Group Policy Settings Reference for Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop V1.01
Group Policy Settings Reference for Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop
Five weeks ago, on the same day, I received three emails asking if I had a spreadsheet listing all the Citrix policy settings like Microsoft supplies. I replied I did not and had been asking Citrix for such an Excel file since March 2012. Someone pointed me to this Citrix article on Citrix Policy Reference but it has not been updated in three years. It also contains no data for any version of XenApp or XenDesktop 7.x. I reached out to several people at Citrix to see if such a file existed and all promised to get back to me. No one ever responded. So I started my own Excel file based on what little I had from the documentation scripts. There was so much missing information that I reached back out to my Citrix contacts because surely this information is sitting on some developer’s computer somewhere at Citrix. After pestering my Citrix contacts, I, again, never received a single response. I decided to take matters into my own hands and start a community project.
Another Small Tool from Bart Jacobs’ Toolbox
Documentation Scripts Updated for Word 2016 Support
Inside Webster’s Lab: Creating Active Directory Organizational Units, Users, Groups and Computers
With all the writing I do for my website and customers, I recreate my Windows Server 2012 R2 Active Directory (AD) environment frequently. I thought I would show you how, in just a few seconds, I recreate my entire AD structure.
Installing XenApp or XenDesktop 7.x, Does It Matter Which One You Select?
Important Information for Those Using My Documentation Scripts
Citrix XenDesktop Personal vDisk Stats using Microsoft Excel and PowerShell V2.1
Yeah, I know. I just updated the script a couple of days ago and here is another update. Well, I just couldn’t stand it that the script couldn’t support sending email over anything but the default SMTP port 25. I just had to fix that but doing so required basing the script on PowerShell version 3. The script now requires at least PowerShell version 3 and there are a couple of more parameters.
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.