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Not really. &nbsp;BUT all users will need to authenticate into the Citrix server(s). &nbsp;So wherever you have your Citrix servers, the users will need an account. &nbsp;It can be a local account or a domain account. &nbsp;Your decision.<br />
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If you decide to do local accounts then the &quot;domain&quot; will be the name of your Citrix server.
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Not really.  BUT all users will need to authenticate into the Citrix server(s).  So wherever you have your Citrix servers, the users will need an account.  It can be a local account or a domain account.  Your decision.

If you decide to do local accounts then the "domain" will be the name of your Citrix server.

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You mean that users can login in the workstations locally (not in DC) and addressing the server URL from browser and start working normally by using their domain username &amp;&nbsp;password in the login page of Citrix?<br />
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You mean that users can login in the workstations locally (not in DC) and addressing the server URL from browser and start working normally by using their domain username & password in the login page of Citrix?
 



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Hello dear experts <br />
I want to install a Citrix solution in an organization that does not have domain controller in all branches some has DC some doesnt, my question is that is there any necessity that all users (workstations) be a part of DC if they want to use Citrix in future or not?<br />
Thanks<br />
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Hello dear experts 
I want to install a Citrix solution in an organization that does not have domain controller in all branches some has DC some doesnt, my question is that is there any necessity that all users (workstations) be a part of DC if they want to use Citrix in future or not?
Thanks



Citrix and Domain Controller

Citrix is the synonym for the virtualization and application infrastructure systems developed by the company of the same name. Main areas are application virtualization, Software-As-A-Service (SaaS), cloud-computing and networking. The two most well-known are Citrix XenApp or Citrix CloudPlatform.