Diverse questions on the features

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Hi, actually i practice a Training course of study in newtwork security company
and i have to compare 2x with TSE and Citrix in order to apply 2x solution and i have few questions concerning this soft:
does 2x Manage:
- 64 bits clients?
- Universal coverage of peripherals except universal printing and scanning (smartphone,...)
- Isolation of the incompatible applications (such as Word 2003 and Word 2007)
- database such as Orcle or SQL Server
- Server-to-client URL redirection (When clicking on URL’s (such as HTTP or HTTPS links) within an application
running on Terminal Services, the link is opened with the local client browser instead of launching the browser on the Terminal Server)
- Client-to-server redirection of file types (Redirects requests for a specific document or file type to a Terminal Server session. For example, clicking on a Visio® document on the client device will launch the document in a Visio application on the Terminal Sever, instead of a local application.)

Thanks a lot in advance
and sorry for my poor english, i'm french :mrgreen:
 
HI,


2x client works fine on both 32 and 64 client also.

2x client can be installed on any supported Microsoft windows xp,vista,7 2003,2008/r2 and windows ce (separate .cab installation file)

both office 2003 and office 2007 are supported with 2x application server.

HTTP and HTTPS (url re-direction)is supported in 2x environment.

File association is also supported in 2x environment.

Regards,
 
if Anyone knows links wich compare 2X solutions and XenApp or TSE. i would be very happy.... :mrgreen:
thanks to all
 
does LoadBalancer native on VirtualDesktopServer or is it necessary to add the module?
 
Thx Zippo for your answer!

i have a new question: my VDS works well, and my web portal too but it uses the port 81 and i don't manage to use the port 80
i tried to configure the gateway via the VDS console, to configure IIS but i still don't amange to use the port 80
any idea?
 
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