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November 2024

Nov 14

Improvement in DST handling in PVS

ON-PREMISES STATUS

     In Development
Citrix Provisioning and App Layering
Currently, customers must manually update vDisks whenever Daylight Saving Time (DST) changes. To address this, a solution will be implemented to automate how PVS handles DST, eliminating the need for manual updates.  
Nov 12

Support for updating existing MCS provisioned machines in VMware environments

CLOUD STATUS

     Releasing
Citrix Provisioning and App Layering
In VMware environments, previously, you could only change the configuration of an existing machine catalog. The changes did not apply to existing VMs. With this feature, you can now apply the updated configuration to the existing VMs.
Nov 08

Activity manager : disconnected session relaunch and handoff

CLOUD STATUS

     Now Available
Workspace User Experience
End users can use the Activity Manager to seamlessly reconnect to disconnected sessions or transfer active sessions across devices, allowing them to swiftly restore or continue their work environment.
Nov 08

UEFI BDM supports up to 32 login servers

ON-PREMISES STATUS

     In Development
Citrix Provisioning and App Layering
When creating a BDM boot disk for an on-prem target, the number of login servers has a hard-coded maximum of 4, with this update, admin can now specify up to 32 login servers when creating BDM disks for UEFI target devices. 
Nov 06

MCS creates ID Disks with GP3 volume type

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     Now Available

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     Now Available

 

Citrix Provisioning and App Layering
Previously, in AWS environments, the Identity disks (ID) of VMs were of GP2 volume type. With this feature, MCS can now provision VMs with Identity disks of GP3 volume type. As GP3 volume type is the cheapest option offered by AWS, this feature will help save cost.
Nov 06

Hibernate and resume on Activity Manager

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     Now Available

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Workspace User Experience
Transform your virtual desktop experience using Citrix Workspace's new hibernate and resume feature.
Nov 05

Address performance issues enumerating PVS databases in Config Wizard

ON-PREMISES STATUS

     In Development
Citrix Provisioning and App Layering
With this feature, PVS will remove and allow admins to enter the database instance manually, which will improve the experience when setting up new farms and upgrading. 
Nov 05

PVS server support for windows server core when BDM updated is required

ON-PREMISES STATUS

     Releasing
Citrix Provisioning and App Layering
Allow PVS Server to be installed on a system running Server Core to reduce attack surface and cost. With this update, PVS will support Windows Server core with BDM update supported. 
Nov 05

App Layering custom tagged objects

ON-PREMISES STATUS

     In Development
Citrix Provisioning and App Layering
This enhancement will provide new workflows in the App Layering console enabling tagging of layers and layer revisions using name:value pairs.

October 2024

Oct 24

App layering appliance system OS upgrade

ON-PREMISES STATUS

     Now Available
Citrix Provisioning and App Layering
New in App Layering 2409, the appliance system OS has been upgraded to a modern release of Linux. Refer to What's New in 2409 for more information.
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