Configuration Phase:
After installation end, you have to configure Citrix roles: Starting from License Server, click on configure:
Here you can configure ports and password for admin user. For this tutorial, default ports will be used.
After license server, configure XenApp server. At this point, you can choose if you want create a new server farm or join an existing one. In our case, this is the first server, so we choose "create a new server farm" .
Type a name for the new Citrix Farm and select first Citrix Administrator account:
Enter Citrix License Server information: we have yet configured a license server so we select "Use an existing license server" :
Now we have to choose a database for our Citrix farm: for this demo, we use SQL Server Express and we create a new database. Configuration process will install SQL and create new database for us.
Note: in production environment, best practice is using a dedicated SQL Server for Citrix database.
Configure shadowing: shadowing permit you to remote control a citrix session.
Set a custom name for Citrix zone. You can also set other advanced settings: in this tutorial I leave defaults.
After configuration, a reboot is required.
After reboot, we can configure web interface: Web Interface permit to access Citrix published application by web or by PN Agent.
Start creating a site in the Web Interface console. For this demo, we select XenApp Web to permit users to access resources by web browser:
Set the IIS site, the path and the name:
Select where user authentication takes place: for this tutorial, we specify Web Interface:
Specify details of the server farm: So set a farm name and add our first server:
Configure Authentication Methods:
Specify logon screen appearance: default is minimal. I prefer full screen.
Select types or resources available to users: You can change this setting after configuration.
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