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    Network expansion in Citrix OpenCloud Bridge

    I want to know about the network expansion that takes place in Citrix OpenCloud Bridge. I am having some basic knowledge like Citrix OpenCloud Bridge amalgamates Citrix NetScaler, Citrix Branch Repeater and key network skills including IPsec and Layer 2 tunneling. Mutual, these services provide the user and position transparency, presentation optimization and secure network connectivity competences needed to build hybrid clouds that span on and off-premise data centers. By civilizing interoperability flanked by on-premise datacenters and off-premise clouds, OpenCloud Bridge augments litheness and enables more preference around which applications can be moved to the cloud. Totaling up, the OpenCloud Bridge explanation supports multiple virtualization environments, contributing superior choice of cloud providers. But now I am here to get some assistance from you members about Network expansion in Citrix OpenCloud Bridge I am hoping that someone hanging out there will help me.

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    Re: Network expansion in Citrix OpenCloud Bridge

    In the use of cloud services, the infrastructure and its own network with elements from the cloud expands. This application, which are in separate networks are linked. The Citrix Cloud Bridge open presents - in the spirit of the name - a bridge between the internal and remote IT cloud services dar. The goal is the seamless integration of external resources into their own IT structures. This is true, the network technology of the two separate network segment with the name resolution, IP address and the like to get in line. This leads to special requirements in terms of infrastructure, are fixed by the Cloud Bridge. Citrix OpenCloud Bridge simplifies access to networks in the cloud. It enables companies to connect more easily with networks in the external cloud. The remote applications appear here for the users as if they are summoned from the corporate network.

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    Re: Network expansion in Citrix OpenCloud Bridge

    The remote applications appear here for the users as if they are summoned from the corporate network.
    These requests are independent of the type of application. The Cloud Bridge can be used for any application. These opportunities are now found even in VPN gateways . This is a function of the Cloud Bridge. The OpenCloud Bridge operates here as a Layer 2 bridge and using a secure network tunnel with AES and SHA-2 encryption. A second hurdle in accessing external and distant services, the bandwidth. In the corporate LAN backbone now working with multi-gigabit bandwidth. When accessing services in the cloud , the Internet will be funneled through the, these bands but hardly necessary, or at least not permanent and secured available. This is another area to be covered with the Cloud Bridge. The system allows users to access high speed to cloud-based resources and manage them.

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    Re: Network expansion in Citrix OpenCloud Bridge

    Another aspect is the extension of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) of a company to provide services that are sourced from the cloud. The infrastructure of the service provider appears by OpenCloud Bridge as part of a single secure network. Consequently, network, security and access configurations are not modified when the corporate data center applications to an external cloud environment will be migrated from one. The same is true for the reverse process. The product will generate a logical network layer in the existing corporate network and provides a secure, performance-optimized tunnel available to work processes in the cloud to move and applications. Technically, the bridge is based on the existing OpenCloud access gateway of the company, the WANScaler, the NetScaler or the Access Gateway.

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    Re: Network expansion in Citrix OpenCloud Bridge

    The two then newly introduced modules OpenCloud Bridge and OpenCloud Access simplify the cloud access, provide the necessary throughput for WAN connections , or help the user authentication. They simplify and enhance access to and management of the cloud. Addition, however, are the key features that make a cloud service. This need, as well as the traditional data center operations, three key IT resources. These are the server to run the applications (computer), the storage systems for data storage (Storage) and the network links ( Switch ). No IT service does not need these three elements. This is also true for virtualized services in the cloud. To build a cloud offering, so we need these three key resources are provided. In this regard, Citrix already has a comprehensive selection.

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    Re: Network expansion in Citrix OpenCloud Bridge

    The XenServer virtualization takes the server. It thus provides the necessary surroundings of the applications. The administration of the server is done by the XenCenter - a management environment that have a IP connection to the server accesses. This provides the basis for the separation of the server from the administrative authority. In order to receive services from the cloud is the separation of management from a central server component, because the compute platform of XenServer is yes then a provider or in the internal cloud operated. With XenApp, Citrix Cloud another building block in the portfolio. By XenApp deployed applications be installed on users' devices, but the server is running. This can also be a server in the cloud are. Alternatively, the user application and are loaded from the cloud. This is described as streaming applications.

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    Re: Network expansion in Citrix OpenCloud Bridge

    When streaming applications, the deployment of applications for the server or client is done only when needed. The application will be there when needed, loaded to the target system (streamed) and executed there. To use the application provided by XenApp can now, there are two possibilities: either one uses a Web portal that will be displayed in XenApp by the management of the shared applications, or you can go about the task bar. In any case, the client needs to a plug-in. In the desktop virtualization , the user is assigned their own computer. This is on a remote device, such as a server of the cloud, running into. The desktop virtualization is currently being subjected to stimulate changes and adjustments. We distinguish the following models:
    • desktops in a virtual machine such as the XenServer run;
    • desktop on a physical hardware. These can be traditional server or blade server practice are;
    • desktops in the context of the XenApp server;
    • Applications based on XenClient.
    The virtual machine (VM) of the client in this case by a Synchronizer provided in the cloud. In the first three cases are the central design of the desktop. These desktops can be sourced from an internal (private) or from the public cloud.

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