 2016.

Every day, I receive requests from users of LinkedIn to connect. Many are recruiters & head hunters. Some, industry peers and customers. Others are hackers and/or spammers collecting user accounts and profiles for future bad deeds.
It's not a perfect science, but some of the ways you can spot someone who is just collecting user accounts, profiles and personal information is to look at several key factors.

1. Look at the number of connections
2. Look at the skills & endorsement section
3. Recommendations
4. Critique the grammar

If you own domain websites, you've probably gotten a letter from a company called IDNS. The letter looks very official and arrives around the time when your annual renewal on your website is due. Under no circumstances should you even open this letter, yet alone pay these thieves a single penny. Watch this informative video to get all the answers.

Sharing Marius Sandbu's post from the Citrix User Group Community about the release of NetScaler CPX, the new containerized version of NetScaler.

You can download the developer version for free. See the link to the post below.

One caveat, the CPX version has no GUI. So, if you don't know the NetScaler command-line usage or commands, time to brush up!

Click here for the post --> https://www.mycugc.org/blog/netscaler-cpx