Run Legacy IE on Windows 10

Run legacy versions of Internet Explorer such as IE 9 and IE 10, along with any runtimes or plugins, on Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016

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Running multiple Internet Explorer versions side-by-side on Windows 10

Extend the life of existing web applications

Use any version of Internet Explorer to access legacy web applications
Migrate to Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, and Microsoft Azure without disruption
Safely deploy ActiveX controls, Java, and other extensions in an isolated environment
Automatically route users to the correct client configuration with Turbo URL Redirector

Run multiple versions side-by-side

Run multiple versions of browsers, including legacy browsers such as IE8, within a single user session.

Containerize runtimes and plugins as Java, Flash, and .NET and run safely on clean server environments.

Customize components and network settings

Assign custom routing rules and network whitelists/blacklists to specific applications.

Containerized networking improves security by restricting network access to specific servers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What browsers are supported?

Turbo supports containerization of all versions of all major browser, frameworks such as Java and .NET, and browser plugins. This assures consistent access to older web-based applications.

The Turbo URL Redirector automatically routes users to an appropriate browser container when a specific web site is accessed.

What versions of Windows are supported?

Turbo supports all desktop versions of Windows from Windows Vista forward, including Windows 7 and Windows 10; and all server versions of Windows from Windows Server 2008 R2 forward, including Server 2012 and Server 2016.

How do we containerize our applications?

Browsers, plugins, and runtimes can be quickly configured using the Turbo.net Hub or Turbo command-line interface.
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Our team can provide assistance creating container environments for any specific requirements.

How do we distribute containerized applications?

Turbo containerized applications can be deployed using your existing desktop management infrastructure, including Microsoft System Center, Active Directory policies, LANDESK, ZENworks, and others. Turbo does not require any additional server infrastructure.

Why containerize instead of using virtual machines or Citrix/RDS?

Turbo Containers allow legacy software to run just like a native application, on existing hardware, and with the same user experience, desktop integrations, and performance. Virtual machines require running a separate copy of the OS, which is slower, requires more powerful hardware, and does not maintain a consistent user experience. Running the application remotely using Citrix or RDS requires maintaining a separate set of servers and infrastructure for providing remote connectivity to users.

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“In less than a week, we had four of our most challenging systems migrated to Turbo containers. Not only did this provide us with a more secure desktop environment, but simplified desktop configuration and overall user experience.”

Run Legacy IE on Windows 10

Extend the life of existing web applications

Run multiple versions side-by-side

Customize components and network settings

Frequently Asked Questions

What browsers are supported?

What versions of Windows are supported?

How do we containerize our applications?

How do we distribute containerized applications?

Why containerize instead of using virtual machines or Citrix/RDS?

Who's Using Turbo?

Griffith University

Leon County Office of Information Technology

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