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Category Archives: CVAD 7.x (on-prem)

Citrix Application Probe Agent unattended installation

Posted on July 10, 2018 by Dennis Span

This article shows you how to script the Citrix Application Probe Agent unattended installation and configuration using PowerShell. Continue reading →

Posted in CVAD 7.x (on-prem) | Tagged 256-AES, Application Probe Agent, encryption, IPC, PowerShell, Scripting | 13 Replies

Citrix Receiver unattended installation with PowerShell

Posted on May 7, 2018 by Dennis Span

Citrix Receiver unattended installation with PowerShell is a must in automated environments. Also, Citrix Receiver requires a lot of configuration modifications to make it run smoothly in your environment. This article explains and automates the most important ones. Continue reading →

Posted in CVAD 7.x (on-prem) | Tagged PowerShell, Receiver, Scripting | 14 Replies

Image Optimization Tools Comparison Matrix

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Posted on December 17, 2017 by Dennis Span

This article offers an image optimization tools comparison matrix and shows you where these tools overlap each other and what separates them. Continue reading →

Posted in CVAD 7.x (on-prem), Other | Tagged BIS-F, Citrix Optimizer, image optimization, Optimization Tools, PowerShell, PVS Target Device, Target OS Optimizer, Virtual Delivery Agent, VMWare OS Optimization Tool | 9 Replies

Citrix Delivery Controller unattended installation with PowerShell and SCCM

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Posted on April 6, 2017 by Dennis Span

All Citrix products can be automated. This article covers the Citrix Delivery Controller unattended installation with PowerShell and SCCM. Continue reading →

Posted in CVAD 7.x (on-prem) | Tagged Delivery Controller, PowerShell, Scripting | 43 Replies

Citrix License Server unattended installation with PowerShell and SCCM

Posted on March 20, 2017 by Dennis Span

All Citrix products can be automated. This article covers the Citrix License Server unattended installation with PowerShell and SCCM. Continue reading →

Posted in CVAD 7.x (on-prem) | Tagged License Server, PowerShell, Scripting | 6 Replies

Scripting the complete list of Citrix components with PowerShell

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Posted on February 22, 2017 by Dennis Span

Stop wondering if scripting the complete list of Citrix components with PowerShell is possible. This article shows you how to handle each one. Continue reading →

Posted in CVAD 7.x (on-prem) | Tagged Automation, Connection Quality Indicator, Delivery Controller, File Access, HDX RealTime, PDF Printer, PowerShell, Provisioning Server, PVS Target Device, Receiver, SCOM, Scripting, Session Recording, ShareFile, Silent, Supportability Pack, Unattended, User Profile Manager, Virtual Delivery Agent, Workspace Environment Management, XenConvert | 8 Replies

Citrix ADMX files explained (deep dive)

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Posted on February 2, 2017 by Dennis Span

Dealing with Citrix ADMX files can be confusing. But there is hope on the horizon. It looks like Citrix finally got it under control. Continue reading →

Posted in CVAD 7.x (on-prem) | Tagged Group Policy | 7 Replies

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