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Product Review: UniPrint Server 6.0

Date - Jan 24, 2007

Author - Patrick Rouse

In this review we’ll be looking at UniPrint 6.0, Ingenica’s latest version of their Universal Printing Solution for Windows Terminal Services and Citrix. Ingenica is a division of Bell Business Solutions, Inc., a subsidiary of Bell Canada.

Tunnel Applications to Remote Desktops Seamlessly: 2X ApplicationServer Review

Date - Oct 24, 2006

Author - Wilco van Bragt

2X has just launched 2X ApplicationServer version 4, a full SBC product offering Published Application, Seamless Integration, Load Balancing, SSL support and clients for several platforms. Let's take a look at this product and see what it offers.

Load Balance Terminal Services & Citrix Servers: 2X LoadBalancer Software Review

Date - Feb 21, 2006

Author - Michel Roth

In this review I will take a look at 2X LoadBalancer. My review of 2X LoadBalancer was performed with three Windows 2000 Server systems. One server acted as the “gateway” and the two remaining servers acted as the Terminal Servers.