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1. CITRIX RECEIVER NOT WORKING ON SAMSUNG CHROMEBOOK FOR MAC
2. CITRIX RECEIVER NOT WORKING ON SAMSUNG CHROMEBOOK ANDROID

The Parallels Web Portal administrative page allowed us to select and enforce SSH and secure-HTTP protocols, and can enforce transient sessions, where no information is stored on the client device. The differences between behavior and window sizing, as well as multimedia response on clients, are small.

CITRIX RECEIVER NOT WORKING ON SAMSUNG CHROMEBOOK ANDROID

On an Android tablet, things were slightly worse, but then better on an iPad 2. When using an RAS session of a Windows desktop, we had sizing issues both on Mac clients and Windows remote clients, but they weren’t too bothersome. Cached credentials might be seen as a security risk. We worried about cached credentials being alive, and recommend that users be instructed to logout when sessions are finished. Windows and Mac client access sessions were easy to initiate, and these stayed resident, waiting for our commands. Android and iOS client apps installed quickly. Like Citrix Receiver clients, Parallels client apps are available from typical online app store sources, and can also be sent as a link, but lack some of the customizations and “branding” permitted by Citrix and Ericom. Why these weren’t a part of the installation procedure in the docs is a mystery, but these selections make a tremendous difference.

The Windows Server Remote Desktop Feature also improves remote desktop latency dramatically. If the recommended settings aren’t enabled via Group Policy, then client/viewer peripheral support drags with lots of intermittent latency, rendering multimedia apps useless even on connections with much bandwidth. The Microsoft-baked RemoteFX transport for data between host and client is important, and is enabled through Windows Group Policy Control, and therefore an installation requires administrative access to Active Directory policies. Like Citrix, we found strong uniformity in the behavior of proxied remote sessions through Parallels RAS. Parallels also uses Microsoft CALs (Client Access Licenses, required) and has clients for Windows 7SP1+, Mac OS, Android, iOS, certain versions of Linux, and ChromeApp for ChromeOS/Chromebooks.

CITRIX RECEIVER NOT WORKING ON SAMSUNG CHROMEBOOK FOR MAC

+ MORE: Parallels Desktop 12 for Mac Gives Mac Users More Windows Functionality + During the middle of the review process, we received a Best Practices doc that helped us immensely and changed our expectations and outcomes. We suggest that Windows 2008R2+ should be chosen as a host platform for Parallels RAS for security and integration reasons, also that these versions use Microsoft RemoteFX protocol, which behaves much better than the RDP protocol of prior versions and makes Parallels HTML5, VDI desktops, remote apps, and shared resources more responsive.