XenServerの評判・口コミ 全11件

What do you dislike?

provides less options in comparison with VmWare products. Requires Citrix licensed specialists for support and maintenance.

What do you like best?

Fast deployment, low HW requirements, easy to setup, configure and support. Doesn't require additional managers deployed, can be managed from native console and provides virtual machine, storage migration and HA. Hypervisor supports level 1 virtualization. Works better with storage in terms of iSCSI connections and returns free space if compare with VMWare on storage which doesn't non-support additional features. Works more stable and faster than Hyper-V.

Recommendations to others considering the product

XenServer is very easy to deploy and setup. Provides most functionality with no necessity to setup additional managers on top of it. Perfect for small business.

What do you dislike?

Xenserver doesn't allow you to reduce the size of the storage of the copied VM. I think that feature would really be very good.

What do you like best?

We can migrate the VM's from one server to another using Xenserver and it is very easy to do so. Organization view, Objects by tag, taking snapshots easily are some of the features of Xencenter which I find handy.

What do you dislike?

Stability has improved in my time using the product however when they fail, it can be detrimental to our workload. I'm not in IT so I'm not directly involved with issues like that so maybe it isn't the software but sometimes other factors. Overall, I'd say we've been successful with Citrix

What do you like best?

The servers are reliable and very rarely do we have a problem being able to access the servers we use to do our work every day.

What do you dislike?

I used it for quite a while and didn't really find anything to dislike.

What do you like best?

The product has plenty of amazing features and is easy to use and setup. High data usage has never really been a problem in terms of noticeable lags. The ability to run multiple operating systems on a single device is also a great feature!

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you're using the free version, make sure you have experience managing the system environment as no support is provided.

What do you dislike?

If you have vSphere or Hyper-V in your organization then there is little need to have this technology at your Enterprise. As well, if your organization does not currently have Citrix XenApp or XenDesktop, there is little need to implement this in my opinion - vSphere is a lot more feature rich, and if you're a Microsoft shop then you will probably not want XenServer which is Linux based.

What do you like best?

I like that this product is open source and cloud supported, and if XenApp or XenDesktop is already implemented in your organization, no other hypervisor will allow for deeper integration with your Citrix environment as XenServer. This product also makes patching and updating your VMs easy and centrally managed.

With the server virtualization market having become mature and saturated with vSphere and Hyper-V, Citrix has focused their attention on making XenServer cloud-ready and supported on many different public cloud platforms such as Citrix CloudPlatform, Apache CloudStack and OpenStack.

Icing on the cake with this product is that it comes with the world class support that Citrix provides.

What do you dislike?

so far, i have not find anything that i dislike.

What do you like best?

easy to use and user friendly. it does not take a lot of time to understand how to use this software

What do you dislike?

I do not like how it freezes and kicks you out/disconnects frequently. I also do not like how you can't access your own computer at the same time, and use it interchangeably, like you can with other remote desktop servers.

What do you like best?

I like that you can access a desktop remotely. I also like how it can be accessed from anywhere.

What do you dislike?

I still have to enter a password for each application I use. I would like to be able to just log onto Citrix and open the applications I need without having to enter a password each time.

What do you like best?

Citrix XenServer is nice in that it keeps all of my applications in one place. I like that I can log-in and have everything I need right at my fingertips, instead of opening each application from my desktop.

Recommendations to others considering the product

It's very nice not having to pay for multiple licenses. If you wanted to work from home, you would just have to download Citrix to have access to the tools you need.

What do you dislike?

I've experienced a few instances where I had to download the Citrix receiver more than once no matter which browser I'm using. These instances were merely inconvenient and resolved themselves rather quickly. It seems that the Citrix receiver does play favorites with certain browsers as I tend to have the most trouble using it through FireFox (with Chrome or Edge I typically have no issues).

What do you like best?

Ease of use and reliability. I work remotely approximately 1-2 days per week. I access our VDI environment(s) by using a Citrix receiver. While working remotely, I'm required to access many different VDI environments (testing, training, and production environments) simultaneously to test certain functionalities and diagnose end-user issues. The Citrix XenServer is able to accommodate this high usage of data easily without any noticeable lags.

Recommendations to others considering the product

The XenServer is great for organizations with employees who work remotely or work on the go outside of the office. We live in a society where we're constantly connected, and the same can now be said for the workplace. Using Citrix XenServer is intuitive even for first timers. I was able to walk myself through the entire installation process on my personal computer without any assistance.