Objectives
		CTX-1327AI covers Citrix Password Manager 4.5, while CTX-1326AI covers Citrix Password Manager 4.0. The following list summarizes the key differences found in Password Manager 4.5, and should be of use to students in determining their training needs: NET v2.0 required Citrix Password Manager agent is now part of the Access Client package Basic Internet Explorer 7 support Console UI improvements Mixed Control ID/SendKey support: Administrators can now define an application using both Control IDs and SendKeys; Significant improvements to the Console UI Password Change Wizard workflow behavior improved Administration by Active Directory (AD) groups: Administrators can now deploy user configurations based on AD groups instead of Organizational Units (OUs) Hot Desktop SDK New product line editions: Advanced and Enterprise Product Introduction: improvements made to the initial agent UI; the first-time use wizard is improved; administrator ability to turn off the welcome screen Additional Password Manager Service modules including: Account Self-Service, Password Provisioning and Account Association
Audience
	This course is intended for system administrators familiar with networking components, security elements, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Presentation Server environments
Prerequisites
	Before taking this course, Citrix recommends that learners complete: CTX-1455BW Citrix Common Management Platform 4.5: Administration CTX-1325AW Citrix Password Manager 4.0: Architectural Overview Topics    Provided is the topic outline for CTX-1327AI: Introducing Citrix Password Manager Identifying Primary Components Identifying Password Manager Editions Preparing for Deployment Selecting and Installing a Central Store Selecting a Central Store Creating an Active Directory Central Store Creating an NTFS Network Share Central Store NTFS Network Share Central Store Design Managing Password Manager Licensing Identifying License Functionality Managing Licenses Creating and Managing Application Definitions Managing the Password Manager Environment Managing Application Definitions Using the Application Definition Tool Creating Application Definitions Creating Windows Application Definitions Identifying Windows Forms Using Advanced Matching Defining Windows Form Actions Creating Web Application Definitions Creating Host/Mainframe Application Definitions Using Host Emulator Managing Application Templates Configuring Password Manager Managing Password Policies Managing User Configurations Assigning Users to a User Configuration Creating an Application Group Configuring Agent Interaction Configuring Licensing Configuring Primary Data Protection Configuring Secondary Data Protection Installing and Managing the Agent Software Installing the Agent Software Managing the Agent Software Configuring Password Manager Registration Managing Credentials Using the Logon Manager Logging on to the Correct Application Configuring Complex Application Definitions Identifying Complex Windows Applications Configuring Optional Features Configuring the Citrix Password Manager Service Managing Identity Verification Configuring Question-Based Authentication