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Getting Started with Citrix XenApp?? 7.6

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Getting Started with Citrix XenApp?? 7.6

Overview of this book

If you want to effectively deploy the various components of Citrix XenApp to create an enterprise environment for application and desktop delivery, this hands-on guide is perfect for you. You start off by understanding the need and benefits of Citrix XenApp with respect to Virtualization technology. After this, you will get to grips with the requirement analysis and designing aspect of building XenApp systems and all the necessary installation and configuration procedures for Citrix XenApp, StoreFront and NetScalar Gateway are explained one by one in detail. Step-by-step, you will learn to deploy your first XenApp with the Machine Creation Services method and Provisioning Services method. After this, you will explore the administering part of applications and systems, followed by printing in the XenApp environment. Next, you will learn all the trips and tricks required to troubleshoot and support the XenApp environment. By the end of this book, you will be ready to go live with your new XenApp environment.
Table of Contents (22 chapters)
Getting Started with Citrix XenApp 7.6
Notice
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
9
Building Your First XenApp Farm – Provisioning Services™
Index

Installing the NetScaler Gateway VPX™


Even though the NetScaler appliance is extremely scalable and feature-rich, the installation is not overly complex and can be done in a fair amount of time, provided that we have all the information readily available. The following table illustrates the prerequisites to be satisfied before starting the installation:

Resources

Resource count and memory requirements

Memory on a hypervisor host

2 GB

vCPUs

2

vNICs

2

Minimum storage

12 GB

The following IP addresses need to be configured on NetScaler for management, backend communications, and gateways:

  • NetScaler IP (NSIP): This is the management IP that administrators will use to access an appliance from SSH and the web GUI. In a traditional enterprise environment, the NSIP is typically an IP on the DMZ between the external and internal firewall. Besides, for management, the NetScaler also uses its NSIP to authenticate gateway users with the LDAP servers.

  • Subnet IP (SNIP): This is the IP that NetScaler...