Adding servers is simple like the whole experience. You can use 2X Application server to manage your VDI. If your boss travels a lot and needs application from his PC, you can add his PC to 2X Farm and stream it to his IPad effortlessly.Īnother feature that is available is VDI publishing. And this can be done from Console.Ģx Application server agent can also be used on a PC in addition to terminal server. New simple dialogue is shown, you enter server name and agent is installed. You have a button ready, waiting to be touched by your magic mouse. Let’s say that you would like to add another terminal server to the farm. Brilliant idea, not only that, you can install roles on the servers remotely. For example, on the Farm view, you have designer view, there you see design of current implementation, which services you have installed and how many servers you use. When you run 2x console for the first time you will notice simplicity, 2x engineers don’t complicate where they don’t have to. It doesn’t require Java and it doesn’t force you to use 2 applications to manage it (Citrix introduced Web console in v4.5 which was used to manage part of environment and classic Java based UI for managing the other part) When you install 2X Application server, you will be amazed how similar the product is compared to Presentation server 4.5. Meet Citrix alternative from a company 2X called simply Application server XG. If you are looking to replace Windows servers with newer version or you are investing in Application streaming, chances are that your budget wont be enough for a Citrix solution. Reason is simple, applications are installed on Windows server 2003 and as long as Server 2003 will be supported and as long as applications will be compatible with Windows Server 2003 there won’t be any need to upgrade.
Most common version that is still in use but was never upgraded to newer versions is Citrix Presentation Server 4.5. Manage and Report Active Directory, Exchange and Microsoft 365 with ManageEngine ADManager Plus.
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