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The world class Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop training delivered by the experienced IT infrastructure persons
Learn to build the Citrix XenDesktop environment from scratch
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Engage in learning of Citrix applications deployment and Desktop Virtualization

The Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop at Pentagon Training help the delegates to be a master in these technologies. The benefit of attending this training is that the delegates will learn about how to save the server costs by sharing user machines.

The XenApp is an application delivery which is different from traditional virtualization. The application is not directly delivered to end user device. It launches the application to the server, and the users can connect to the instances. It can run on iPad, iPhone and Android devices. The applications are installed on the Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter boxes.

The XenDesktop enables users to use the operating system. This application allows for high video capability program like AutoCAD to be displayed crystal clear on the screen. The XenAppand XenDesktop replace the VPN as the users can use the Citrix portal for accessing the desktop and applications.

The delegates get the knowledge in the Citrix applications from various experienced professionals . These instructors have practical exposure to Citrix. The course also provides key learning points which are helpful to the candidates.

Who should take this course

The Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop Fundamentals course are proposed for the following professionals:

IT professionals
System Engineers
Server Administrators
The persons who wish to gain skills in XenApp and XenDesktop applications

Prerequisites

There is no requirement prior attending this Citrix course.

What Will You Learn

The delegates will get to learn about:

Build the Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop applications from scratch.
Learn about access and audit control
How to perform configuration?
Understand the need of securing the XenApp and XenDesktop
Learn installation, setup and update of the application

Key Learning Points

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Course Overview

Acquire skills to deploy, manage, and design Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop solutions with the Citrix training. The delegates can gain skills on optimization and troubleshooting by undergoing this training course.

An Overview of XenApp and XenDesktop
- What is XenApp?
- Recognising the architecture of XenApp
- Developing the XenApp application from the scratch
- Introducing the Active Directory
- What are delivery methods?
- What are the guidelines for creating Designs?
- Guidelines for Implementation of software
- An introduction to XenDesktop
- Recognising the architecture of XenDesktop
- Developing the XenDesktop application from the scratch
Analysis of Architecture
- What are elements of Architecture?
- How are these elements organised in architecture?
Installation
- Preparing to install
- Installation of basic elements
- Installing VDA
- Set Up command line
Configuration
- Guidelines for Configuration
- What are Authentication and Authorization?
- The need for Authentication
- Various types of Configuration
- Configuring Session Reliability
Upgrade
- Improving a deployment
- Migrating XenApp
Understanding Access Control HDX
Need of environment and transmission security
An introduction to Data integrity
How to control Audits?
How to achieve high availability and business continuity?
Compatibility with legacy systems
What are Client devices?
Enhancing user experience and session performance
Monitoring the system
- Recording of sessions
- Logging configuration
- What are event logs?

Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop Fundamentals

People think that the XenApp is delivering the applications of windows and XenDesktop is providing the Windows desktop. However, the XenApp can also deliver the desktops as well. The major difference is that the XenApp is one-to-many Windows Server and XenDesktop is one-to-one windows desktop machine.

The fundamental difference is that: a

XenApp users share the CPU, memory and disk resources on the same server whereas the XenDesktop users get the single CPU, memory and disk.
The Citrix App users get Windows Server look and feel whereas the Desktop users get the feel and look of Windows Desktop.
The previous users can use all the apps present on server whereas the XenDesktop users can only use the apps which are present on their desktops.

Citrix Components

Xenapp
Xendesktop
Xenserver
Provisioning server
Netscaler

Citrix XenApp allows users to connect to their corporate applications.It helps hosting applications on central servers and allows the users to interact with them remotely and deliver them to users devices for local execution.

Xendesktop separates the physical machine from the desktop environment using the client-server model.XenDesktop is the VDI – Virtual Desktop Infrastructure software provided by Citrix.

XenServer is a hypervisor and is also known as VMM – Virtual Machine Manager. It allows the installationof many operating systems simultaneously using the virtualization techniques. XenServer uses the Xen hypervisor to virtualize each server on which it is installed, enabling each to host multiple Virtual Machines simultaneously with guaranteed performance.

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Wokingham

Wokingham is an ancient market town located in Berkshire, England that is 39 miles west of London. It is 11 km south-east of Reading, 13 km north of Camberley and 6.4 km west of Bracknell. According to 2011 census, Wokingham had a population of around 30,690.

Wokingham was called Borough before 1974 reorganisation of local government. Later Wokingham was merged with Wokingham rural district to establish a new Wokingham District. Borough granted its status in 2007.

Governance

Nothern part of Wokingham, centred on Ashridge was separated part of Wiltshire. The area was extended well into town centre before being transferred to Berkshire in 1844. In 1894 ancient parish was divided into rural and urban civil parishes. In 1974 Wokingham was merged with Wokingham Rural District under Local Government Act 1972 to create a non-metropolitan district of Wokingham. Since 1998 Wokingham is a unitary authority area. Wokingham consists of 54 elected councillors. Council is headed by one councillor known as the chairman of the council. Council elections are held in three out of every four years with Conservative party having a majority since 2002 election. Offices of Borough Council are based at Shute End. In Wokingham, successor parish continued to exist. Wokingham Town Council administers Wokingham. This council is elected every four years, and consists of 25 councillors that represent Wescott, Norreys, Evendons and Emmbrook and these are four wards of the town. Every year one is elected as Mayor. In 1860 present town hall was erected in Guildhall site. The constituency of Wokingham MP is Conservative John Redwood who has represented Wokingham since 1987.

Education

Wokingham has four secondary schools. Elmbrook School is a co-education school that is a Maths and Computing College. St Crispin's School is also a co-educational school which is a Computing and Maths College. In 1931, The Holl School was founded in the Dower House of Beches’s Manor, and it is a girls' school. The Holl School is also a Science and Language College. Forest School is a boys school and an enterprise as well as a business college. There is Private School also in Wokingham. In 1945 Holme Grange School for Girls was founded and for boys aged 3-`16 years. At Luckley, Luckley House School was founded in 1918 for girls aged 11-18. In 1937 Ludgrove School shifted to Wixenford house. White House Preparatory School was closed. The oldest school in Wokingham Borough, Reading Blue Coal School was founded in 1666. Blue Coat is situated in Sonning village since 1946 and has catchment areas of South Oxfordshire and most of Berkshire.