Using My Citrix PVS PowerShell Documentation Script with Remoting
Documenting a Citrix XenApp 6 Farm with Microsoft PowerShell and Word – Version 3
The script to document a Citrix XenApp 6 farm has proven to be very popular. I had not always wanted to take the time to create a version of the script that would output to a Microsoft Word document because this script had not been downloaded very much. But in the last few months, the script has been downloaded several thousands of times. So I finally decided it was time to create a version of this script that creates a Word document. Ryan Revord had taken the XenApp 6.0 version of the script and changed it to create a basic Microsoft Word document. Ryan saved me a lot of work but I wanted improve on the document created by adding a cover page, Table of Contents and footer. This article will explain the changes to the script to create a Word document.
Documenting a Citrix Provisioning Services Farm with Microsoft PowerShell and Word – Version 2
The script to document a Citrix Provisioning Services (PVS) farm has proven to be very popular. I have always wanted to take the time to create a version of the script that would output to a Microsoft Word document. Ryan Revord had taken the XenApp 6.0 script and changed it to create a basic Microsoft Word document. Ryan saved me a lot of work but I wanted improve on the document created by adding a cover page, Table of Contents and footer. This article will explain the changes to the script to create a Word document.
“10 Things in AD” Video from the E2E Conference in Hamburg, Germany
Using My Citrix XenApp 6.5 PowerShell Documentation Script with Remoting
I received an email from a reader wanting to get my Citrix XenApp 6.5 Farm PowerShell documentation script to work remotely. After I wrote my original script and article, Citrix updated the XenApp 6.5 PowerShell SDK to support Remoting and a Default Computer Name. Even using the new –ComputerName parameter, he was still unable to get my script to work.
Listing Windows Firewall Rules Using Microsoft PowerShell
E2E 2012 Hamburg, Germany Presentation (10 things in AD that can hurt your Application and Desktop Virtualization efforts and how to fix them)
Synergy 2012 Barcelona Geek Speak Live Presentation (10 things in AD that can hurt XenDesktop or XenApp and how to fix them)
BriForum 2012 Chicago Presentation (10 things in AD that can hurt your Application and Desktop Virtualization efforts and how to fix them)
Post Citrix Synergy 2012 Presentation for AGSI (10 things in AD that can hurt XenDesktop or XenApp and how to fix them)
Synergy 2012 San Francisco Geek Speak Live Presentation (10 things in AD that can hurt XenDesktop or XenApp and how to fix them)
Documenting a Citrix XenDesktop 4 Farm with Microsoft PowerShell
A customer site I was at recently needed their XenDesktop 4 farm documented. Since I had already created PowerShell scripts to document the various versions of XenApp, I figured a XenDesktop script should be easy to create. This article and the script were written for “SR” at the customer site.
This article will focus only on XenDesktop 4. I am planning on writing articles and scripts for XenDesktop 5.x.