Citrix XenApp 6.5 Basic Administration (CXA-206-1I) training course provides the foundation necessary for administrators to effectively centralize and manage applications in the datacenter and instantly deliver them as a service to users anywhere.
Class goals :
On completion of this course, students will have learnt about:
Introducing XenApp
Licensing XenApp
Installing XenApp
Administrative Configuration
Installing and Configuring Web Interface
Delivering Applications and Content
Streaming Applications
Configuring Policies
Configuring Load Management
Optimizing the User Experience
Configuring Self Service Applications
Configuring Printing
XenApp Security
Monitoring XenApp
Additional Components
Content of Citrix XenApp 6.5 Basic Administration
Module 1: Introducing Basic Administration for Citrix XenApp 6
XenApp Editions
XenApp Features
XenApp Architecture:
XenApp Components
Single and Multiple Farm Environments
XenApp Servers: Session host-only and Controllers
Data Store
Data Store Updates and the Local Host Cache
Independent Management Architecture
Data Collectors
Data Collector Election
Zones
Additonal XenApp Components
AppCenter
Module 2: Licensing XenApp
Overview
To License XenApp
Licensing Communication
License Communication Process
License Types
Citrix License Server
Microsoft Remote Desktop Services
Remote Desktop Licensing
Additional Licensing Considerations
License Administration Console
Port Configuration
Delegated Administrators in the License Administration Console
Installing Licensing
Manual Installation and Configuration
Removing Licensing
License Server Considerations
License File Management
Obtaining License Files
To Add License Files
Subscription Advantage
High Availability Considerations
Additional License Server Processes
License Server Clustering
Module 3: Installing XenApp
Overview
XenApp Server Role Manager
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Installation Decisions
Server Configuration Tool
Dyamic Data Center Provisioning
Role-based Uninstall
XenApp Configuration Options
Which Farm or Zones Will Be Used in the Environment?
Which Server Will Be Used as the License Server?
Which Database Engine Will Be Used for the Data Store Database?
The CVE-400-2 Engineering a Citrix Virtualization Solution (also known as CVE-4002, CVE4002, CVE-4002) course teaches Citrix engineers how to plan for and perform the tasks necessary to successfully integrate the component technologies that make up a Citrix virtualization solution in a Windows Server 2008 environment.
Class goals :
Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:
Explain the benefits and considerations for VM storage, including local host disk, iSCSI SAN, Fibre Channel SAN and NFS SAN.
Explain how network considerations, including network topology, utilization requirements and the number of interfaces, affect a virtualization host server.
Configure network connectivity and storage for the XenServer host
Configure a resource pool for optimal performance
Identify information in the project documentation that is required for project decision-making purposes
Create an order of execution plan that reflects the tasks required to implement the virtual solution and organizational goals
Identify the available Provisioning Services server optimizations
Install, configure and test a Provisioning Services configuration
Configure XenApp for optimal performance in a virtualized environment
Prepare, install and configure a provisioned XenApp server within a Citrix virtualization solution
Identify the components that comprise a XenDesktop virtual solution
Provision a XenDesktop pool in a virtual solution
Identify the uses and differences of EdgeSight for Load Testing, EdgeSight for Endpoints and EdgeSight for XenApp.
Configure an EdgeSight alert to trigger a Workflow Studio workflow
Identify common workflows that can be automated using Workflow Studio
Perform a XenApp server upgrade using the vDisk update process
Content of Engineering a Citrix Virtualization Solution
Host Server Concepts
Key Virtualization Terms
Hardware Configuration
Memory Considerations
CPU Considerations
Network Considerations
Virtual Machine Management
Virtual Machine Migration
Identifying Media Storage Considerations
Differentiating Between Local Storage and SAN
Determining RAM Scalability
Determining CPU Scalability
Determining Network Interface Strategies
Determining HA Priority Levels
Identifying Storage Overcommitment Risks
XenServer Integration
ISO Storage
Pre-Installation Considerations
Troubleshooting
Configuring XenServer Networking
Configuring XenServer Storage
Creating a Resource Pool
Testing High Availability
Project Planning and Implementation Strategies
Project Roles
Project Documentation
Implementation Planning
Implementation Case Studies
Identifying Gaps in Documentation
Interpreting Project Documentation and Identifying Goals
Provisioning Services Integration
Network Support of Streaming
Provisioning Services Optimizations
Streaming Other Workloads
Troubleshooting
Installing and Configuring Provisioning Services Server
Creating and Configuring the vDisk
Testing the Configuration
Adding Additional Server to Farm
Configuring Load Balancing and HA for Provisioning Services
XenApp Integration
Application Delivery
XenApp Configurations
Provisioning Services with XenApp
XenApp Migration
Troubleshooting
Installing XenApp
Provisioning XenApp Servers
Configuring XenApp Servers
XenDesktop Integration
Virtual Desktop Components
Desktop Groups
XenDesktop Management
NetScaler VPX
Troubleshooting
Installing the Desktop Delivery Controller
Installing the Additional Desktop Delivery Controllers
Configuring the XenDesktop Farm
Creating a Virtual Desktop VM
Provisioning the XenDesktop Pool
Configuring the Desktop Group
Testing the Desktop Pool
Configuring NetScaler VPX
Virtualized Environment Monitoring
EdgeSight
EdgeSight for Load Testing
Installing EdgeSight for Load Testing
Installing EdgeSight Server
Configuring the EdgeSight Server
Installing EdgeSight Agent Database Server
Installing EdgeSight Agent on XenDesktop Desktops
Configuring EdgeSight
Testing the Monitoring Environment
Virtualized Environment Maintenance
Workflow Studio Overview
Workflow Automation
Sample Maintenance Workflows
XenApp and XenDesktop Server Backup
Configuring a XenServer Metadata Backup Schedule
Performing a XenServer Hotfix Update
Performing a XenApp Application Update
Upgrading a Provisioned XenApp Server
Configuring Lab Manager
Configuring Citrix Receiver for Citrix Dazzle
Training Engineering a Citrix Virtualization Solution
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CXA-201-2I Implementing Citrix XenApp 5.0 for Windows Server 2008 (also known as CXA-201-2I, CXA2012I, CXA-2012I, CXA-2012, CXA2012) provides the foundation necessary to effectively deploy and administer Citrix XenApp and its components, including Web Interface, Application Streaming, Load Manager, Installation Manager, and Secure Gateway.
Class goals :
Upon successful completion of this course, learners are able to demonstrate the following objectives:
Install Citrix XenApp
Install and distribute Citrix XenApp Plugins for Windows software
Create and customize Web Interface sites
Publish applications, server desktops and content
Configure XenApp Web and XenApp Services sites
Create and assign load evaluators
Configure printers and printer policies and manage print drivers and printer bandwidth
Create and configure XenApp administrator accounts and their permissions
Configure display and SpeedScreen settings
Configure SecureICA encryption, SSL Relay and Secure Gateway
Install and distribute applications, service packs and hotfixes using Installation Manager
Identify the key features of Citrix XenApp Platinum Edition additional components
Content of Implementing Citrix XenApp 5.0 for Windows Server 2008
This CXA-100-1I Providing Help Desk Support for Citrix XenApp course (also known as CXA1001I, CXA-1001I, CXA-1001, CXA1001) introduces help desk professionals to XenApp and prepares them to troubleshoot common issues. Students will learn to identify whether more complex issues are related to the XenApp product, the network or directory services.
Class goals :
Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:
Describe the Citrix troubleshooting methodology
Identify the features, components, services and communications of Citrix XenApp 5.0
Describe the different management consoles
Describe Citrix administrator account privileges
Describe the components of the various published resource types, including streaming
Understand the core architecture and communications used by the Citrix XenApp Plugin for Hosted Apps
Understand the XenApp logon process and possible delays
Recognize how Active Directory policies can affect a XenApp implementation
In this course, students will learn the skills necessary to configure and administer Citrix XenServer 5.6, Citrix XenCenter, and Citrix Provisioning Services 5.6. Through hands-on labs, students will gain experience configuring a XenServer virtualization server; creating XenServer resource pools and connecting to remote storage; using XenMotion and automatic virtual machine placement; and creating, assigning and administering virtual disks.
Class goals :
Upon successful completion of this course, learners are able to demonstrate the following objectives:
This course provides the foundation to manage, configure and monitor advanced features and components of Citrix NetScaler 9.0 Platinum Edition. Interactive discussion and hands-on labs guide learners through advanced administration tasks such as troubleshooting, configuring application security with the Citrix Application Firewall feature, tuning the NetScaler for high traffic, configuring Authentication Authorization and Accounting for system management, and configuring Advanced Policies using service callouts.
Class goals :
Upon successful completion of this course, learners are able to:
Identify common web attacks and vulnerabilities
Write PERL compatible regular expressions
Configure Citrix Application Firewall 9.0 to protect web applications
Troubleshoot Citrix Application Firewall 9.0
Install and configure Citrix EdgeSight for NetScaler to monitor web application performance
Install, configure, and use Citrix Command Center to manage NetScaler devices
Configure and use additional advanced features of NetScaler 9.0 including NetScaler Web Logging, HTTP Callout, and AAA authentication for web applications
Content of Advanced Administration for Citrix NetScaler 9.0 Platinum Edition
Application Attacks (Application Attack Description; Goals of Application Attacks; Most Common Types of Web Application Attacks; The Application Firewall Solution; Business Problems)
The Benefits of Application Firewall (Application Layer Protection; Positive Security Model; Negative Security Model; Deep Stream Inspection; Adaptive Learning Engine; Web Application Vulnerabilities; Security Audits and Application Firewalls)
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (Importance of PCI; Common Coding Vulnerabilities; PCI-DSS Report; Packet Processing and Inspection; Request Process; Response Process; Deployment Considerations)
Profiles and Policies (Profiles; Policies)
Profiles and Policies
Profiles (Profile Types; Default Profiles; Creating a Profile in the Configuration Utility; Creating a Profile in the Command-Line Interface; Action Settings; Sessionization and Security Checks; Profile Settings; Error Page; HTML Comment Stripping; XML Error Object; Other Profile Settings)
Policies (Policy Creation; Policy Binding; Policy State; Policy Priorities; Creating a Policy in the Configuration Utility; Creating Policies in the Command-Line Interface; Binding and Prioritizing a Policy in the Configuration Utility; Binding Policies in the Command-Line Interface)
Engine Settings
Regular Expressions
Regular Expressions
Forms of Regular Expressions
Using Regular Expressions
Metacharacters and Literal Characters
Metacharacters
Escapes
Quantifiers
Backreferencing
Lookaheads
Regular Expression Scope
Attacks and Protections
Security Checks (Profile Types; Common Security Checks; HTML Security Checks; XML Security Checks; Request-Side and Response-Side Checks)
HTTPS Web Applications
Buffer Overflow Exploits (Goals of a Buffer Overflow Attack; Consequences of a Buffer Overflow Attack)
Buffer Overflow Protection (Default Maximum Values; Modifying Buffer Overflow Settings)
Deny URL Protection (The Deny URL List; Adding a Deny URL in the Command-Line Interface; Deleting a Deny URL in the Command-Line Interface)
SQL Injection (How SQL Injection Works)
HTML SQL Injection Protection (SQL Keywords and Special Characters; Modifying SQL Injection Action Settings; XML SQL Injection Security Check; Cross-Site Scripting; Attacking the Trust Relationship; How Cross-Site Scripting Attacks Work; Results of a Cross-Site Scripting Attack; Preventing Cross-Site Scripting Attacks; HTML Cross-Site Scripting Protection; Cross-Site Scripting Action Settings; Transform Cross-Site Scripts; Check Complete URLs for Cross-Site Scripting; Additional Action Settings; Relaxations; Modifying Cross-Site Scripting Action Settings; Adding a Cross-Site Scripting Relaxation Using the Command-Line Interface; Deleting a Cross-Site Scripting Relaxation Using the Command-Line Interface; XML Cross-Site Scripting Security Check)
Command Injection (Command Injection Examples)
Field Format Protection (Field Types and Field Formats; Predefined Field Types; Custom Field Types; Field Format Configuration; Default Field Format; Confidential Fields; Adding a Custom Field Type; Setting a Default Field Type; Modifying Field Format Settings; Adding a Confidential Field; Modifying a Confidential Field)
Cookie Tampering and Poisoning (Types of Cookies; How Cookies Are Added; Web Server Sessions)
Cookie Consistency Protection (Sessionization and Cookies; Relaxations; Adding a Cookie Consistency Relaxation in the Command-Line Interface; Deleting a Cookie Relaxation in the Command-Line Interface)
Form/Hidden Field Manipulation (Example of Hidden Field Manipulation)
Form Field Consistency Protection (Field Consistencies; User Sessions; Adding a Form Field Consistency Relaxation Using the Command-Line Interface; Deleting a Form Field Consistency Relaxation Using the Command-Line Interface)
Forceful Browsing (Forceful Browsing Protection)
Start URLs (The Start URL List; Sessionization and Start URLs; Modify Start URL Check; Adding a Start URL in the Command-Line Interface; Deleting a Start URL in the Command-Line Interface)
Backdoors and Misconfigurations
URL Closure (Enforcing URL Closure in the Configuration Utility; Enforcing URL Closure in the Command-Line Interface)
Identity Theft Attacks (Types of Identity Theft Attacks; Application Firewall Protection Against Identity Theft)
HTTP Connection Management and NetScaler HTTP Behavior (Client Keep-Alive; Connection IP Address Control; Maximum Requests and Maximum Connections; Connection Idle Settings; Trackable Connections)
TCP Buffering (Down-State Flush and Access Down Connection Settings; TCP Optimization; Advertised Window Size; Window Scaling; Selective Acknowledgement)
Surge Queue
Surge Protection (Request and Response Rates; Throttle Rate; Disabling Surge Protection in the Configuration Utility; Disabling Surge Protection for a Service in the Configuration Utility; Setting Thresholds in the Configuration Utility)
Priority Queuing (Enabling Priority Queuing in the Configuration Utility; Creating a Priority Queuing Policy in the Configuration Utility; Binding Priority Queuing Policies in the Configuration Utility; Weighted Queuing)
HTTP Denial-of-Service Protection (Enabling HTTP DoS Protection in the Configuration Utility; Adding a HTTP DoS Policy in the Configuration Utility; Challenged JavaScript Responses; Client Detection Tuning and JavaScript Challenge Response Rate; HTTP DoS Protection Deployment Guidelines; Attack Characteristics)
IP Rate Limiting (Rate Control by Subnet Example; IP Rate Limiting Best Practices)
Authentication, Authorization, and Auditing
Users, Groups and Command Policies (Authentication, Authorization, and Auditing; Systems and AAA Users Groups; Local Accounts; External Authentication)
External Authentication for System Users (Authentication Actions and Policies; Configuring Local Authentication; Configuring External Authentication with Explicit Accounts; Configuring External Authentication with Group Extraction; Creating an External Authentication Policy; Creating local groups in the Command-Line Interface; Binding Groups in the Command-Line Interface; Creating an LDAP Authentication Action in the Command-Line Interface; Creating an Authentication Policy in the Command-Line Interface; Binding the Policy in the Command Line Interface; Authentication Troubleshooting; External Authentication Common Issues)
AAA for Traffic Management (Enabling AAA for Traffic Management; AAA for Application Traffic; Basic AAA Setup for Application Traffic; Workflow for AAA Traffic Management)
Configuration (Creating an Authentication Virtual Server; Creating an Authentication Virtual Server in the Command-Line Interface; Binding an SSL Certificate in the Command-Line Interface; Binding a Virtual Server to an Authentication Policy in the Command-Line Interface; Configuring a Virtual Server to use an Authentication Virtual Server in the Command-Line Interface; Configuring Authorization Policies for Traffic Management; Setting the Default Traffic Management Authentication Action to Deny in the Command-Line Interface; Creating an Authorization Policy to Allow Access
Audit Logging (Audit Logging Troubleshooting)
HTTP Service Callouts
HTTP Callouts
Configuring HTTP Callouts (Configuring HTTP Callouts in the Configuration Utility; Configuring HTTP Callouts in the Command-Line Interface; Callout Examples; HTTP Callout Response Parsing)
HTTP Callout Use Cases (Scenario 1: Filter Clients Based on an IP Address Blacklist; Scenario 2: Fetch and Update Content; HTTP Callout Auditing)
EdgeSight for NetScaler Server Components (Component Installation Scenarios)
EdgeSight for NetScaler Installation Considerations (Installing EdgeSight for Netscaler; SQL Server; SQL Reporting Services; EdgeSight for NetScaler Components; Installing EdgeSight Database Components; Installing EdgeSight Report Console and Data Collector Components; EdgeSight Post-Installation Wizard; Upgrading EdgeSight for NetScaler)
Reporting Services Initial Configuration (NetScaler Configuration Overview; Configuring HTML Injection; Editing the prebody.js script; Configuration Example in the Command-Line Interface; Add NetScaler System to EdgeSight for NetScaler Data Collector; Topology Data Collectors with SSL)
EdgeSight Charts and Reports
EdgeSight Troubleshooting (Troubleshooting OS Components; Troubleshooting HTML Injection; Troubleshooting Injection Request; Troubleshooting Unknown Device; Troubleshooting from the NetScaler Command-Line Interface)
Command Center
Command Center Introduction (Command Center NetScaler Features; NetScaler and WANScaler Support)
Command Center Clients (Connecting to Command Center)
Server Requirements (Disk Space Requirements; MySQL Considerations; MicrosoftSQL Server 2005 Considerations)
Port Setting Requirements (Command Center Installation; Linux Considerations; Installation; Capacity Planning; Backup; Installation Modes; Installation Considerations)
Command Center Functionality (Command Center Home Page; Discovery; Fault Management; Configuration Management; Change Management; Centralized Certificate Management; Performance Monitoring)
Command Center Administration (Security Administration; Administration Operations; Administration Configuration; Server Details)
Command Center Troubleshooting (Microsoft SQL Database Issues; Discovery Issues; Performance Data Issues; Linux Command-Line Interface Access Issues; Reporting Issues)
NetScaler Web Logging
NetScaler Web Logging Introduction (Architecture Overview; Communication Process)
NetScaler System Configuration (Enabling Web Logging in the Configuration Utility; Enabling Web Logging in the Command-Line Interface; Configuring the Buffer Size in the Configuration Utility; Configuring the Buffer Size in the Command-Line Interface)
NSWL Client Installation (Logging System Components; Installing the NSWL Client on Windows; NSWL Options; Windows Service Registry Key)
NSWL Client Configuration (NetScaler IP Addresses; Log Filters; Defining Log Properties; Running NSWL; Verifying the Configuration)
Troubleshooting Web Logging (NSWL Troubleshooting; NetScaler Troubleshooting; Buffer Overflow)
Training Advanced Administration for Citrix NetScaler 9.0 Platinum Edition
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This CNS-203-1I Basic Administration for Citrix NetScaler 9.2 course (also known as CNS2031I, CNS-2031I, CNS-2031 and CNS2031) covers the initial configuration and administration of Citrix NetScaler 9.2. Learners gain an understanding of NetScaler features such as load balancing, SSL offload, classic and advanced expressions, caching, compression, content switching, and AppExpert templates.
Class goals :
Upon successful completion of this course, learners are able to:
Identify deployment considerations and network placement options
This CAG-200-1I Implementing Citrix Access Gateway 9.0 Enterprise Edition course (also known as CAG2001I, CAG2001, CAG-2001 and CAG-2001I) covers information administrators and other IT professionals need to successfully deploy and manage Access Gateway 9.0 Enterprise Edition and the Access Gateway Plug-ins.
Class goals :
Upon successful completion of this course, learners are able to:
Understand how the Access Gateway Enterprise Edition differs from the Standard and Advanced Editions
Perform the initial configuration of the Access Gateway server
Install Access Gateway Plug-ins for Windows, ActiveX and Java
Configure VPN virtual servers
Create policies to customize VPN behaviour
Customize client experience and login pages
Configure Access Gateway to integrate with XenApp and WANScaler
Create and configure policies and profiles
Content of Implementing Citrix Access Gateway 9.0 Enterprise Edition
Deploying the Citrix Access Gateway
Access Gateway Features
Access Gateway Product Line
Identifying Access Gateway Hardware Platforms
Identifying the Access Gateway Hardware Components
Identifying Network Placement Options
WANScaler Integration
Identifying Deployment Considerations
Performing an Initial Installation and Configuration
Access Gateway Installation
Logging in to the Access Gateway
Setting the Password
Managing Licensing
Enabling Access Gateway Features
Initial Configuration
Understanding Virtual Local Area Networks
Running the Access Gateway Wizard
Saving the Configuration
Performing Basic Administration
Access Gateway Administrative Tools
Introducing the Configuration Utility
Introducing the Command-Line Interface
Introducing FreeBSD
Using Third-Party Tools
Access Gateway Management
Performing an Upgrade
Managing Role-Based Administration
Configuring Policies
Policy Structure
Policy Types and Their Uses
Policy Expressions
Identifying Qualifiers
Identifying Operators
Identifying Operands, Wildcards and Context-Sensitive Fields
Policy Priority
Policy Manager
Using Policy Manager
Creating Policy Expressions
Configuring Access Policies
Endpoint Analysis
Configuring Pre-Authentication Policies
Authentication Policies
Configuring Authentication Policies
Authorization Policies
Configuring Authorization Policies
Session Policies
Configuring Credential Passing
Timeout Settings
Configuring Timeout Settings
Client Cleanup
Configuring Client Cleanup
Split Tunneling
Configuring Split Tunneling
Providing User Access
Plugin Options and Configuration
Displaying Client Options and the Configuration Window
Connection Methods
Deploying Access Gateway Plugins
Configuring Clientless Access
Client Software Selection
Configuring Access Choices
Customizing the User Experience
Intranet Applications
Configuring Intranet Applications
Intranet IP Addresses.
Configuring Intranet IP Addresses
Traffic Policies
Configuring Traffic Policies
TCP Compression Policies
Configuring TCP Compression Policies
Login Page Customization
Securing XenApp Connections
XenApp Overview
ICA Proxy Mode
Configuring ICA Proxy Mode
Binding the Secure Ticket Authority
Configuring Web Interface Failover
Web Interface Connections through Access Gateway
Configuring Web Interface for Access Gateway Connections
File Type Association
Configuring File Type Association
SmartAccess
Configuring SmartAccess
Configuring XenApp for SmartAccess
Configuring Access Scenario Fallback
Auditing and Logging
Syslog and Nslog Auditing
Configuring Audit Servers
Configuring Global Auditing Parameters
Configuring Auditing Policies
Binding Auditing Policies
Viewing Recent Audit Messages
Viewing Historical Audit Messages
Access Gateway Log Management
Monitoring Tool
User Connection Management
Historical Reporting
Configuring High Availability
Introduction to High Availability
High Availability Node Configuration
Configuring Nodes
Verifying High Availability Status
Performing Synchronization
Performing a Forced Failover
High Availability Management
Training Implementing Citrix Access Gateway 9.0 Enterprise Edition
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This CTX1259CI course (also known as: CTX-1259, CTX1259, CTX-1259CI) provides the foundation necessary to effectively deploy and administer Citrix XenApp 5 for Windows Server 2003 and its components, including Web Interface, Application Streaming, Load Manager, Installation Manager and Secure Gateway.
Class goals :
Upon successful completion of this Citrix course, learners are able to perform the following:
Install XenApp in a Windows Server 2003 environment
Install and distribute Citrix XenApp Plugins
Create and customize Web Interface sites
Publish applications, server desktops and content
Configure XenApp Web and XenApp Services sites
Configure, apply and prioritize policies in a XenApp environment
Create and assign load evaluators
Configure printers and printer policies and manage print drivers and printer bandwidth
Create and configure XenApp administrator accounts and their permissions
Configure HDX settings
Configure SecureICA encryption, SSL Relay and Secure Gateway
Install and distribute applications, service packs and hotfixes
Content of Citrix XenApp 5 for Windows Server 2003: Administration
An Apache webserver training course which provides a technical introduction to installing, configuring and managing the Apache web server and to supporting CGI programming on the Apache server.
Class goals :
Content of Intro to Apache Web Server Administration
Getting started
Apache
Webservers
Apache features
Apache versions
Installing Apache
Installing XAMPP
Compiling Apache
Running Apache
Running Apache automatically: Unix/Linux & MS Windows
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