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We just INstalled Xenserver and spun up a windows 2008 R2 vm. We now want to host Citrix Xenapp on this new VM. However, none of the products we want to run on this server are running very well and I think I attribute this to the fact that our Graphics card on the VM is showing up as a &quot;standard VGA adapter&quot;. For example, we want to run some autocad applications on this VM but we can't enable hardware acceleration and I imagine it is because the graphics card is showing up as standard VGA. This is a proliant DL380 so I believe it has an intel graphics card. Do I need to install a &nbsp;dispaly driver on the Virtual Machine that I just spun up?
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We just INstalled Xenserver and spun up a windows 2008 R2 vm. We now want to host Citrix Xenapp on this new VM. However, none of the products we want to run on this server are running very well and I think I attribute this to the fact that our Graphics card on the VM is showing up as a "standard VGA adapter". For example, we want to run some autocad applications on this VM but we can't enable hardware acceleration and I imagine it is because the graphics card is showing up as standard VGA. This is a proliant DL380 so I believe it has an intel graphics card. Do I need to install a  dispaly driver on the Virtual Machine that I just spun up?

Standard VGA Adapter on Xenserver Virtual Machine

Citrix is the synonym for the virtualization and application infrastructure systems developed by the company of the same name. Main areas are application virtualization, Software-As-A-Service (SaaS), cloud-computing and networking. The two most well-known are Citrix XenApp or Citrix CloudPlatform.