1. TechEd 2013
4/22/2017 7:57 AM
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2. Solving the 'Needle in a Haystack' Dilemma with Citrix and Microsoft
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WCA-B338
Solving the 'Needle in a Haystack' Dilemma with Citrix and Microsoft
Tony Sanchez
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3. Session Agenda XenDesktop 7 architecture overview DNA designs DDMD
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Session Agenda
XenDesktop 7 architecture overview
DNA designs
DDMD
Review with Q&A
Giveaway!
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4. Microsoft and Citrix better together
Market Leader for Desktops
Best in Class Application Virtualization
A modern server platform to transform today’s infrastructure with virtualization built-in
People-centric management of devices, desktops, and virtual assets, in the cloud or on premises
Market Leader for Desktop Virtualization
Flexible access to all apps, data and desktops in one product
Proven scale for 100s to 100,000s of users
Windows desktops and apps on PCs, Macs, iPads, Android and smartphones
User State Virtualization
Application Virtualization
OS Virtualization
Jointly Integrated, Unified Management

5. 23+ Years of Partnership and Innovation
1989
Citrix Systems founded
Introduced Independent Computing Architecture (ICA)
Microsoft granted Citrix OS/2 license
1993
Citrix signed licensing agreement with Microsoft for NT Server
Ships WinView for Networks
Microsoft released Windows NT, Microsoft
Office 4.0 and MS-DOS 6.0
Ships Citrix Multiuser v2.0
Launches WinFrame
Sign ICA agreement with Microsoft for Internet Explorer
1995
1997
Announced 5-year joint marketing, development and licensing deal between Citrix and Microsoft
1999
Ships MetaFrame Thin-Client/ Server software
2001
Launches Citrix MetaFrame 1.8 for Windows Server
Citrix launches MetaFrame XP for Windows
2003
Microsoft and Citrix sign agreement, providing Citrix access to key Windows server operating systems code
Signed a five-year agreement with Microsoft Corporation to deliver comprehensive access solutions on Windows platform
Microsoft names Citrix first ever Global ISV of the year
Citrix launches MetaFrame XP Presentation Server, Feature Release 3
2005
2007
2009
Microsoft names Citrix Global ISV of the year
Microsoft names Citrix the MS Office Deployment
Partner of the year
Microsoft names Citrix Global infrastructure ISV of the year & Citizenship Partner of the year
Citrix extends 20-year partnership with Microsoft into server virtualization with “Project Encore”
Microsoft releases Windows Vista and Office 2007
Citrix launches Presentation Server 4.5
Citrix announces XenApp, the new name for Citrix Presentation Server, and launched XenApp 5
Citrix launches XenDesktop product line
Citrix launches Branch Repeater with Windows Server
Citrix introduces Receiver and Dazzle
Microsoft deploys Citrix Netscaler to accelerate Web apps
2011
2012
Microsoft names Citrix Advanced Infrastructure Partner of the year
Microsoft names
Citrix Global
Infrastructure
Partner of the
year
2013
Citrix announces Project Excalibur
Citrix launches XenApp 6.5 and XenDesktop 5x
Citrix announces XenDesktop 7

6. One console to bind them all….

7. Mobile
XenDesktop 7
Simple
Secure

8. Today: Separation of Owners & Roles Current Desktops & Apps Architecture
Receiver
Web Interface
Delivery Services Console
EdgeSight
Console
PCM Console
PVS Console
Desktop Studio
IMA
Controller
Power &
Capacity Mgmt
Controller DB DB
IMA
WMI
CBP
Server OS
Workers
Provisioning Services
Desktop OS
Workers
PVS
XenApp 6.5 Farm (IMA)
XenDesktop 5.6 FP1 Site
(FMA)

9. One Desktops & Apps Team FlexCast Management Architecture
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Unification
One Desktops & Apps Team FlexCast Management Architecture
Receiver
Storefront
Director
Studio
Delivery Controller
SQL DB
VDA
VDA
Server OS
workers
Desktop OS Workers
Desktops & Apps Farm
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10. XenDesktop 7 Release: SimplificationOS
Preferences
Apps
Data
FlexCast
Integration
Intuitive
Configuration
Simplified, Automated Personal Desktops
Next-generation platforms
Predictive global monitoring
Single solution for VDI & RDSH Desktops & Apps
Remote PC
Local App Access
Input Validation
New Wizards simplify configuration, policies, licensing
Configuration Testing & Logging
Delegated Admin
Automate desktop creation
Storefront Svcs.
Profile Mgmt.
Folder Redirection
Personal vDisk
Windows 8 & Server 2012
Hyper-V 3.0
System Center 2012 SP1
SQL Server 2012
IPv6
Multi-site monitoring
Trending & Predictive analytics (ES.Next)
HDX Insight

11. XenDesktop 7 Architecture Overview

12. Controllers & Workers Controllers Workers Broker connections
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Controllers & Workers
Controllers
Broker connections
Delivery policy
Manage environment (power manage VMs etc)
Example: Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012
Workers
App / Desktop machines
Virtual or Physical machines providing apps and/or desktops to users
Simple provisioning built in
Example: Windows 8, Windows 7,Windows Vista and Windows XP
Windows Server 2008 R2 / Windows Server 2012
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14. Studio Configure & Manage Provision/Update workers
Deliver Apps & Desktops
Track Changes & Admins
Automated Support

15. Demo Desktop Studio Console Publishing Desktops 4/22/2017 7:57 AM
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16. 4/22/2017 7:57 AM
DNA Design #1 Delivering Apps with Configuration Manager 2012 to XenApp
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17. Use case scenarios for XenApp Connector
When Configuration Manager is managing physical and virtual machines
When your looking to reduce MSI and App-V packages
Reduce application deployment cycles
When cross team collaboration can occur
When you don’t have an App-V server infrastructure
Then…. The XenApp connector can be a single pane of glass for all of the above

18. App-V and XenApp XenApp farm SCCM App-V DT XenApp DT
Why App-V for XenApp?
Single image management.
Overcomes App compatibility problems.
Why SCCM Connector for App-V 5?
No need to deploy App-V 5 infrastructure (just use DP)
SCCM completely handles package deployment, registration, sync etc.
One console for deployment and publishing.
XenApp farm
SCCM
App-V DT
XenApp DT

19. XenApp Connector For Configuration Manager 2012
Extending the World of Windows using Configuration Manager
Any Device
Windows devices in the office
Any Location

20. What does the Connector do for you?
Unifies management of application deployments via XenApp alongside MSI, App-V and CAB in SCCM
Extends the admin’s ability to deliver any app to any user on any device via Receiver
Improves service levels for XenApp by gracefully orchestrating software distribution on servers, eliminating user downtime
Leverages all existing infrastructure, skills, and process investments in XenApp and SCCM

21. “How do I deliver App X to User Y?”

22. Deployment Types if using then deliver to software hardware
File system
Registry Key
Script OS
Active Directory OU
Assembly/DLL
OS Language
XenApp
hardware
Laptop vs
Desktop
# of CPUs
Tablet or not
X64 vs x32
Disk space
How much RAM?
Tony
Application
App-V
Adobe Reader
Deployment Types (DT)
MSI
Mobile .CAB
< 512MB if
then deliver to
using
>40 GB
Primary device
&

23. Deploying apps using XenApp Connector
Three easy steps
Create MSI DT
Create AppV DT or
Create XenAppDT
Create Deployment:
Targeting User Collections 3 1 2
Create Application
Create Deployment: Targeting XenApp Server Collection

24. App deployment workflow
“When Tony is using his primary PC deliver Adobe Reader by MSI. Otherwise, deliver it via XenApp.”
“I need to read this PDF document at the kiosk PC in the conference room I’m.”
XenApp 6.5 Controller
< , , , > 3
Connector
PCM
Server 1 2 5
SCCM Admin
Tony
XenApp 6.5 workers
SCCM Site Server/DP 4
Citrix SCCM Agent Service
Citrix SCCM Client Handler + Receiver
Citrix SCCM console plugin creates XenApp publication & DT parameters 1
Citrix SCCM agent orchestrates app installation on XenApp servers 2
XenApp Connector performs publishing of app to Tony 3
Tony subscribes from SCCM catalog (invokes XenApp DT Client & Receiver) 4
Reader icon placed on start menu. When clicked, app delivered by XenApp 5

25. XenApp Connector with PVS Streaming
XenApp 6.5 Controller
< , , , , >
XenApp 6.5 workers
Connector
PCM
Server 3
SCCM Admin
Tony
Stream
Citrix SCCM Agent Service
Citrix SCCM Client Handler + Receiver
PVS Server
PVS XenApp master image updated with needed OS & App updates 1
SCCM Admin configures DT rules; Connector publishes app to Tony 3
Tony subscribes via AppCatalog; apps delivered by XenApp & Receiver 4
Citrix SCCM Agent Service orchestrates graceful reboot sequence 2

26. Demo scenario Delivering the best user experience across devices
SCCM Console
Primary desktop
Company laptop
Personal Win8 tablet
App
DT1
DT2
DT3
Primary
Device

27. Demo XenApp Connector 4/22/2017 7:57 AM
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28. DNA Design #2 Studio Integrated App-V 5 publishing
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DNA Design #2 Studio Integrated App-V 5 publishing
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29. Use case scenarios for App-V integrated publishing
When there is no Configuration Manager 2012
When you have access to the App-V 5 infrastructure
Simple and fast “bulk publishing” of App-V applications as hosted applications

30. Design and Components Citrix Studio Citrix App-V SDK for Studio
App-V Management Server
Citrix App-V SDK
for Studio
Broker
VDA
(with App-V client)
VDA
Citrix App-V VDA deliverable
App-v Client
App-V Publishing Server
New Components
Microsoft Components
Existing XD components

31. App-V 5 Configuration

32. How it works TechEd 2013 4/22/2017 7:57 AM
1) Studio publishes CtxAppVLauncher as a Local Hosted Apps
2) Broker sends PS and App-V app specific AppID/Package GUID  to VDA/VDI
3) ICA launches CtxAppVLauncher (managed application) with this information
4) Launcher syncs all App-V 5 packages
5) Synchronizes with the App-V 5 Publishing server for visibility to the App-V 5 Client
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33. Launching the app … Users launch apps from Search function or Receiver
Search will have all apps
Receiver determines best launch
Hosted versus local (App-V local)

34. End Point Experience Receiver handles determination of what to launch
Hosted (local or streamed to server)
Streamed to client
Manage FTAs appropriately
Receiver handles population of Start Menu and/or Desktop shortcuts
App-V Conduit does not apply any more with the new App-V 5 client

35. Demo
App-V 5 publishing

36. DNA Design #3 App-v 5 publishing icons to a group
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DNA Design #3 App-v 5 publishing icons to a group
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37. Use case scenarios for App-V 5 icon publishing
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Use case scenarios for App-V 5 icon publishing
When you have access to the App-V 5 infrastructure
When desktops are created and you need to publish icons
from the XenDesktop Controller
Access to GPMC with rights to push out policies to XenDesktop VMs
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38. How it works… Uses PowerShell SDK
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How it works…
Uses PowerShell SDK
Leverages App-V client installed on master image
Admin adds App-V management publishing server to the XenDesktop controller site via UI
PowerShell script is executed from the XenDesktop Controller to populate icons
Once configured VMs under that group will automatically see App-V shortcuts on desktop and Start menu
App-V apps are not managed by XenDeskop
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39. 4/22/2017 7:57 AM
PowerShell command
The following are the PowerShell Commands that are to be executed on the XenDesktop Controller:
Get-BrokerDesktopGroup
#Enumerates all the Desktop Groups at the site level
Get-BrokerMachineConfiguration –Name AppV*
#Enumerates all AppV Blobs at site level
Add-BrokerMachineConfiguration –Name AppV\XYZ –DesktopGroup UID
UID is aquired from the output of the first commandlet.
AppV\XYZ from the output of the second commandlet
Remove-BrokermachineConfiguration –Name AppV\XYZ –DesktopGroup DGName
# the XenDesktop broker can’t remove these icons via UI so the command above is the only way to remove icons
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40. DNA Design #4 Local App access
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DNA Design #4 Local App access
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41. Use case for Local App Access
Integrate local Windows apps into user’s full-screen virtual desktop
Addresses Bring-Your-Own-Apps (e.g. iTunes) plus challenging edge cases such as:
Watching/burning a physical DVD
Watching TV using a tuner card
Video conferencing apps not optimized for VDI
Specialty USB devices on the WAN
FireWire devices
Viewing content that can’t leave the country (regulatory compliance)
Client-server apps requiring very low latency to a regional backend

42. Demo
Local App Access

43. 1 more thing…

44. Windows Phone 8 and Citrix Receiver….

45. Demo
Windows Phone 8 Receiver

46. Touch less interaction with XenDesktop?

47. Demo
Citrix XenDesktop touchless

48. Citrix Receiver for Windows Phone 8

49. Key Session Takeaways A hybrid environment requires a hybrid platform
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Key Session Takeaways
A hybrid environment requires a hybrid platform
Citrix Receiver for all Windows OS and Devices
Citrix continues to enhance the Windows platform
Support for Hyper-V 3
Support for Windows 8
Support for Windows 2012
Support for System Center 2012 SP1
XenDesktop7 has increased scalability along with VMM
XenDesktop7 combines XenApp and XenDesktop into 1
App-V is the premier streaming engine
Only XenDesktop7 provides multiple DNA designs
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50. Key Session Takeaways A hybrid environment requires a hybrid platform
Citrix Receiver for all Windows OS and Devices
Citrix continues to enhance the Windows platform
Support for Hyper-V 3
Support for Windows 8
Support for Windows 2012
Support for System Center 2012 SP1
XenDesktop7 has increased scalability along with VMM
XenDesktop7 combines XenApp and XenDesktop into 1
App-V is the premier streaming engine
Only XenDesktop7 provides multiple DNA designs

51. It’s time to giveaway a…..

52. Q&A

53. 4/22/2017 7:57 AM
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57. Appendix

59. XenDesktop Controller Matrix – Hyper-V and System Center
WS 2008R2 SP1 OS for Controller
WS 2012 OS For Controller
SysCtr VMM 2012
SysCtr VMM 2012 SP1
WS 2008R2 SP1 Hyper-V
WS 2012 Hyper-V
XenDesktop 7 (Excalibur)
Yes
Yes *
XenDesktop 5.x No
XenDesktop 4.x
Hyper-V
SysCtr
Controller

60. Controller – VDA Compatibility Matrix
XenDesktop 7
VDA
XenDestkop 5.x VDA
XenDesktop 4.x
Yes
(5.x feature level) No
(migrate to XD5)
XenDesktop 5.x
VDA
Controller

61. Citrix PoSH Module for App-V 5
Citrix.VirtApp.PowerShellSnapIn.dll installed /registered as a part of Studio
Citrix Studio loads Citrix.VirtApp.PowerShellSnapIn.dll using Add-PSSnapin
Installed: Citrix\StudioAppVIntegration\SnapIn\Citrix.AppV.Admin.V1\
cmdlets available through low level SDK implemented in CtxAppVStudio.dll:
New-CtxApVServer
Get-CtxAppVServer
Test-CtxAppVServer
Get-CtxAppVApplication
Get-CtxAppVApplicationInfo
ConvertTo-CtxAppVLauncherArg

62. Published Apps

63. Publishing App-V 5 Apps

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