Abstract: Technologies related to preventing access to secure network resources by a virtual machine are disclosed. A client computing device that is connected to a virtual private network (VPN) can automatically disconnect from the VPN when a process associated with a virtual machine is detected on the client computing device. The client computing device can prompt a user to install and execute security policy compliance software on the virtual machine to determine whether it complies with a security policy. If the virtual machine complies with the security policy, the VPN connection can be re-enabled. If the virtual machine is not compliant, the client computing device can prevent the VPN connection from being re-enabled until the virtual machine is stopped or is brought into compliance.

Abstract: Methods, non-transitory computer readable media, network traffic management devices, and network traffic management systems that protect resources that are accessible to a secondary device that is connected to a hotspot hosted by a host device that has an established VPN tunnel with a secure server storing the protected resources are illustrated. With this technology, a connection to a protected resource via a VPN tunnel is established by a host device based on a successful compliance check and the host device also simultaneously operates as a hotspot. The host device intercepts one or more data packets from a secondary device that is connected to the hotspot and in response to determining that the data packets have a TTL value that is less than a default value, the host device executes a security action with respect to the data packets.

Abstract: Methods, non-transitory computer readable media, network traffic manager apparatuses, and systems that assist with selectively routing packets includes receiving a domain name system request from a client. The domain name system request can comprise a configuration for registration of an adapter and then, based on the configuration of the domain name system request, a server can be determined to send the domain name system request. The configuration can comprise an adapter type and the server is determined at least in part based on the adapter type of the configuration. Then the domain name system request can be transmitted to the determined server.

Abstract: Multiple clipboard items are supported in a VDI environment. A client clipboard service can monitor the system clipboard to detect when a clipboard item is added to the system clipboard. The client clipboard service can copy any item added to the system clipboard to a client clipboard buffer. The client clipboard service can also interface with a client virtual channel endpoint to send items in the client clipboard buffer to a server virtual channel endpoint. A server clipboard service can then copy the received items to a server clipboard buffer to thereby synchronize the client and server clipboard buffers. The server clipboard service can function in a similar manner to copy items added to the server's system clipboard to the server clipboard buffer and then interface with the server virtual channel endpoint to cause such items to be synchronized back to the client clipboard buffer.

Abstract: Multiple clipboard items are supported in a VDI environment. A client clipboard service can monitor the system clipboard to detect when a clipboard item is added to the system clipboard. The client clipboard service can copy any item added to the system clipboard to a client clipboard buffer. The client clipboard service can also interface with a client virtual channel endpoint to send items in the client clipboard buffer to a server virtual channel endpoint. A server clipboard service can then copy the received items to a server clipboard buffer to thereby synchronize the client and server clipboard buffers. The server clipboard service can function in a similar manner to copy items added to the server's system clipboard to the server clipboard buffer and then interface with the server virtual channel endpoint to cause such items to be synchronized back to the client clipboard buffer.