Objectives
		Upon successful completion of this course, learners are able to demonstrate the following objectives: Understand how the Access Gateway Enterprise Edition differs from the Standard and Advanced Editions. Perform the initial configuration of the Access Gateway server. Install Access Gateway Plug-ins for Windows, ActiveX and Java. Configure VPN virtual servers. Create policies to customize VPN behavior. Customize client experience and login pages. Configure Access Gateway to integrate with XenApp and WANScaler. Create and configure policies and profiles.
Audience
	This course is intended for IT professionals, system architects and system engineers.
Prerequisites
	Before taking this course, Citrix recommends that learners possess the following knowledge/experience: Basic knowledge of application and network protocols, devices and commonly used tools (such as IP, HTTP and DNS) Basic knowledge of network management and auditing protocols (such as SNMP and Syslog) Working knowledge of basic routing and layer 2 switching concepts Working knowledge of commonly used network appliances (such as load balancers, firewalls, routers and switches) Practical experience with troubleshooting tools (such as protocol analyzers Ethereal/WireShark and NetMon) Knowledge of AAA (authentication, authorization and accounting) protocols (such as LDAP or RADIUS) Basic knowledge of command line interfaces Basic knowledge of VPN concepts Knowledge of desktop operating systems and desktop security concepts (such as antivirus software and personal firewalls) Topics    Deploying the Citrix Access Gateway Access Gateway Features Access Gateway Product Line Identifying Access Gateway Hardware Platforms Identifying the Access Gateway Hardware Components Identifying Network Placement Options WANScaler Integration Identifying Deployment Considerations Performing an Initial Installation and Configuration Access Gateway Installation Logging in to the Access Gateway Setting the Password Managing Licensing Enabling Access Gateway Features Initial Configuration Understanding Virtual Local Area Networks Running the Access Gateway Wizard Saving the Configuration Performing Basic Administration Access Gateway Administrative Tools Introducing the Configuration Utility Introducing the Command-Line Interface Introducing FreeBSD Using Third-Party Tools Access Gateway Management Performing an Upgrade Managing Role-Based Administration Configuring Policies Policy Structure Policy Types and Their Uses Policy Expressions Identifying Qualifiers Identifying Operators Identifying Operands, Wildcards and Context-Sensitive Fields Policy Priority Policy Manager Using Policy Manager Creating Policy Expressions Configuring Access Policies Endpoint Analysis Configuring Pre-Authentication Policies Authentication Policies Configuring Authentication Policies Authorization Policies Configuring Authorization Policies Session Policies Configuring Credential Passing Timeout Settings Configuring Timeout Settings Client Cleanup Configuring Client Cleanup Split Tunneling Configuring Split Tunneling Providing User Access Plugin Options and Configuration Displaying Client Options and the Configuration Window Connection Methods Deploying Access Gateway Plugins Configuring Clientless Access Client Software Selection Configuring Access Choices Customizing the User Experience Intranet Applications Configuring Intranet Applications Intranet IP Addresses. Configuring Intranet IP Addresses Traffic Policies Configuring Traffic Policies TCP Compression Policies Configuring TCP Compression Policies Login Page Customization Securing XenApp Connections XenApp Overview ICA Proxy Mode Configuring ICA Proxy Mode Binding the Secure Ticket Authority Configuring Web Interface Failover Web Interface Connections through Access Gateway Configuring Web Interface for Access Gateway Connections File Type Association Configuring File Type Association SmartAccess Configuring SmartAccess Configuring XenApp for SmartAccess Configuring Access Scenario Fallback(/li> Auditing and Logging Syslog and Nslog Auditing Configuring Audit Servers Configuring Global Auditing Parameters Configuring Auditing Policies Binding Auditing Policies Viewing Recent Audit Messages Viewing Historical Audit Messages Access Gateway Log Management Monitoring Tool User Connection Management Historical Reporting Configuring High Availability Introduction to High Availability High Availability Node Configuration Configuring Nodes Verifying High Availability Status Performing Synchronization Performing a Forced Failover High Availability Management