Getting started with XenDesktop 7.x deliver desktops and applications to your end users, anywhere, anytime, with XenDesktop 7.x
Deliver desktops and applications to your end users, anywhere, anytime, with XenDesktop 7.x In Detail Citrix® is an established name in today's Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) era by virtue of their desktop and application virtualization platforms, with the capability to assign applications and co...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Birmingham, [England] :
Packt Publishing
2014.
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| Edición: | 1st edition |
| Colección: | Professional Expertise Distilled
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009628457306719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Getting Started with XenDesktop® 7.x
- Table of Contents
- Getting Started with XenDesktop® 7.x
- Credits
- Notice
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Support files, eBooks, discount offers, and more
- Why subscribe?
- Free access for Packt account holders
- Instant updates on New Packt books
- Preface
- Getting started with Hypervisors
- What this book covers
- What you need for this book
- Who this book is for
- Conventions
- Reader feedback
- Customer support
- Errata
- Piracy
- Questions
- 1. Designing a XenDesktop® Site
- The core components of a XenDesktop® Site
- Terminology and concepts
- Server side
- Hypervisor
- Database
- Delivery Controller
- Studio
- Director
- StoreFront
- Virtual machines
- The Virtual Desktop Agent
- Server OS machines
- Desktop OS machines
- Active Directory
- Desktop
- XenApp®
- Edgesight®
- FlexCast®
- Storage
- The client side
- Receiver
- System requirements
- Receiver
- StoreFront 2.1
- Databases
- Studio
- Delivery Controller
- Director
- The Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA)
- Server host
- Active Directory
- Designing a basic XenDesktop® Site
- Scenario
- Common Citrix® communication ports
- Summary
- 2. Installing XenDesktop®
- Planning the XenDesktop® installation
- Step 1 - installing the controller (XD1)
- Installing the components on XD1
- Configuring a Site
- Step 2 - installing StoreFront (XD2)
- Installing the components on XD2
- Creating a server certificate and adding a Site binding
- Installing StoreFront
- Step 3 - installing Director (XD3)
- Installing the components on XD3
- Step 4 - creating the virtual desktop and application delivery master images
- Step 5 - installing the Virtual Delivery Agent on the master images
- Creating the desktop master images.
- Creating the application master images
- Step 6 - configuring the StoreFront server
- Step 7 - creating the machine catalogs
- Creating desktops
- Creating the application servers
- Step 8 - creating the delivery groups
- Creating desktop delivery groups
- Creating the application delivery groups
- Installation checkpoint
- Step 9 - installing Citrix ReceiverTM on the client devices
- Step 10 - testing the connection
- Testing the desktops
- Testing the applications
- Summary
- 3. Managing Machine Catalogs, Hosts, and Personal vDisks
- Machine catalogs
- Prerequisites
- Creating the master images
- Adding and configuring the virtual machines
- Creating the computer accounts
- Creating a machine catalog
- Operating systems and hardware
- Windows desktop
- Windows Server
- Remote PC Access
- Machine management
- User experience
- Managing the machine catalogs
- Taking a snapshot of the master image
- Updating the master image
- Reverting to a previous master image
- Managing the Active Directory computer accounts
- Adding machines to a machine catalog
- Modifying a machine catalog
- Renaming a machine catalog
- Deleting a machine catalog
- Managing the hosts
- Managing Personal vDisks
- Updating Personal vDisks used by the master images
- Adjusting the space available for applications
- Disabling automatic resizing
- Reallocating user profiles
- Summary
- 4. Managing Delivery Groups
- Managing the delivery groups
- Creating a delivery group
- Editing a delivery group
- Managing desktop sessions
- Logging off or disconnecting sessions
- Sending messages to users
- Managing the delivery group resources
- Adding and reallocating desktops
- Locating desktops, sessions, and delivery groups
- Shutting down and restarting desktops
- Removing desktops from delivery groups.
- Deleting desktops from delivery groups
- Restricting access to desktops
- Using Smart Access
- Using Exclusion filters
- Securing the ICA® protocol communications
- Managing power settings for desktops
- Pools and buffers
- Power state timers
- Partial power management
- Importing and exporting user data
- Enabling and disabling the maintenance mode
- Managing the server load
- The server load index
- The concurrent logon tolerance setting
- Managing the hosted applications
- Application desktop delivery groups
- Application sharing
- Publishing applications to multiple desktop groups
- Content redirection
- Creating an application
- Managing and creating application desktop delivery groups
- Managing application sessions
- Modifying the applications
- Managing the Delivery Controller environment
- Controller discovery
- Adding, moving, or removing Delivery Controllers
- Moving a Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) to another Site
- Active Directory OU-based controller discovery
- Using SSL on controllers
- Changing the default HTTP and HTTPS ports
- Summary
- 5. Managing Policies
- XenDesktop® Studio versus Microsoft Group Policy Editor
- Administrative roles
- Working with policies
- Navigating policies
- Accessing policies
- Searching policies
- Creating policies
- Creating a policy in Studio
- Creating a policy in Microsoft Group Policy Editor
- Configuring policies
- Configuring policy settings
- Best practices for designing policy settings
- Applying policies
- Using default values
- Using filters
- Unfiltered policies
- Filter modes
- Using the same filters with different modes
- Using different filters with similar modes
- Implementing multiple policies
- Implementing priorities
- Implementing exceptions
- The resulting set of policies
- Running the Citrix® Group Policy Modeling Wizard.
- Running the Microsoft Group Policy Results tool
- Troubleshooting policy scenarios
- Comparing policies
- Implementing policies with NetScaler Gateway™
- Implementing NetScaler Gateway™ policy filters
- Summary
- 6. Managing Printing
- How printing works
- Using locally attached printers
- Using network attached printers
- Using default printing, preferences, and drivers
- Setting printing preferences
- Printing policies
- Universal Print Server and Driver
- Autocreation of printers
- Mapping printers and drivers
- Optimization of printing
- Summary
- 7. Virtualizing USB Support
- USB devices in virtualization
- How XenDesktop® uses USB redirection
- Enabling USB support
- Preventing the mapping of USB devices
- Using USB mass storage
- USB redirection with XenApp® versus XenDesktop®
- Using USB automatic redirection
- Using voice and video
- Summary
- 8. Virtualizing Storage and Backup
- XenDesktop® storage considerations
- Desktop storage
- High Availability
- Performance
- IOPS
- Personal vDisk
- XenDesktop® storage requirements
- Virtual desktop storage requirements - dedicated desktop model
- Virtual desktop storage requirements - dedicated shared desktop model
- Virtual desktop storage requirements - shared hosted desktop model
- Backup and restore
- Backing up a SQL Server
- Restoring a SQL Server
- Backing up and restoring VMs and user data
- USB mass storage
- Summary
- 9. High Definition Experience (HDX™)
- Introducing high definition experience
- HDX™ system requirements
- The reality of HDX™
- Aero redirection
- Configuring Aero redirection or desktop composition redirection
- Windows Media
- Configuring Windows Media client-side fetching
- Configuring real-time Windows Media multimedia transcoding
- Flash Media
- Configuring Flash redirection on a server.
- Configuring Flash redirection on the client
- HDX™ 3D
- GPU versus vGPU
- GPU
- vGPU
- HDX™ 3D requirements
- Client
- Server
- HDX™ GPU sharing
- HDX™ 3D - how it works
- Installing and configuring HDX™ 3D
- Upgrading HDX™ 3D
- Configuring monitors for HDX™ 3D
- Configuring image quality
- Configuring audio
- Configuring webcams
- Configuring color compression
- Configuring network priorities
- Adaptive display
- Summary
- 10. Application Delivery
- Delivering applications
- Differences between XenApp® and XenDesktop®
- What's new?
- What's gone?
- What's changed?
- What hasn't changed?
- Application Delivery Controllers
- Application Delivery Networks
- Summary
- 11. Working with the XenDesktop® SDK
- Microsoft Windows PowerShell
- PowerShell snap-ins and cmdlets for XenDesktop®
- Using the XenDesktop® SDK
- Creating an SDK script
- Troubleshooting using the XD PowerShell SDK
- Useful desktop cmdlets
- Useful controller cmdlets
- Site debugging tools
- Citrix Ready®
- Summary
- 12. Working with Citrix ReceiverTM and Plugins
- Understanding Receiver
- Changing the Receiver settings
- Pushing the Receiver settings from the server
- Changing the Receiver settings from the client's desktop
- Using plugins
- The online plugin
- Using workspace control
- Changing the resolution of the virtual desktop
- Moving the toolbar
- Controlling local file access
- Accessing devices
- Accessing USB devices
- Accessing local microphones and webcams
- Redirecting Flash to a local device
- Switching between virtual desktops
- Logging off virtual desktops
- Disconnecting from virtual desktops
- Restarting a virtual desktop
- Using Desktop Lock
- Printing in virtual desktops
- Understanding the keyboard input
- The offline plugin
- The CloudBridge™ plugin
- Running Receiver on Microsoft Windows.
- Running Receiver on Apple.
