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Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for CitrixXenDesktopDeployment GuideDell EngineeringNovember 2014A Dell Deployment and Configuration Guide
RevisionsDateDescriptionNovember 2014Initial release 2014 Dell Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction of this material in any manner whatsoever without the expresswritten permission of Dell Inc. is strictly forbidden. For more information, contact Dell.Dell, the DELL logo, and the DELL badge are trademarks of Dell Inc. Other trademarks and trade names may be usedin this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and names or their products. Dell disclaims anyproprietary interest in the marks and names of others.Performance of network reference architectures discussed in this document may vary with differing deploymentconditions, network loads, and the like. Third party products may be included in reference architectures for theconvenience of the reader. Inclusion of such third party products does not necessarily constitute Dell’srecommendation of those products. Please consult your Dell representative for additional information.Trademarks used in this text:Dell , the Dell logo, Dell Boomi , Dell Precision ,OptiPlex , Latitude , PowerEdge , PowerVault ,PowerConnect , OpenManage , EqualLogic , Compellent , KACE , FlexAddress , Force10 and Vostro aretrademarks of Dell Inc. Other Dell trademarks may be used in this document. Cisco Nexus , Cisco MDS , Cisco NX0S , and other Cisco Catalyst are registered trademarks of Cisco System Inc. EMC VNX , and EMC Unisphere areregistered trademarks of EMC Corporation. Intel , Pentium , Xeon , Core and Celeron are registered trademarks ofIntel Corporation in the U.S. and other countries. AMD is a registered trademark and AMD Opteron , AMDPhenom and AMD Sempron are trademarks of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Microsoft , Windows , WindowsServer , Internet Explorer , MS-DOS , Windows Vista and Active Directory are either trademarks or registeredtrademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Red Hat and Red Hat EnterpriseLinux are registered trademarks of Red Hat, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Novell and SUSE areregistered trademarks of Novell Inc. in the United States and other countries. Oracle is a registered trademark ofOracle Corporation and/or its affiliates. Citrix , Xen , XenServer and XenMotion are either registered trademarks or2Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
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ContentsRevisions .21Overview .51.1Purpose of this Document .51.2Scope .52Configuring Nutanix Storage Pool and Containers . 64Installing SQL Server . 605Installing XenDesktop or XenApp 7.5 . 626Installing a StoreFront Server . 706.1Configuring Store Front . 747Configuring XenDesktop 7.5 Site . 838Installing Server 2012 and RDSH . 939Installing Citrix VDA on an RDSH Session Host . 10510 Creating a Catalog for RDSH .11411 Creating a Session Host Delivery Group .11812 Creating a Catalog for Machine Creation Services . 12513 Creating a Delivery group for Machine Creation Services (MCS) . 13114 Deploying Virtual Desktop Master Image . 13614.1 Deploying Virtual Desktop. 13614.2 Setting up Desktop Template (Gold Image) . 13614.3 Creating Template VM . 13614.4 Optimizing Desktop OS .1374Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
1Overview1.1Purpose of this DocumentThe document describes the following: 1.2Configuring Storage containers on Nutanix PrismInstallating vCenter Appliance & ESXiTasks to be performed to Citrix XenDesktop 7.5Tasks to be completed to install the Citrix Server VDA Agent on a master imageInstalling Server 2012 RDSCreating a Catalog and Delivery group for XenDesktopInstalling a Citrix Storefront ServerPreparing a master image for use in a VDI environmentScopeThe objectives of this document are to: Provide the specific configuration required for XC720xd XenDesktop 7.5 VDI Solution by leveragingRDSH and Machine Creation Services Provide the Application recommendations Provide guidance for application publishing and adding RDSH Session hosts Provide configuration and optimization guidance for XD7.5 Provide configuration and optimization guidance for a Windows 8.1 master image Create Desktop pools and provide a Delivery platform for sessions5Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
2Configuring Nutanix Storage Pool and ContainersTo use the cluster storage, you must configure a storage pool and containers within the pool. Create onlyone pool consisting of all the disks in the cluster. Within the storage pool, we recommend creatingmultiple containers for a logical distinction between the compute and management storage layers.1.Figure 1To configure the storage pool and containers, log in to the Nutanix Web Console. From theHome drop-down menu, select Storage.Nutanix Web Console2. Click the Create Container link, and then click the plus symbol( ) under the STORAGE POOLsection to create a pool.Figure 26Create Container WizardWyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
Figure 3Creating Storage Pool3. Provide a name for the pool (for example, SP1) and use all unallocated disk space. Click Save. Onthe Create Container page, to view additional settings, click the Advanced Settings button. Thefollowing are the recommended settings: Replication Factor: 2 Reserved Capacity: 4096 GB (only for the “Compute” container that contains the persistentvirtual desktops) Compression: Disabled Delay: 0 minutes Perf Tier Deduplication: On Capacity Tier Deduplication: On (Post-Process)4. Type a name for the management container such as “ds mgmt”, and then click Save. Click Container to add another container for the compute/RDSH layer. Use the same advanced settings,provide a name (for example, ds compute or ds rdsh), and then click Save. If you are usingdesktops and RDSH on the same cluster, create an additional container for logical separation.Figure 47Adding containerWyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
Hyper-V Hypervisor and SMB SharesSMB shares are used to store the virtual machine disks and settings files. The cluster name is the “host”portion of the SMB share name. If not created during the Nutanix cluster setup, add a DNS entry for thisname and point it to the cluster IP address. The container names that you created earlier are used as theshare names. The resulting share name will be \\{cluster-name}\{container-name}. For example,\\cluster\ds mgmt.By default, only the cluster hosts have access to the SMB shares. To change this, you must modify theWhitelist on the cluster. At a minimum, the IP address of the System Center VMM host must be added. Ifyou want all management hosts to be able to access, you can specify the network segment as instaed ofsingle IP address.NOTE: The shares must be used only for storing VDI-related components.To modify the Whitelist, go to the Nutanix Web Console, click the configuration wheel symbol in theupper-right corner, and then click Filesystem Whitelists.Figure 5Filesystem Whitelists5. Type the appropriate host IP address or network segment, and then click Add.8Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
3Installing vCenter Server ApplianceThe deployment of desktop pools within VMware View requires that an install of the following VMwarecomponents is completed successfully: VMware vCenter Server Appliance, VMware View and VMwareView Composer as well as an associated SQL server VM. The VMware vCenter VM will be created by usingthe VMware vCenter Server Appliance. The VMware vCenter Server Appliance is a preconfigured Linuxbased virtual machine that is optimized for running vCenter Server and associated services. Go to theVMware website for information about downloading version 5.5.0 and licensing.1. Connect to one of the Nutanix configured ESXi hosts using the VMware vSphere Client.2. In VMware vSphere Client, select File, and then select Deploy OVF Template.Figure 69Deploy OVF TemplateWyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
3. In the OVF deployment wizard, click Browse and select the vCenter Appliance OVF template file,and then click Next.Figure 710Select OVF Template file.Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
4. Confirm the template details, and then click Next.Figure 811OVF Template DetailsWyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
5. Assign a name for the vCenter Server Appliance VM, and then click Next.Figure 912vCenter Appliance NameWyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
6. Select a storage location, and then click Next.Figure 10 Select Storage13Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
7.Select the required disk format, and then click Next.Figure 11 Disk Format14Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
8. Review the settings and click Finish to deploy.Figure 12 Finish OVF Deployment Wizard9. The vCenter Appliance deployment will run.Figure 13 vCenter Appliance Deployment Progress15Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
10. After deploying the vCenter Appliance, VM will be displayed listed under the ESXi host on thevSphere Client page.Figure 14 vCenter Appliance11. Turn on the vCenter Appliance VM, and then click the Console tab to view the on-screen QuickStart Guide.Figure 15 vCenter Appliance VM turned on16Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
12. Open a web browser, type the URL indicated in the Quick Start Guide in the address bar, type theuser name ‘root’ and password ‘vmware’, and then click Login.Figure 16 vCenter Appliance login screen17Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
13. Accept the EULA, and then click Next.Figure 17 vCenter EULA18Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
14. Click Next to skip the Customer Experience Improvement Program page.Figure 18 Customer Experience Program19Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
15. If you are using a static IP address, you must close the wizard and set a hostname. In this guide, astatic IP Address is used. Click Cancel to close the wizard.Figure 19 Cancel Wizard16. Click the Network tab, click Address, from the IPv4 Address Type drop-down menu, select Static.Figure 20 Static IP Address20Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
17. Set the hostname and IPv4 address settings. Click Save Settings.Note: The fully qualified domain name format must be used for the host name.Figure 21 Set IPv4 Settings18. When the network settings are saved, change the URL on the web browser to the static IP address,log in again using the login user name ‘root’ and password ‘vmware’, and then click the Networktab to verify your IPv4 settings.Figure 22 IPv4 Settings21Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
19. Click the vCenter Server tab and under the Utilities section, click the Setup wizard Launch buttonto restart the Setup wizard.Figure 23 Setup wizard relaunch22Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
20. The Customer Experience Improvement Program window, click Next.Figure 24 Customer Experience Improvement Program23Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
21. Click Set custom configuration, and then click Next.Figure 25 Set Custom Configuration24Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
22. Accept the default database settings, and then click Next.Figure 26 Database Settings25Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
23. Select the embedded SSO deployment type and type a password for the [email protected], and then click Next.Figure 27 Single Sign-on26Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
24. To configure Active Directory authentication, select the Active Directory Enabled check box, type thedomain name to authenticate to, along with an administrative login user name and password for thatdomain. Click Next.Figure 28 Active Directory27Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
25. Review the configuration settings, and then click Start.Figure 29 Complete Startup Wizard28Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
26. When the setup wizard completes its configuration processes, click Close.Figure 30 vCenter Setup Complete27. To add the Nutanix configured ESXi hosts to be managed by vCenter, open the vSphere Client toattach to the vCenter Server Appliance, and then click Create a datacenter to add a datacenter andprovide a name.Figure 31 New Datacenter29Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
28. Right-click the datacenter and select New Cluster.Figure 32 New Cluster29. Provide a name to the new cluster. vSphere HA or DRS may be enabled at this point, if required, andthen click Next.Figure 33 New Cluster Wizard30Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
30. Configure Enhanced vMotion, if required, and then click Next.Figure 34 Enhanced vMotion31. Set the VM swapfile policy, if required, and then click Next.Figure 35 Swapfile Policy31Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
32. Review and click Finish to complete the cluster setup.Figure 36 Complete Cluster Setup32Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
33. Click the newly created cluster, click Add a host, type the ESXi host FQDN or IP address and the ESXihost user name and password in the wizard, and then click Next.Figure 37 Add A Host34. Review the host summary, and then click Next.Figure 38 Host Summary33Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
35. Assign a license key, if required, and then click Next.Figure 39 License Key36. Set the Lockdown mode, if required, and then click Next.Figure 40 Lockdown Mode34Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
37. Click Finish to add the ESXi host to the cluster. Repeat the process of adding the host for all Nutanixconfigured ESXi hosts.Figure 41 Finish Add Host Wizard35Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
3.1Adding Hosts to vCenter1.To add the Nutanix configured ESXi hosts to be managed by vCenter, open the vSphere Client toattach to the vCenter Server Appliance, and then click Create a datacenter to add a datacenterand provide name.Figure 42 New Datacenter2. Right-click the datacenter and select New Cluster.Figure 43 New Cluster36Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
3. Provide a name to the new cluster. vSphere HA or DRS may be enabled at this point, if required, andthen click Next. We recommend to turn these offafter the pools have been deployed, because thisfeature set consumes a lot of CPU cycles.Figure 44 New Cluster Wizard37Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
4. Configure Enhanced vMotion, if required, and then click Next.Figure 45 Enhanced vMotion38Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
5. Set the VM swapfile policy, if required, and then click Next.Figure 46 Swapfile Policy39Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
6. Review and click Finish to complete the cluster setup.Figure 47 Complete Cluster Setup40Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
7.Click the newly created cluster, click Add a host, type the ESXi host FQDN or IP address and the ESXihost user name and password in the wizard, and then click Next.Figure 48 Add A Host8. Review the host summary, and then click Next.Figure 49 Host Summary41Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
9. Assign a license key, if required, and then click Next.Figure 50 License Key10. Set the Lockdown mode, if required, and then click Next.Figure 51 Lockdown Mode42Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
11. Click Finish to add the ESXi host to the cluster. Repeat the process of adding the host for all Nutanixconfigured ESXi hosts.Figure 52 Finish Add Host Wizard43Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
3.2Setting up vCenter Networking1.To add Networking in vCenter, click one of the host servers, click the Configuration tab, clickNetworking, and then click Add Networking. The vSphere Standard Switch view must be selected.Figure 53 Networking setup2. Click Virtual Machine connection type to create a Virtual Machine Port Group.Figure 54 Connection Type44Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
3. Create a standard vSwitch, select the two 10 Gb NICs, and then click Next.Figure 55 Network Access4. Assign a name for the VDI VLAN that will host user virtual desktops and a VLAN ID, and then click Next.Figure 56 Connection settings45Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
5. Click Finish to complete.Figure 57 Summary46Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
6. Repeat tasks 1 and 2 to create a second Virtual Machine Port Group to host the Nutanix CVMs andvCenter VMs and use the previously created vSwitch.Figure 58 Network Access47Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
7.Assign a name and VLAN ID, and then click Next.Figure 59 Connection Settings48Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
8. Click Add Networking again, click VMKernel connection type for the vMotion network, and then clickNext.Figure 60 Connection Type49Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
9. Select the existing vSwitch, and then click Next.Figure 61 Network Access50Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
10. Assign a name and VLAN ID, select Use this port group for vMotion, and then click Next.Figure 62 Connection Settings11. Assign an IP address, and then click Next.Figure 63 IP Settings51Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
12. Click Finish to complete.Figure 64 Summary13. Repeat tasks 8 and 9 to create another VMkernel Port for the Management network.14. Assign a name and VLAN ID, select Use this port for vMotion and Use this port group formanagement traffic check boxes, select IP and IPv6 network type, and then click Next.Figure 65 Connection Settings52Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
15. Type an IP address, and then click Next.Figure 66 IP Settings16. Select the Obtain IPv6 address automatically through Router Advertisement check box, and thenclick Next.Figure 67 IPv6 Settings17. Click Finish to complete.53Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
Figure 68 Summary18. Click Add Networking to create a second switch for the internal CVM traffic, click Virtual Machineconnection type, and then click Next.Figure 69 Connection Type54Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
19. Click Create a vSphere standard switch, deselect any network adapters, and then click Next.Figure 70 Network Access20. Assign a network label, and then click Next.Figure 71 Connection Settings55Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
21. Click Finish to complete.Figure 72 Summary22. Click Add Networking again and select a VMkernel connection type.Figure 73 Connection Type56Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
23. Use the newly created switch, and then click Next.Figure 74 Network Access24. Assign a network label, and then click Next.Figure 75 Connection Settings57Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
25. Assign an IP address, and then click Next.Figure 76 IP Settings26. Click Finish to complete.Figure 77 Summary58Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
The completed networking topology must be displayed as shown in the screen shot here.Figure 78 Networking topology59Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
4Installing SQL ServerSQL Server Installation:1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.From the SQL VM, access the SQL setup files (go to file share, copy locally, insert DVD,download,etc.)Run Setup.exe, in the left pane, click Installation, and then select new stand-aloneinstallation.Click OK to continue past the discovery operation.On the Language selection page (if displayed), click Next.On the Product Key page, type PID, and then click Next.Accept license terms, and then click Next.Enable setup to download and use update files, and then click Next.Note any warnings or issues from the report, and then click Next.Select SQL Server Feature Installation, and then click Next.Database Engine Services, Management Tools (basic & completed), and SQL Client ConnectivitySDK features must be installed. Other features can be installed as required. Click Next until youarrive at the instance configuration.Select Default instance on the Instance Configuration page and click Next. On the Disk Usagepage, click Next again.Change the SQL service accounts to the required domain user accounts determined in theprerequisites. Make sure to specify the domain account and password. Click Next to continue.Figure 79 Server Configuration13. Set to mixed mode authentication, specify a password for the SA account, and add domainuser(s) or group(s) to be used for SQL administration.60Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
14. On the DataBase Engine Configuration page, click the Data Directories tab. Change thedatabase, log, and temp locations to the corresponding drives configured during the SQL VMcreation. Unless you want to designate specific folders, the existing paths can be retained withonly the drive letter being changed (for example “D:\Program Files\Microsoft SQLServer\MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Data”). Click Next.Figure 80 Database Engine Configuration15. Click Next on the Error Reporting page and click Next again on the Installation ConfigurationRules page.16. To begin installation, click Install and after completing the installation process, click Close.61Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
5Installing XenDesktop or XenApp 7.51. Save the .iso file that contains the installation files.2. On the Welcome page, click XenDesktop.Figure 81 XenDesktop Welcome page62Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
3. On the XenApp 7.5 page, click Delivery Controller.Figure 82 XenApp 7.5 page63Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
4. Click I have read, understand, and accept the terms of the license agreement, and then clickNext.Figure 83 XenApp 7.5 License Agreement64Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
5. Select the check boxes as shown in the screen shot, and then click Next.Figure 84 Core Components65Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
6. If you have an SQL server already installed, leave the Install Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Expresscheck box clear. Else, select the check box to install an Express version.Figure 85 XenApp 7.5 Features66Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
7.Read the information under the Firewall section, and then click Next.Figure 86 XenApp 7.5 Firewall Settings67Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
8. Click Install.Figure 87 Installation Summary68Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
9. After the installation is successfully completed, click Finish.Figure 88 Successfully Installation69Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
6Installing a StoreFront Server1.Mount XenDesktop 7.5 CD or ISO file and when the CD auto launches, click Citrix Storefront.Figure 89 Extend Deployment70Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
2. Accept the agreement and click Next to continue.Figure 90 Software Licence Agreement71Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
3. Click Next to continue.Figure 91 Core Components72Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
4. Click Next to continue.Figure 92 Firewall configuration73Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
6.1Configuring Store Front1.Start Desktop Store Front and on the welcome page, and then click Create a new deployment.Figure 93 Citrix StoreFront74Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
2. Type the URL for server with StoreFront installed. Click Next to continue.Figure 94 Create New Deployment3. Type a store name, and then click Next to continue.Figure 95 Create Store75Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
4. To add a delivery controller, click the Add button.Figure 96 Create Store76Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
5. Type the FQDN of the desktop delivery controller and select the protocol used for connections,that is, HTTP OR HTTPS, and then click OK.Figure 97 Add Delivery Controller77Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
6. On the Remote Access page, select None, and then click Next to continue.Figure 98 Create Store78Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
7.Click Create to continue, and then click Finish to complete the configuration wizard.Figure 99 Create Store79Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
8.Click Stores in the left pane to display configuration details. Select actions to change theconfiguration, if required.Figure 100 Citrix StoreFront80Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
9. Select Authentication in the left pane, and then click Configure Trusted Domains in the Actionspane.Figure 101 Citrix StoreFront81Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
10. If you want to type domain details, click Add.Figure 102 Configure Trusted DomainsFigure 103 Add/Remove Authentication MethodsStore Front is now installed and ready to accept connections.82Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
7Configuring XenDesktop 7.5 Site1.Start Desktop Studio, and on the Welcome page, click Deliver applications and desktops toyour users.Figure 104 Configuring XenApp 7.5 site83Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
2. To create a fully configured, production-ready site, leave the default selection as-is, type anappropriate name of the new site, and then click Next.Figure 105 Citrix Studio Site name84Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
3. In the Database section, type appropriate names in the text boxes, and then click Testconnection. After making sure that the connection is successfully started, click Next.Figure 106 Assigning database85Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
4. Click OK.Figure 107 Creating database automatically86Wyse Datacenter Appliance XC for Citrix XenDesktop
5. Type information about your
Creating a Catalog and Delivery group for XenDesktop Installing a Citrix Storefront Server Preparing a master image for use in a VDI environment 1.2 Scope The objectives of this document are to: Provide the specific configuration required for XC720xd XenDesktop 7.5 VDI Solution by leveraging RDSH and Machine Creation Services
