So we now look at publishing application with basic properties. These will be sample apps calc.exe and notepad.exe to give you the idea. We will publish with both AppCenter and PowerShell and optimize the user experience with session pre-launch to reduce their perceived log on times  

In lesson 11 we look at using the MMC to manage the web interface sites and the webinterface.conf file. The file is important as some settings have to made in the file; as well as that though you can use the file to back up and replicate the site’s settings as you will see  

In setting up the services site is may be best to use pass through authentication. This is where the current users windows credentials are given to the web interface server. This then saves the client having to authenticate twice. Once we have created the site will have to enable pass-though authentication using the legacy ICACLIENT.ADM…

So we have the XenApp servers up and running, we have administrators we now need the Web Interface Server. This is required for both web access to the server farm and using the desktop client; they both use the Web Interface server. In this video we install the WI onto server 2008 r2 and configure…

In this video we enable IMA encryption in Citrix XenApp 6.5. Usinf the ctxkeytool.exe we create and load a new farm key on the first XenApp server in the farm. With this in place, as new servers join the farm, before they reboot at the end of the configuration we need to load the encryption…