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To install XenDesktop on a server
To create provisioned virtual desktops
To organize virtual machines into groups
To add Microsoft Active Directory OUs for the Desktop Delivery Controller
XenApp will be used to deliver applications
Users will be installing their own applications
The administrator needs to apply specific access policies to a few users
Roaming profiles are used to allow end users to personalize their desktops
XenCenter Console
Provisioning Server Console
Presentation Server Console
Access Management Console
Change the vDisk name to “CIS0109”
Set the Access Mode to Private Image
Unassign the vDisk from all target devices
Select “Enable Active Directory Machine Account Password Management”
Web Interface
Citrix Desktop Toolbar
Program Neighborhood
Access Gateway Standard Edition
VDisk name
Access mode
Class and Type
DHCP boot options
Set the Provisioning Server Properties to add new target devices automatically using BIOS prompts
Create a target device template which prompts for computer name and description in the XenCenter console
Configure the Provisioning Server to detect new target devices with BIOS prompts using the Management API
Set the Target Device Properties to add new target devices using a template that includes prompts for computer name and description
Use a standard image mode vDisk
Delete the virtual desktops after shutdown
Compress the virtual machines after the users log off
Configure the desktop group so that virtual machines are shut down after a user logs off
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A template with two NICs
A local fixed disk template
A template without a hard drive
A TFTP chained bootstrap disk template
Web server
Desktop Receiver
Microsoft SQL server
Virtual Desktop Agent
Security
Access Control
Logon Information
Connection Access Controls
Target device
Virtual machine
Provisioning Server
Desktop Delivery Controller
Increase the idle desktop pool count
Change the desktop group to pre-assigned
Edit the logoff behavior to suspend the virtual machine
Run dedicated blade PCs for the users in the desktop group
Configure the policy so that all drives are disabled
Edit the policy to log off all users and reboot their virtual desktops
Edit the desktop group name in the policy to match the new desktop group name
Configure the farm to disallow connections through Access Gateway Standard Edition
Disable TWAIN Redirection
Turn off COM Port mapping
Turn off client printer mapping
Do not auto-create client printers
Users
Server
Client name
Client IP address
Reinstall the Virtual Desktop Agent and restart it
Remove the virtual desktop from the domain and then rejoin it
Check that the system time on all systems is within one minute of each other
Run the ipconfig and ping on the Desktop Delivery Controller and Virtual Desktop Agent
Publish a desktop for each of operating system in XenApp
Use a full template for each type of operating system in XenServer
Use a basic template for each type of operating system in XenServer
Use a custom template for each type of operating system in XenServer
Create a vDisk for each type of operating system in Provisioning Server
Enable “Pooled” desktops
Assign specific desktops to each user within the group
Select “ None” as the hosting infrastructure for the desktop group
Allow only connections made through Access Gateway Standard Edition
Install the Citrix Streaming Client on virtual desktops
Select the appropriate NIC on the Streaming Services page
Publish the profiled applications using the Access Management Console on XenApp
Configure the Web Interface site to allow offline access to the streamed applications
Route PXE boot to the Provisioning Server vDisks
Make DHCP reservations for XenDesktop components
Assign IP addresses to new virtual desktops dynamically
Apply static IP addresses to virtual desktops as they are created
Replicate DCHP boot options from the Provisioning Server to the XenServer
Pooled; Window-view
Pooled; Full-screen-only
Pre-assigned; Window-view
Pre-assigned; Full-screen-only
Remote access through Access Gateway Standard Edition
Performance optimization through Quality of Service (QoS) management
Direct ICA connections between virtual desktops and users’ endpoint devices
Detailed monitoring of the virtual desktop hosting infrastructure through EdgeSight
Use a profile management tool
Configure on-demand assignment
Configure Roaming Profiles by GPOs
Use Provisioning Server to cache on client
XenApp
XenServer
Desktop Delivery Controller
Provisioning Server for Desktops
Access Gateway Standard Edition
The virtual machines in the environment will be hosted on XenServer
The company requires that all components are implemented with high availability
The virtual desktops in the environment will be provisioned through Provisioning Server
The administrator plans to use XenMotion when managing and moving virtual machines
Provides high availability for virtual machine access
Allows for the installation of the Desktop Delivery Controller
Provides a shared IMA store between XenApp and XenDesktop
Allows for rapid provisioning of vDisks in the XenDesktop environment
Configure automatic access to XenApp
Install Virtual Desktop Agent on the virtual desktop
Add the new virtual desktop to the Provisioning Server database
Configure the endpoint device to receive the new virtual desktop
Stream applications through XenApp
Host the virtual desktops through XenServer
Provision standard images through Provisioning Server
Configure Microsoft Active Directory with roaming profiles for all users
Access Interface
XenApp Web site
XenApp Services site
Desktop Receiver client
Deploy the client from the Desktop Delivery Controller
Deploy the client using enterprise software distribution technology
Run the Desktop Delivery Controller installation CD and accept the defaults
Connect to the XenDesktop Web Interface site to download the client automatically
Select “Install Clients” from the Optional Components section in the installation wizard
Increase the number of virtual desktops in the pool
Increase the idle pool settings to account for each user
Set the logoff behavior to “Reboot virtual desktop” when the user logs off
Set the idle pool setting to “0” to prevent the virtual desktop from shutting down
The vDisk was not created using a XenServer virtual machine
The Provisioning Server could not generate the write cache file
The vDisk was not saved on the same domain as the Desktop Delivery Controller
The network ID on the new target device does not match the network ID on the Master Target Device
Disable RDP connections from within the desktop
Modify the desktop group properties to reconnect the desktop
Enable the “Remove and prevent access to the Shut Down command” policy
Create a registry key that prevents a session from logging off a disconnected session
IIS administration
The Access Management Console
A filter that allows users to connect
Desktop Receiver Embedded on the endpoint device
Size of the XenApp farm
Location of caching for Provisioning Server
Number of standard images and private images
The number of Desktop Delivery Controllers in the farm
Install the streaming client on the virtual desktop
Assign the appropriate Microsoft Active Directory user group
Select “Server desktop” in the Published Applications Wizard
Install the streaming client on the Desktop Delivery Controller
Select “Streamed to client” in the Published Applications Wizard
Give all the XenServer hosts the same username and password
Add the location of each resource pool in the desktop group configurations
Add the resource pools to the XenDesktop domain within Microsoft Active Directory
Configure the Desktop Delivery Controller to point to the resource pools used by the desktop group
Set the logoff behavior of the virtual desktops to reboot on log off
Configure the Desktop Delivery Controller to revert the image once a user has logged off
Create a Master Target Device in standard image mode to make changes on the server cache
Configure a script through the Management API to clean the image each time the vDisk is unlocked
Secure remote connections
Filter policies by desktop group name
Manage the flow of remote user connections to virtual desktops
Restrict allowed connections to those that meet specified criteria
The optimization options
The drive letter assigned to the vDisk
The IP address for the Desktop Delivery Controller
The Microsoft Active Directory Domain fro the XenDesktop environment
the NICs across all members connect to the same networks
The NICs used for the servers in the resource pool are from the same vendor
The NICs used for the servers in the resource pool are in the same order on each system
The virtual machines hosted by the servers in the resource pool need the same number o NICs
Create a separate OU and apply the UPD_Policy to all users
Set the UPD_Policy to a lower priority than the UserA_Restrictions policy
Set the UserA_Restrictions policy to a lower priority than the UPD_Policy
Create a separate desktop group for users in the UserA_Restrictions policy group
Enable ultra-high compression
Enable heavyweight compression
Set the compression level to medium
Restrict compression to connections under 512Kb/sec
Running the XenDesktop Setup Wizard
Creating the virtual desktops using BIOS prompts
Running the Presentation Server Configuration Wizard
Creating the virtual desktops using a target device template
Creating trusts to join domains in different trees
Securing remote access to virtual desktops and applications
Enabling virtual desktops to discover the Desktop Delivery Controllers in a farm
Securing the communication between the Desktop Delivery Controllers and the virtual desktops
Increase the priority of the policy
Enable “Auto-create all client printers”
Disable “Turn off client printer mapping”
Select “Do not automatically install drivers”
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