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NetScaler offers impressive versatility and can be run on multiple platforms. It is an all-in-one web application delivery controller that has a number of features including load balancing, AAA authentication, SSO, SSL offloading, N-Factor authentication, etc. All these features can be integrated directly into an HTML5 console. It can handle multiple applications and ensures 100% application availability. The tool can make your applications run up to five times faster. This can help in reducing web application ownership costs with server offloading. It offers an innovative cloud-bridging functionalities.
| Support | Online | Customer Type | Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business |
| API | NA | Contact | Fort Lauderdale, FL / +1 408 790 8000 |
| Deployment | SaaS/Web/Cloud | Category | Load Balancing Software |
Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on 23/05/2018 from the vendor website and may be different from actual. Please confirm with the vendor website before purchasing.
Pros: We have all the apps we need on the portal to ensure we can deliver and meet all expectations for our clients. It gives us security and trust on both ends when handling confidential or sensitive information.
Cons: So far there are no cons about the software. We really enjoy using it.
Overall: We use it daily to perform our tasks that include but aren't exclusive to emails and reports. We share content with our clients and keep up to date with our internal goals, production and quality content.
Pros: I have not found anything with this product to be particularly helpful.
Cons: I find it unreliable and finicky to use very often.
Pros: Very simple to use. Easy to make identification. directing you.
Cons: waf needs to renew itself in the field. the old was thick.
Overall: they are good
Once you get it set it just continues to work as it should. There are so many different ways to get what you need so it makes it very flexible for almost any workload. The improvements keep coming and over the past few years, it has become a lot more intuitive and less convoluted. Citrix has built-in processes that take away some of the annoying added steps and places for error in older versions. I work with Citrix almost exclusively and it is the only solution even worth considering.
Some changes in the interface require some extra clicks. These are not game changers, and once you go through it a few times you realize there is a benefit to it to help avoid configuration errors. Older versions had a lot of browser compatibility issues. Those seem to be gone now. Occasionally a feature will move from one place to another, and unless you read the release notes, or get exposed to it in real time, it can catch you off guard.
Load balancing. Remote access. VDI usage reporting.
The easy of integration between Citrix Storefront and Xenapp.
Changes are not auto saved, and reboots remove any unsaved changes.
It is great if you are planning to use storefront/xenapp. For load balancing and traffic management there are other options.
3rd party remote access to our Citrix Xenapp Environment
Once you get it set it just continues to work as it should. There are so many different ways to get what you need so it makes it very flexible for almost any workload. The improvements keep coming and over the past few years, it has become a lot more intuitive and less convoluted. Citrix has built-in processes that take away some of the annoying added steps and places for error in older versions. I work with Citrix almost exclusively and it is the only solution even worth considering.
Some changes in the interface require some extra clicks. These are not game changers, and once you go through it a few times you realize there is a benefit to it to help avoid configuration errors. Older versions had a lot of browser compatibility issues. Those seem to be gone now. Occasionally a feature will move from one place to another, and unless you read the release notes, or get exposed to it in real time, it can catch you off guard.
Load balancing. Remote access. VDI usage reporting.
Pros: Easy to use for accessing programs needed for everyday functions.
Cons: Periodically connection is slow and we lose accessibility to our programs.
Pros: Can't say much positive things for this one because recent major problems with it.
Cons: Unfortunately this is not very well functioning tool, can't recommend.
Citrix ADC is has helped our cross-functional team tremendously, by seamlessly integrating with our fundraising database. It has added a layer of intelligence and dynamism to our workload.
In the short period of time I have used the product, I have not encountered anything that I do not like.
We're using the ADC to power our fundraising database.
Pros: I had the luck of working with the Citrix partner portal and even set up my own VPX appliance. It was quick adn easy and I could see the immediate beenfit of this device's flexability of physical appliances and virtual to set up High Availability pairs.
Cons: most features are very advances, the appliances have lots of fucntionality and they are usually installed for one purpose but can solve many bueinss needs. I would say that the negative is jsut how much these things do and how little the cusotmers typically capitalize on that.
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