The Ultimate Citrix Install Guide
 
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
1. Project Management Overview
2. Project Management Methodology
3. Tips for Making Meetings Effective

ANALYSIS PHASE
1. Analysis Phase Overview
2. Vision / Project Scope (Statement of Work)
3. Project Plan
4. Infrastructure Assessment
5. Proof of Concept
6. Analysis Phase Checkpoint

DESIGN PHASE
1. Design Phase Overview
2. Server Design
3. MetaFrame Access Suite Design
4. Infrastructure Design
5. Design Phase Checkpoint

IMPLEMENTATION PHASE
1. Implementation Phase Overview

2. Prepare the Network Environment

2. 1. Create Required Network Shares
2. 2. Firewall Modifications
2. 3. Throttling Port Speed and Duplex Settings
2. 4. Add Users to a Terminal Services Environment
2. 5. Create Required Citrix Specific User Groups

3. Install Operating System(s) for MetaFrame XP

3. 1. Installing Microsoft Windows 2000
3. 2. Installing Microsoft Windows Server 2003

4. MetaFrame IMA Data Store Installation & Configuration

4. 1. How to Install & Configure Microsoft SQL Server 2000
4. 2. How to Install and Configure Microsoft SQL Desktop Edition (MSDE)

5. Install MetaFrame XP Server w/ Feature Release 3

5. 1. How to Remap MetaFrame XP Server Driver Letters
5. 2. Installing MetaFrame Feature Release 3 on Windows 2000
5. 3. Installing MetaFrame Feature Release 3 on Windows Server 2003
5. 4. Installing MetaFrame XP HotFixes
5. 5. How to Add Licenses through the Management Console for MetaFrame XP

6. Install “Image” Applications


7. Rapid Server Deployment

7. 1. How to Clone a Citrix MetaFrame XP Server
7. 2. How to Create a Network Boot Disk

8. Configure MetaFrame XP Farm Wide Settings

8. 1. Recycling Operating Systems
8. 2. MetaFrame XP Delegated Administration
8. 3. How to Create a Zone & Move MetaFrame XP Servers to it
8. 4. How to Set a Server’s Preference for Data Collector Elections
8. 5. MetaFrame XP User Policies
8. 6. How to Implement Automatic ICA Client Updates
8. 7. Client Drive Mapping
8. 8. How to Implement Client to Server Content Redirection
8. 9. How to Implement Server to Client Content Redirection
8. 10. Configure ICA Keep-Alive
8. 11. Configure SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration

9. Install “Manual” Applications

9. 1. How to Install and Configure Microsoft Office 2000
9. 2. How to Install and Configure Microsoft Office XP
9. 3. How to Install and Configure Microsoft Office 2003

10. MetaFrame Conferencing Manager 2.0

10. 1. How to Install the Conference Organizer Service
10. 2. How to Install the Conference Room
10. 3. How to Install Conferencing Manager User Interface
10. 4. How to Specify the License Type through the CM Configuration Tool
10. 5. How to Add Users to the Conferencing Manager
10. 6. Microsoft Exchange Server Integration
10. 7. Troubleshooting

11. Publishing Resources through the Management Console

11. 1. How to Publish an Application
11. 2. How to Publish Content
11. 3. How to Publish Application from a Shortcut
11. 4. How to Publish the Printer Folder
11. 5. How to Publish Windows Explorer

12. How to Configure the Printing Environment

12. 1. Set the proper expectations
12. 2. Setup the Print Environment
12. 3. Create Printer Compatibility Driver Mappings
12. 4. Set Printer Bandwidth Limits for Client Auto-Created Printers
12. 5. How to use Project Compatibility automate Driver Mapping
12. 6. How to Manually Connect a Client Printer within an ICA Session

13. Install MetaFrame Secure Access Manager 2.0

13. 1. Install MetaFrame Secure Access Manager on Windows 2000 Server
13. 2. Install MetaFrame Secure Access Manager 2.0 on Windows Server 2003
13. 3. How to Install MetaFrame Secure Access Manager 2.0 Service Pack 1
13. 4. Install the Access Management Console on MetaFrame XP or a Workstation
13. 5. Create an Access Center
13. 6. Configure the Access Center
13. 7. Customizing MetaFrame Secure Access Manager
13. 8. How to Configure Internet Explorer for a Secure Access Center

14. Install Web Interface 2.1

14. 1. How to Install Web Interface 2.1 (Clean Install)
14. 2. How to Upgrade a NFuse Server to Web Interface 2.1
14. 3. Web Interface 2.1 Web Administration Tool
14. 4. How to Customize Web Interface 2.1
14. 5. How to Repair Web Interface 2.1

15. Install SSL Certificates and Secure IIS Server

15. 1. How to install and configure the IIS Lockdown Tool (version 2.1)
15. 2. How to Enable SSL on an IIS Web Server
15. 3. How to Force the use of SSL Encryption on a IIS Web Site

16. Install Secure Gateway 2.0 for MetaFrame

16. 1. Pre-installation Check List
16. 2. How to Install and Configure the STA Component
16. 3. Install the Secure Gateway Service
16. 4. Secure Gateway for MetaFrame Management Tools

17. MetaFrame XP Remote Administration Tools

17. 1. Management Console for MetaFrame XP
17. 2. Citrix Web Console (CWC)

18. ICA Clients

18. 1. How to Install the ICA Win32 Program Neighborhood Agent
18. 2. How to Install the ICA Win32 Web Client
18. 3. How to Configure the ICA Java Client
18. 4. How to Utilize the ICA Program Neighborhood Pass-Through Client
18. 5. Citrix ICA Client 6.20 for OS 9.X
18. 6. Citrix ICA Client 6.30 for OS 10.x

19. Microsoft Terminal Services Licensing

19. 1. Summary of Licensing Options in Windows 2000 Server
19. 2. Summary of the licensing options in Microsoft Windows Server 2003

20. Implement Windows System Policies

20. 1. MIAB Administrative Template Overview
20. 2. How to Create an Administrative Template to Hide Drives
20. 3. Implementing Windows 2000 Active Directory Group Policies
20. 4. Implementing Windows NT, Terminal Server 4.0 System Policies

21. How to Install and Configure MetaFrame Password Manager

21. 1. Prepare the Directory Service
21. 2. Install and Configure the MetaFrame Password Manager Console
21. 3. Deploy the MetaFrame Password Manager Agent
21. 4. On-Going Maintenance

22. Implementation Phase Checkpoint


READINESS PHASE
1. Readiness Phase Overview
2. Testing your New MetaFrame Access Suite Environment
3. Pilot Implementation
4. Rollout Any Remaining Servers
5. Implement Change Management Policies and Procedures
6. Readiness Phase Checkpoint

ROLLOUT PHASE
1. Rollout Phase Overview
2. End-User Training
3. Administrator Training
4. Go Live!
5. Rollout Phase Checkpoint

APPENDIX
1. Additional Resources
2. MIAB3.0.ZIP - Files Explained

8. 3.        How to Create a Zone & Move MetaFrame XP Servers to it

If the MetaFrame Access Suite Design requires MetaFrame XP servers to reside in more than the default zone, you will need to create the additional zones and manually move the desired MetaFrame XP Servers to their desired zone.

In a MetaFrame XP server farm, a zone is a grouping of MetaFrame XP servers that share a common data collector, as described in the design section. By default, all servers in a farm that are on the same network subnet belong to the same zone.

Zones are designed to enhance the performance of a Citrix server farm by allowing geographically related servers to be grouped together, whether they are connected to the same network subnet or not.

 

The following steps will allow you to create a new zone and then move the desired Citrix servers to the new zone.

 

1.      Open the Management Console for MetaFrame XP and right Click on Farm Name in the left pane and click Properties


2.      Click to select Zones and click the New Zone button.

 

3.      Enter the name for the new zone and click OK to continue.

 

 


4.      Click the server you want to move to the new Zone and click the Move Servers button

Important: Empty zones are not allowed. After you create a new zone, you must move one or more servers into the zone before you click OK to exit.

5.      Changing the servers zone membership requires a Server reboot. Click Yes to continue.

6.      The Move Servers dialog box opens and you are able to select the Zone you want to move the selected Servers to. In the Select Target Zone drop down box select the Zone you want to move the selected servers.


7.      Click OK to return to the Zones page.

8.      The Only zone data collectors enumerate Program Neighborhood checkbox in conjunction with Windows Group Policy allows for you to make your server farm more secure.

         When this option is not selected, any server in the farm can respond to client enumeration requests. For any server in the farm to enumerate users' applications, you must add all users the Windows Group Policy right to log on locally to every server.

         When this option is selected, a data collector is always used to specify which applications appear for a user in Program Neighborhood.

 

 

You have now successfully created a new Zone and have moved the selected Citrix Servers to the new zone. Make sure you reboot the server for the zone membership change to take place.


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