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Getting Started with XenDesktop 7.x

Getting Started with XenDesktop 7.x

By : Craig Thomas Ellrod
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Getting Started with XenDesktop 7.x

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By: Craig Thomas Ellrod
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Table of Contents (27 chapters)
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Getting Started with XenDesktop 7.x
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Getting Started with XenDesktop 7.x
Credits
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Credits
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About the Author
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About the Author
About the Reviewers
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About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
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www.PacktPub.com
Preface
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Preface
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Designing a XenDesktop Site
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Designing a XenDesktop Site
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The core components of a XenDesktop Site
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Terminology and concepts
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System requirements
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Designing a basic XenDesktop Site
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Common Citrix communication ports
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Summary
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Installing XenDesktop
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Installing XenDesktop
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Planning the XenDesktop installation
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Step 1 – installing the controller (XD1)
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Step 2 – installing StoreFront (XD2)
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Step 3 – installing Director (XD3)
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Step 4 – creating the virtual desktop and application delivery master images
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Step 5 – installing the Virtual Delivery Agent on the master images
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Step 6 – configuring the StoreFront server
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Step 7 – creating the machine catalogs
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Step 8 – creating the delivery groups
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Installation checkpoint
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Step 9 – installing Citrix Receiver on the client devices
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Step 10 – testing the connection
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Summary
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Managing Machine Catalogs, Hosts, and Personal vDisks
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Managing Machine Catalogs, Hosts, and Personal vDisks
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Machine catalogs
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Managing the hosts
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Managing Personal vDisks
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Summary
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Managing Delivery Groups
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Managing Delivery Groups
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Managing the delivery groups
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Managing the hosted applications
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Managing the Delivery Controller environment
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Summary
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Managing Policies
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Managing Policies
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XenDesktop Studio versus Microsoft Group Policy Editor
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Working with policies
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Implementing multiple policies
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The resulting set of policies
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Implementing policies with NetScaler Gateway
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Summary
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Managing Printing
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Managing Printing
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How printing works
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Universal Print Server and Driver
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Autocreation of printers
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Mapping printers and drivers
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Optimization of printing
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Summary
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Virtualizing USB Support
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Virtualizing USB Support
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USB devices in virtualization
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How XenDesktop uses USB redirection
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Summary
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Virtualizing Storage and Backup
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Virtualizing Storage and Backup
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XenDesktop storage considerations
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XenDesktop storage requirements
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Virtual desktop storage requirements – dedicated desktop model
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Virtual desktop storage requirements – dedicated shared desktop model
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Virtual desktop storage requirements – shared hosted desktop model
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Backup and restore
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USB mass storage
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Summary
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High Definition Experience (HDX)
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High Definition Experience (HDX)
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Introducing high definition experience
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Aero redirection
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Windows Media
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Flash Media
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HDX 3D
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Configuring image quality
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Configuring audio
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Configuring webcams
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Configuring color compression
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Configuring network priorities
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Adaptive display
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Summary
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Application Delivery
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Application Delivery
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Delivering applications
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Differences between XenApp and XenDesktop
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Application Delivery Controllers
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Application Delivery Networks
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Summary
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Working with the XenDesktop SDK
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Working with the XenDesktop SDK
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Microsoft Windows PowerShell
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Using the XenDesktop SDK
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Creating an SDK script
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Troubleshooting using the XD PowerShell SDK
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Citrix Ready
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Summary
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Working with Citrix ReceiverTM and Plugins
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Working with Citrix ReceiverTM and Plugins
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Understanding Receiver
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Changing the Receiver settings
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Using plugins
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Running Receiver on Microsoft Windows
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Running Receiver on Apple
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Running Receiver on other devices
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Summary
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Securing XenDesktop
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Securing XenDesktop
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DMZ and DMZ
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Securing XenDesktop with NetScaler Gateway
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Secure Ticket Authority
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Securing the ICA/HDX protocols
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Securing StoreFront
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Securing Receiver
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Securing controller
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Securing Studio and Director
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Securing the XenDesktop to XenServer communications
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Using smart cards
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Summary
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Managing and Monitoring XenDesktop
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Managing and Monitoring XenDesktop
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Using Studio to manage the XenDesktop Site
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Using Director to monitor the XenDesktop Site
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Using HDX Insight
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Troubleshooting XenDesktop
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Third-party tools
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Summary
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VDI in the Cloud
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VDI in the Cloud
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Understanding virtualization in the cloud
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Private cloud
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Public cloud
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Hybrid cloud
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Personal cloud
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Your cloud
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Summary
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Creating a Domain Certificate Authority
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Creating a Domain Certificate Authority
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XenDesktop Policy Settings Reference
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XenDesktop Policy Settings Reference
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Audio policies
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Bandwidth policies
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Redirection policies
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Desktop UI policies
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Graphics and multimedia policies
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Caching policies
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Multistream traffic policies
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Printing policies
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ICA policies
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Keep alive policies
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Autoreconnection policies
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Mobility policies
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Session policies
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Time zone policies
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Load management policies
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Delivery Agent policies
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HDX 3D policies
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Creating Self-signed Certificates for NetScaler Gateway
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Creating Self-signed Certificates for NetScaler Gateway
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Enabling SSL on NetScaler Gateway
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Creating a self-signed root CA certificate
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Creating a public-facing server certificate
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Installing the root CA and public certificates
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Linking the public and root CA certificates
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Viewing the root CA and server certificate bindings
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Binding the certificates to the NetScaler Gateway VIP
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Testing the certificates
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Testing the NetScaler Gateway connection
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Using Public CA-signed SSL Wildcard Certificates on NetScaler Gateway
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Using Public CA-signed SSL Wildcard Certificates on NetScaler Gateway
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Enabling SSL on NetScaler Gateway
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Creating a certificate request
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Submitting the request to the public CA
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Installing the public-signed wildcard certificate
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Binding the public-signed certificate to the NetScaler Gateway VIP
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Testing NetScaler Gateway and certificates
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Using smart cards

Some organizations augment their security policy by requiring users to authenticate using smart cards. A smart card is a plastic card, much like your credit card or bank card, with a built-in microprocessor and is used for personal identification. The microprocessor replaces the magnetic strip you usually see on credit cards and bank cards. The data on magnetic strips can be easily read, written, or deleted with off-the-shelf equipment. Smart cards have memory and a microprocessor. They use a serial interface for data communications and receive power from a card reader. The card reader draws its power from the USB port it is plugged in to, typically a thin client. The smart card and card reader communicate with the server to authenticate a user. Setting up smart card authentication can be tricky. I don't have enough room in this book to cover the topic and it is not an exact science. Smart cards will have different nuances depending on which smart cards and card readers...

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