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Simplicity, a consistent user experience across any device and persistent access to applications and desktops. End-to-end application visibility: New NetScaler 10.1 with HDX Insight seamlessly integrates with Desktop Director to provide a single location for management and monitoring of the XenApp and XenDesktop infrastructure. Citrix End User Experience Monitoring Service: SemsService.exe: Local Service. Manual: Service to collect data on the end user experience: Citrix ICA Service: Citrix Group Policy Engine: CitrixCseEngine.exe: Local System. Automatic: Applies Citrix-specific Group Policy settings configured by administrators: Remote Procedure Call (RPC). IntelliVue Patient Monitor MX450, MX500, MX550 Remote Application Setup. IntelliVue Information Center System Release N Installation and Service Manual. Parameter Overall session bandwidth limit found in the User Policies section of the Citrix XenApp® server. To make the appropriate changes on the Citrix XenApp® server, please refer. Citrix End User Experience Monitoring Service: SemsService.exe: Local Service. Manual: Service to collect data on the end user experience: Citrix ICA Service: Citrix Group Policy Engine: CitrixCseEngine.exe: Local System. Automatic: Applies Citrix-specific Group Policy settings configured by administrators: Remote Procedure Call (RPC). End users can use applications and desktops independently of the device’s operating system and interface. Using the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops service, you can deliver secure virtual apps and desktops to any device, and leave most of the product installation, setup, configuration, upgrades, and monitoring to Citrix.

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Anaheim, Calif. -- Although some organizations want to stick to on premises, others are turning their attention to hosting and managing their Citrix end-user resources in the cloud.

As Citrix continues to push its vision of customers moving XenDesktop, XenApp and other workloads to the cloud, attendees at the annual Synergy user conference learned some tips for the initial design and setup of a deployment on different cloud offerings. With Citrix Cloud services, organizations can host XenDesktop, XenApp, XenMobile and ShareFile as a service in private clouds, or in public clouds, such as Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform and AWS.

There are several requirements and considerations IT must take into account before moving to Citrix Cloud services, particularly related to setting up connectivity and ensuring availability.

Setting up administration

Administrators can use the Director console in Citrix Cloud services to configure and manage the hosted services. The user interface is the same as the on-premises version of Director that IT uses to manage on-premises XenDesktop, for instance.

Citrix has plans to move the Director console to the web in the future, according to Citrix engineer George Kuruvilla speaking in a session at the conference. Admins can use Director for capacity and logon monitoring to ensure a strong user experience.

Citrix supports two identity providers -- Azure Active Directory (AD) and My Citrix credentials -- that IT can work with to enable admin access to Citrix Cloud management and end-user access to Cloud workloads. Azure AD enables IT to easily delegate administrator credentials to IT staff, and it provides multifactor authentication for users.

Managing Cloud Connectors

The main component of a Citrix Cloud services deployment that IT must first set up is what Citrix calls Cloud Connectors, which link the Citrix workloads with whichever private or public cloud service the organization chooses.

For the best availability of services, IT departments should deploy a minimum of two Cloud Connectors per resource location, said Christiaan Brinkhoff, a senior workspace consultant at Detron, an IT services provider in the Netherlands. He added that if organizations use Azure, they should deploy the Connectors on Azure Managed Disks. With Azure, organizations must configure Availability Sets to ensure high availability for the Citrix services.

IT must also install Virtual Delivery Agents and configure them to communicate with the Cloud Connectors for brokering. Admins should make sure to uninstall any Cloud Connectors before deleting a VM. Otherwise, the Connector will still exist on the Citrix Cloud even if IT removes a VM from the system.

Ensuring uptime, security

Citrix recommends using Availability Zones to provide better availability on Azure. Microsoft now has multiple data centers in the same general area within a given region, so customers can place virtual machines in different zones within that region. If there is a disaster in one data center in the region, the environment can fail over to another data center in that region for continuous uptime.