Objectives - Identify the basic architecture and high level functionality of XenApp and farm components
- Configure License Administration console ports and administrators, install the Citrix LicenseServer, and import license files into the console
- Make installation decisions appropriate for an environment, and install and configure XenApp using the Server Role Manager and Server Configuration tool
- Add and configure worker groups, administrative accounts, and permissions, and log administrative changes
- Install and configure Web Interface, create and customize Web Interface sites, and configure client delivery
- Publish applications, content, and desktops for users.
- Configure applications for streaming to servers and the desktops of Windows user devices
- Create and configure Citrix policies, applying filters and using policy modeling tools.
- Create and assign load evaluators and implement load balancing policies
- Identify the different session optimization display settings, HDX settings, and profile management components
- Identify self-service application technologies and install Citrix Receiver
- Explain key Citrix printing concepts and terms, and configure printing for XenApp
- Secure application access using Access Gateway
- Describe the monitoring tools and technologies for XenApp, and track license usage
- Identify the purpose and key components of SmartAuditor, Single sign-on, Branch optimization, Provisioning services, Power and Capacity Management, and XenServer
Audience - IT professionals, such as server, network, and systems administrators familiar with Microsoft Windows environments, including Windows 2008 R2 administrators interested in becoming a XenApp administrator
- Existing XenApp administrators or systems engineers interested in updating their XenApp skills, receiving Citrix authorized training on XenApp 6.5, or achieving certification for XenApp 6.5
- Systems engineers, sales engineers, analysts, consultants, and architects
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2
- Experience with Microsoft SQL Server or enterprise database servers
- Experience with Active Directory and Group Policy
- Basic understanding of Microsoft Remote Desktop Services
- Familiarity with application virtualization technologies, such as Citrix application streaming or Microsoft App-V
- Basic understanding of Windows Server networking concepts, such as DNS, IIS, load balancing, and file and printing services
- Exposure to basic system administration concepts, including logging, software upgrade procedures, and high availability operations
- Familiarity with server monitoring tools
- Basic understanding of VPN concepts, including SSL encryption and certificates
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