My Briforum Session is online for anyone who wants to go check it out. After viewing the session it appears I said “UH..” about 637 times? Anyway it was a great experience and an honor to speak in front of so many talented individuals. If you are curious of what I do when I go … Continue reading
In my previous article: Average Session Count by Day and Hour: The Query, I dove into a query that shows the number of sessions on a farm at any given hour. Next, we go onto the creation of the report. For this I use SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS). To begin, I created … Continue reading
I will start by saying I have always been an SBC guy, even when VDI moved out of vaporware into the enterprise solution that it is today I still felt like the industry was giving up on SBC prematurely. While some of you are going to jump feet first into Citrix’s XenDesktop solution, a number … Continue reading
Monitoring for Malware and zombies using Edgesight Recent security breaches known as Advanced Persistent Threat rattled Security Experts at Google after finding out that a zero-day vulnerability in IE was exploited and allowed for Malware to be downloaded to key computers. This exploit details the half-measure of Security today and in my opinion was preventable, … Continue reading
So, I thought for my next post I would include a few of the answers I gave to some emails that I received from people who viewed “Edgesight Under the Hood” I will start with four very easy queries that can answer some, what at times seemed to be, pretty tough questions. As I continue … Continue reading
Okay, so in this blog posting I want to continue covering a few more views in Edgesight that I like to run ad hoc queries against. Today’s view is called vw_es_archive_application_network_performance. This view provides information network delay, server delay, xenapp server, process name and downstream hosts that your XenApp servers communicate with. I have used this table to … Continue reading
Okay, so no flat files, parsing or kiwi syslogging today. Today I want to talk about Edgesight 5.x. If any of you have attempted to reverse engineer Edgesight yet you have probably noticed that the tables are a lost cause. All of the key data that you will want to try to harvest is located … Continue reading
