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Networking - AppSolute Kits from Microtest, Inc.

  • 11/01/99

AppSolute Kits from Microtest, Inc. are the latest addition to the company's DiscZerver family of CD/DVD-ROM servers. They are Internet-enabled CD/DVD-ROM thin server kits designed for use in Citrix environments. The AppSolute Kits provide thin-server, application launching and application management technologies. When combined with remote access technology from Citrix Systems, the Kits enable high-speed CD/DVD-ROM application execution over the Internet.

Available in plug-and-play appliance and integration-ready sled versions, AppSolute Kits include DiscZerver CD/DVD-ROM servers and LaunchPro software. Microtest, Ph'enix, AZ, (800) 526-9675, www.microtest.com.

 

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