The new 2X ApplicationServer can be downloaded from here 2X ApplicationServer 6.2 new features: New Publishing Wizard 2X ApplicationServer now incorporates a Publishing Wizard which will guide you through each step needed to setup Published Applications and Published Desktops in the shortest amount of time. Deepnet Unified Authentication Platform Deepnet Unified Authentication is a single integrated platform for provisioning, managing and verifying all types of authentication, form-factors and user credentials. 2X ApplicationServer provides this two-factor authentication using SafeID, FlashID, MobileID, QuickID, GridID, SecureID (RSA), DigiPass (Vasco). Native RDP Connections Using the 2X ApplicationServer Client you can now connected to a machine running Microsoft Terminal Server using a Remote Desktop Protocol connection. Administrators can easily configure desktop connections and publish applications using one tool. Embedded Desktops With your 2X ApplicationServer Client you can now use Embedded Desktops. This allows you to load a number of different Desktops inside one application. Switching between the different desktops is as simple as clicking on a different tab. 2X ApplicationServer now features protection against Denial-of-Service attacks (DoS) aimed at your load balancing Terminal Servers.
Speed screen functions Does 2X Application Server offer some video streaming performance functionality like Citrix Speed screen ?
Re: Speed screen functions 2X Application Server relies on RDP as display protocol, we expect that this will be highly enhanced in the future (RDP plus). Also speed screen is for local echoing of text.
Embedded desktops: (as exlpained in the Manual ) "2X ApplicationServer Client will embed all the connections inside the window and you can switch between one connection and another by clicking on the corresponding tab." Therefore a full desktop connection will be embedded in the 2X Client instead of a separate window. This is very useful when you have multiple desktops to manage. One can also disembed the desktop into a seperate window.
