UPDATE: The new release is out! http://danblee.com/raspberry-pi-2-rpitc-2-r1-1-is-out/ I'll be using this post as a living document for our discoveries. Now that the Raspberry Pi 2 is out and performing very well, we decided to start toying with the idea of putting our Citrix based product on one and delivering a thin client to customers. The extra RAM (1GB) can be given to the graphics which means performance really took a step up. As of now, the Raspberry Pi 2 is very new, too new for … [Read more...] about Raspberry Pi 2 and Citrix Receiver – Thin Clients
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Chrome: Disable the “your connection is not private” page
As an admin, you've got lots of devices that you log into using IP addresses and other pages that you access such as https://localhost. It gets annoying when you have to see "your connection is not private" a few times a day and then choosing to proceed anyway. Here's how to disable that: Copy this switch: [crayon-5f321de4332f2493895449/] Go to the properties of your Chrome shortcut. Most of the time this means right clicking on the shortcut and going to properties. In the "Target" … [Read more...] about Chrome: Disable the “your connection is not private” page
Disable Vulnerable Ciphers, Hashes, Keys, using IIS Crypto
While doing some end of the year vulnerability scans, we were getting some web servers coming back with some potential security threats, all too common in the IT world. Looking for a faster method to patch up these holes, I came across a very neat little tool Call IIS Crypto made by the good people at Nartac Software. Their explanation of the tool: IIS Crypto is a free tool that gives administrators the ability to enable or disable protocols, ciphers, hashes and key exchange algorithms on … [Read more...] about Disable Vulnerable Ciphers, Hashes, Keys, using IIS Crypto
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