Windows rendezvous preview

Create delivery groups. Manage delivery groups. Create application groups. Manage application groups. Remote PC Access. Remove components. User personalization layer. Migrate to cloud. Migrate from on-premises to cloud. Merge multiple on-premises sites to a single cloud site.

Migrate from cloud to cloud. Automated Configuration tool cmdlets. Troubleshoot Automated Configuration and additional information. Adaptive transport. Citrix ICA virtual channels. Double-hop sessions. Generic USB devices. Mobile and touch screen devices. Serial ports. Specialty keyboards. TWAIN devices. WIA devices. HDX 3D Pro. Text-based session watermark. Audio features. Browser content redirection. HDX video conferencing and webcam video compression.

HTML5 multimedia redirection. Optimization for Microsoft Teams. Monitor, troubleshoot, and support Microsoft Teams. Windows Media redirection. General content redirection. Client folder redirection.

Host to client redirection. Local app access and URL redirection. Generic USB redirection and client drive considerations. Schedule-based and load-based settings. Dynamic session timeouts. Restrict Autoscale cloud burst. Dynamic machine provisioning. Force user logoff. Cloud Health Check. Configuration logging. After opening Internet Explorer I was able to click on a Rendezvous button and it found all printers in the company.

Didn't find anything else. It sort of seemed like a play toy. Hopefully it will get better and also enable chat between people behind a local LAN.

I know Trillian does this already. I'd say it's just "OK" because I have no idea how you would actually use this for a good purpose. BetaNews Downloads Software Store. Networking Diagnostics Rendezvous for Windows. File Details Reviews. Apple released Rendezvous for the Mac in , using it in iTunes to allow users to easily share their playlists. The company also included it in both Jaguar and Panther for local networking, network printing, and other networking uses.

The Windows release marks one of the first Windows software releases from Apple, joining iPod, iTunes, and AirPort Express as the companyis cross-platform products.