For the Citrix Receiver versions that can be used to access stores in this way, see System Requirements.Ĭitrix Receiver uses internal and external URLs as beacon points. The figure shows the options for users to access StoreFront stores:Īccessing stores from within the Citrix Receiver user interface provides the best user experience and the greatest functionality. When you create a new store, the XenApp Services URL is enabled by default.
XenApp Services URLs - Users of domain-joined desktop appliances and repurposed PCs running the Citrix Desktop Lock, along with users who have older Citrix clients that cannot be upgraded, can access stores using the XenApp Services URL for the store. When you create a new store for a XenDesktop deployment using Citrix Studio, a Desktop Appliance site is created for the store by default. Desktop Appliance sites - Users with non-domain-joined desktop appliances can access their desktops through the web browsers on their appliances, which are configured to access Desktop Appliance sites in full-screen mode. When you create a new store, a Citrix Receiver for Web site is created for the store by default. However, you can configure your Citrix Receiver for Web sites to enable users with HTML5-compatible browsers to access their resources without installing Citrix Receiver. By default, users also require a compatible version of Citrix Receiver to access their desktops and applications. Citrix Receiver for Web sites - Users with compatible web browsers can access StoreFront stores by browsing to Citrix Receiver for Web sites. Accessing stores within Citrix Receiver provides the best user experience and the greatest functionality. Citrix Receiver - Users with compatible versions of Citrix Receiver can access StoreFront stores within the Citrix Receiver user interface. Integrate with NetScaler Gateway and NetScalerĬonfigure NetScaler Gateway connection settingsĬonfigure two URLs for the same NetScaler GatewayĬonfigure NetScaler and StoreFront for Delegated Forms Authentication (DFA)Ĭreate a single Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) to access a store internally and externallyĬonfigure StoreFront using the configuration filesĬonfigure Citrix Receiver for Web sites using the configuration filesĮxport and import the StoreFront configurationįour different methods are available for users to access StoreFront stores. 
Set up highly available multi-site stores Support for the unified Citrix Receiver experienceĬonfigure Citrix Receiver for HTML5 use of browser tabsĬonfigure communication time-out duration and retry attempts Store subscription data using Microsoft SQL Server Manage remote access to stores through NetScaler GatewayĬonfigure two StoreFront stores to share a common subscription datastore Manage the resources made available in stores
Migrate Web Interface features to StoreFrontĬonfigure Kerberos constrained delegation for XenApp 6.5Ĭonfigure the password expiry notification periodĮxport store provisioning files for users StoreFront high availability and multi-site configuration
0 kommentar(er)
