Una forma sencilla que tenemos los administradores de proveer el último cliente de Citrix a nuestros usuarios, independientemente del sistema operativo o dispositivo que utilicen es utilizar una plantilla de web que nos ofrece Citrix para que descarguemos y la ubiquemos dentro de nuestra red, podremos personalizarla con nuestra imagen corporativa y detectará automáticamente que versión de Receiver necesitará el usuario & le redireccionará a su descarga.
Citrix Receiver for HTML5 is now available, with which our users can connect through a browser to the applications or desktops of our Citrix XenApp or Citrix XenDesktop infrastructure, without the need to have a Citrix client installed.
This article that I had pending publication was the new version of Citrix's XenDesktop where you will see the installation and configuration, this is Citrix's quintessential desktop virtualization infrastructure. What's new in this version: New look, Role-based installation (just like Citrix Xenapp 6), IMA disappears, Active Directory Configuration Wizard disappears, New Management Consoles (Desktop Studio and Desktop Director), Dazzle (HTTP://www.bujarra.com/?p=4157), enabling XenClient for connections and desktop synchronization… With this we will be able to provide our users with virtual desktops, in order to have a thin client environment on our network. With the Citrix controller we can manage the connections to the desktops that interest us (Supports up to 15000 MV cada controller), we will be able to connect to virtual machines based on Citrix XenServer, VMware vSphere or physical directly. Podremos unir diferentes tecnologías para la creación automática de escritorios como Citrix Provisioning Server o VMware […]
At last! In this document we will be able to see how to install the Web Interface server 5.3 on a Java server, in this case we will use a new Debian Lenny distribution to which we will install Apache2 and Tomcat6 to be able to run the Citrix Web Interface server, we can therefore save a Windows server with the cost that licensing will entail., Resources… thanks to my great friend Manel who has given me the clues to set it up!!! Started…
One of the new features brought by XenApp 5 Feature Pack 2/XenApp 6 and XenDesktop 4 is the use of VM Hosted Apps. In this document we will see how we can set up VM Hosted Apps in our organization, is an integration between XenDesktop and XenApp, it will be used to run applications that are not compatible with Terminal Server or server operating systems or simply if we want to isolate them on computers with OS. Windows XP, View or 7. In a virtual desktop that we have with XenDesktop, we will install this application and create a group of desktops in XenDesktop where we will indicate that they are VM hosted apps (or hosted application VM). We will integrate both environments through Web Interface and it will be totally transparent for users.
Si queremos usar Citrix XenDesktop con un entorno virtual de VMware vSphere tendremos que realizar unas configuraciones extra, todo ello es para poder conectarnos desde el XenDesktop Delivery Controller a los escritorios virtuales de nuestro entorno vSphere y por lo tanto gestionado por la plataforma de virtualización de VMware, pudiendo usar VMware View Composer si nos interesase.
This document shows the installation and configuration of all Citrix XenDesktop components 4.0, which is Citrix's quintessential desktop virtualization infrastructure. With this we will be able to provide our users with desktops directly, to have a thin client environment on our network. With the Citrix controller we can manage the connections to the desktops that interest us, we will be able to connect to virtual machines based on Citrix XenServer or VMware vSphere or VMware Infrastructure 3 or physical directly. Podremos unir diferentes tecnologías para la creación automática de escritorios como Citrix Provisioning Server o VMware Composer. Later we will see different ways to install the agent that will be the necessary software in the virtual desktops and the client for their final connection.
Well, We finally have a new version of salvation for those of us who work with roaming profile environments, the great Citrix Profile Management product 3.0 that will help us manage our roaming profiles using Active Directory policies. The Profile Management agent must be installed on the XenApp servers and these GPOs must be configured with the parameters that interest us, we can even migrate from a traditional configuration of mobile profiles with CPM.
It is the new version of Citrix Desktop Server 1.0 – HERE, is Citrix's service for publishing desktops, instead of publishing applications we will use it to publish desktops, ideal for creating a virtual desktop or VDI infrastructure (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure). It also integrates seamlessly with Citrix Provisioning Server – HERE, it would be ideal to publish bulk desktops from XenDesktop using a Provisioning Server and storing the virtual machines on a XenServer – HERE, The perfect family.
This document shows how we can use this Citrix server, which unlike the Presentation Server that publishes applications, With this we publish equipment. We're supposed to have a pool of teams, Usually virtual (View VMware – HERE) and to which we will connect through the Citrix client to them. The example that we will make in this document, we have a department in our organization called Development, where we have multiple users who use ThinClients and will access these computers as if they were their own, All teams in this department have the same applications and configurations.
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