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ICA Client Version 10 Released

Tuesday, 27 February 2007 by Michel Roth

Yes ladies and gents, today is a wholesome day: the ICA Client version 10 has officially been released. Next to the much needed official Vista support, this new client has the following new features:

Extended OS Support
• Windows XP (x64 edition)
• Windows XP Embedded
• Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs
• Citrix Support for Microsoft Vista

Application streaming
The Program Neighborhood Agent now operates with the Citrix Streaming Client to provide application streaming to the user desktop as well as access to offline applications.

Non-administrator client installation
This feature allows client users who do not have administrator privileges on a “locked down” computer, such as an Internet cafe or kiosk, to download the Ica32pkg.msi package and install a modified Web Client on a per-user basis

Trusted server configuration
This feature is designed to identify and enforce trust relations involved in client connections. This trust relationship increases the confidence of client administrators and users in the integrity of data on client devices and prevents the malicious use of client connections.

Multilingual User Interface (MUI)
The Windows Installer package includes a Multilingual User Interface, meaning it automatically installs the clients in all supported languages

32-bit color icon support
This feature supports high color icons and automatically selects the color depth for applications visible in the Program Neighborhood Connection Center

Program Neighborhood Agent backup URL support (my personal favorite, the PNagent rules!)
Administrators can specify backup URLs for Program Neighborhood Agent in their Web Interface configuration.

SpeedScreen Multimedia Acceleration
To support the new Speedscreen technologies: progressive display and the improved tossing and queuing algorithm.

Enhanced proxy detection support
This feature automatically detects a proxy server so users do not have to configure the proxy server manually.

Program Neighborhood Agent support through the Access Gateway

Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) support.
The Clients for Windows now support the AES cipher for connections using TLS.

Get it here.