How to Integrate XenApp 6.x Policies into Active Directory
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Description
This article describes how to Integrate XenApp 6.x Policies into Active Directory.
Requirements
The Delivery Service Console (also known as Access Management Console) must be installed on the same server used to administer Group Policy Objects (GPOs). If desired, this server can be a 32-bit workstation that is part of the domain.
Background
The Citrix Policy extension integrates Citrix policies into the Windows group policy templates and adds a Citrix node into the Group Policy Management Console and Group Policy Object Editor.The CitrixCSE_x64.msi and CitrixCSE_x86.msi are the client side extensions. CitrixCSE_x64.msi is installed on the XenApp 6.x server during the standard installation routine.
CitrixCSE_x86.msi can be installed on 32-bit machines in the domain.
From the Server Media: \Citrix\Presentation Server\XenApp 6\XA6_2008R2_ML\Group Policy
Instructions
Complete the following procedure:- Run CtxInstall after installing the CitrixCSE_x64.msi and CitrixCSE_x86.msi on the management server to install the Delivery Services Console on the management server.
- Verify if the component is installed from the Program and Features window.
Issue/Introduction
Additional Information
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CTX128413 - How to Enable Group Policy Packet Tracing in XenApp 6 and XenDesktop 5
