
Explore the final Zen Desktop setup by examining the user experience, policies, profiles, and published apps, plus Workspace Environment Management and Citrix Director integration.
Create and manage Citrix policies with filtering and priority to tailor internal versus external user experiences, using audio quality and IP filters.
Smart access filtering uses an access control filter to separate storefront access from scalar gateway traffic, requiring licenses and configuring the storefront callback URL for the Nazila gateway.
Explore how to redirect local resources into a Citrix session, including audio and microphone, USB devices, file and drive redirection, bi-directional content redirection, and local app access, with bandwidth considerations.
Explore how Citrix policies manage resources by configuring server idle time, session idle timers, and disconnected session timers to disconnect or log off idle sessions on desktops and servers.
Administrators pre-install print drivers into templates to cover known and potential printers across remote users, and use driver mapping and compatibility to reduce driver diversity.
Master advanced settings for Citrix profile management, including automatic configuration by machine catalog, log off options, cross-platform migrations, log file handling, and template profile deployment.
Explore profile streaming, which fetches files from the user store only when accessed, reducing login time. Configure always cache, always cache size, and user profile groups to control on-demand downloads.
Create and tailor WEM configuration sets to define computer settings boundaries for performance, profile management, and application security, then apply them to server or desktop machines.
Validate agent registration in the VAM console, avoid double binding in configuration groups, and configure process management and AB Local app locker rules for security.
Install base OS, run Citrix Optimizer and app layering tools, configure local users, remove store apps, seal and publish the OS layer.
Explore elastic layering in Citrix app layering to deliver applications based on Active Directory group membership, with analysis of layer compatibility and user-to-machine mapping for delivery groups.
Compare platinum and other Citrix director licenses, note data retention options from 90 days to a year, and configure grooming via PowerShell for historical data.
Extend Citrix monitoring data retention from 90 days using the SAT Monitoring Configuration command in PowerShell on the delivery controller to adjust session, summaries, resource usage, and notification log retention.
Configure alerts in Citrix director by defining an alert policy for server CPU and memory usage with threshold levels, and enable SMTP email notifications for proactive issue detection.
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This is the Fifth and the final Course on Citrix XenDesktop 7.15 series. All this work until this point really has been in just that infrastructure of setting up all the pieces and interconnecting them together, and so it's finally here in this our fifth part in this series on XenDesktop 7. 15 where we start to dig into the combination of different configurations that make up what I refer to as the user's experience. In our first module here, we'll talk about the structure of Citrix policies and how they are similar and also slightly different from what you're used to, with Active Directory Group Policies. From there, we'll walk into a very different kind of module. In this module, I will actually show you the long list of Citrix policies and walk through them mostly one by one to give you a feel for which ones you may want to implement. Once we've gone through that slightly different module there, we'll return back to the actual implementation then of that user's experience by talking about some special policies here involving printing. Printing, as you may or may not know, in Citrix is actually a complex beast because the printers are often separated from the rest of the XenDesktop environment. From there, we then move into the policy portion of our conversation here, starting first with Citrix Profile Management. We'll configure Citrix Profile Management here mostly using Citrix policies, and I'll walk you through where it is uniquely different and also in some ways the same from what you may be used to in traditional Windows roaming profiles. Now whereas Citrix Profile Management is just slightly improved over what we have with roaming profiles, it doesn't solve some of the problems that exist in actually getting those profiles delivered down to users. For that reason, Citrix has incorporated other technologies, like Workspace Environment Management, to improve this entire process of getting these unique customizations down to each individual user. We'll talk here in detail about the integration of WEM into our environment. I'll show you how to set it up and also where it provides that unique difference in how user profiles and their content is then managed. In this next module, we'll go through the installation and integration of App Layering into the virtual machines that we've configured here so far, and hopefully you'll get an appreciation here of the power of actually separating out your applications from the virtual machines on which they're installed.
We finish out our learning path here on Citrix XenDesktop version 7. 15 with a final topic here on Citrix Director. One of the hardest parts about actually then using this complex beast that we've created is in tracing down issues that occur when users call in with so many different pieces that exist in this infrastructure, so many different interconnections that connect them all together. You can imagine that actually figuring out how one thing relates to another, gets to be quite difficult when you're trying to troubleshoot an issue. It's for exactly this reason why solutions like Citrix Director exist
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