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RTO TScale
Increases performance, reliability and capacity of thin-client, server-based
computing application environments including Citrix and Microsoft Terminal
Services.
RTO Optimization Console
Please note that this product is now integrated with RTO TScale and therefore, no longer available as a stand-alone product.
Looking for RTO's other innovative products?
VMware has purchased RTO Discover, RTO PinPoint, and RTO Virtual Profiles and is currently integrating them into their product line. Read more about the transition.
Useful Software
Scriptable Virtual Channels |
Software from Briforum 2007 Amsterdam session, Scriptable Virtual Channels.
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RTO Analyzer |
If you are experiencing application performance problems in your Citrix/Terminal
Services farm, this free tool may be able to help pinpoint the source of the
problem.
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Latest Optimization Console Policy Update
Updated 2/12/2007 |
An XML file that you import into your policies in the Optimization Console to update them to
include the latest optimization exceptions.
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Latest TScale Optimization Policy Update
Updated 2/12/2007 |
A registry file that you import on your servers to update TScale with the latest
optimization exceptions.
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| GetProcessInfo |
GetProcessInfo is a utility that captures several Task Manager metrics for each
process running on a server, and writes those metrics to an Excel compatible CSV
file. If you would like to know how much RAM, Page File and CPU each of your
processes are using, GPI is a convenient way to find out.
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| InstanceMon |
InstanceMon.bat runs a program, InstanceMon.exe that collects information about
every program running on your terminal server into a file named Instances.txt.
If you would like to know if TScale can help your production terminal server
before you install TScale, download this zip file, unpack it into a directory on
your terminal server and execute the batch file. Then send the resulting
Instances.txt to RTO Software Support
and we will tell you how much TScale will help each of the heavily used applications
on your terminal server.
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