Terminal Server/Citrix XenApp alternative?
Solution 1
TSPlus
Terminal Services Plus
tsplus.net - Been using them and it's been great.
Solution 2
Graphon have a product named Go-Global. They use their own technology, and you don't have to pay TSE cals. You can even use an XP machine to log many users at the same time.
http://www.graphon.com/content/view/9/9/
They use less bandwidth than TSE, but a bit more than Citrix. They provide client for MacOSX and Linux too If you are interested, i have a contact there
Solution 3
Check Winflector (www.winflector.com). It is an alternative to Citrix XenApp, does not use Terminal Services/RDP. There's a free version for 2 users licensed for commercial use aswell.
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Atlas
Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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Atlas over 1 year
Is there something less costly than Citrix XenApp and something better than Windows TS?
The industry seems to be dominated by citrix.
I'm currently using Windows 2000 Server Terminal Server, but now I have to switch to something better because of performance/color issues.
I'm faced with 2 options:
1) Upgrade to Windows 2008 Server + TS (now has App publishing i think?)
2) Get Citrix XenAppAny suggestions or anything I'm not aware of?
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joeqwerty about 14 yearsWhat performance and color issues are you having?
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Atlas about 14 yearsHi Mathieu, does GraphOn have trials of their software?
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Atlas about 14 yearswhat is the pricing of graphon?
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Mathieu Chateau about 14 yearssure, they have trial. Price is a bit higher than TSE cal i guess, but as with all editors, price is lower when quantity raise up
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Mathieu Chateau about 14 yearsi found public price (no tse cal to buy): planet-europe.fr/swreg.html to get trial, feed this form (link to download received by mail): planet-europe.fr/telechargement.html
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Atlas about 14 yearsI left my contact details on their website 5 days ago, still no response from them.
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Alan B about 14 yearsI just had a Webex demo with them last week. It looks pretty good, essentially works in a similar way to Citrix/TS except uses their own protocol and not RDP, so no TS or Citrix licencing. You can use a web browser client, on Windows, Mac or Linux, or Sun and others. They have a Windows Mobile client and an iPhone client imminent.