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By Eric Corcoran, Posted in Technology Week in Review. Monday 11/2 Citrix Expands Digital Workspace Security Offerings The Citrix Ready Workspace Security Program provides a choice of leading security vendors that complement Citrix solutions, allowing people to securely work anytime, from anywhere, while simplifying how IT manages the environment. Clearing The Air – Fixed or Dynamic vDisks?: Have you ever heard conflicting information about a setting or best practice and wondered what was really true or the “real” best practice? Never from Citrix, right? I’ve recently heard some people saying to use fixed vDisks with PVS and others saying dynamic. Clearing The Air – Fixed or Dynamic vDisks?: Have you ever heard conflicting information about a setting or best practice and wondered what was really true or the “real” best practice? Never from Citrix, right? I’ve recently heard some people saying to use fixed vDisks with PVS and others saying dynamic.
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Nicholas Rintalan has written a blog post on the Citrix blogs about the need of seperating the PVS stream to a separate LAN segment.
Here’s a grab of his post:
Similar to what I did in my last article where I discussed fixed versus dynamic vDisks for PVS, let’s first examine what our public documentation says about this so-called best practice. Our oldest technote on this matter was written in 2008 and it pretty much states that it’s a best practice for “several reasons” including “performance, growth and troubleshooting”. Fair enough…let’s come back to that in a minute and dissect each of those reasons one by one. Another article authored in 2011 details how to set up a multi-homed VM to separate ICA traffic from PVS and other traffic. But it never goes into WHY one might want to do so or if it’s a best practice. Maybe our latest and greatest XA+XD best practices whitepaper will provide us with all the answers (and this whitepaper is quite excellent by the way…if you haven’t read it already, you better get on it!). At the bottom of page 50 we state: “Separate the PVS streaming traffic onto a dedicated network for large deployments or in situations where the network is saturated”. OK, that makes a little more sense. But I still don’t understand why everyone seems to think they fall into this category or that this should always be done. In fact, I contend that isolating or segmenting the PVS streaming traffic onto it’s own network is more trouble than it’s worth and should only be done in special situations. There I said it – it’s not a best practice in my opinion and the rule should be to consolidate and keep it simple…the exception should be to isolate the streaming traffic! Why?
You can read the complete post here.
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Ok,now i know an answer))
Usage: CVhdMount <command>
-p <sn> <file.vhd> <-r>
Plugs in a Fixed, Dynamic or Differencing VHD device.
<sn> must be greater than zero.
<-r> read only.
-u <sn> Unplugs specified VHD and all nested VHD device(s).
-o <sn> Make VHD device online.
-f <sn> Make VHD device offline.
Specify <sn> as 0 to select all VHD devices.
-c <file.vhd> <diff.vhd>
Create a new differencing VHD file from base VHD <file.vhd>.
<file.vhd> will be opened as read-only and all changes are
written to new <diff.vhd> differencing file.
So numeral 1 means a serial number (<sn>) of plugged Vdisk