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Can you install PowerShell and the XenApp 5 Commands Technology Preview v3 on a XenApp server in the farm? &nbsp;If so, I have a PowerShell documentation script you can run to get that info.
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Can you install PowerShell and the XenApp 5 Commands Technology Preview v3 on a XenApp server in the farm?  If so, I have a PowerShell documentation script you can run to get that info.

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I dont think so we have installed, Please Carl help me to get the PowerShell &nbsp;tools and need scripts to get the details.
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I dont think so we have installed, Please Carl help me to get the PowerShell  tools and need scripts to get the details.

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I can install in any of our citrix server right? or only in DC? Please let em know.
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I can install in any of our citrix server right? or only in DC? Please let em know.

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You can install on any xenapp server. &nbsp;I would recommend a zone data collector or a lightly used server that has a direct connection to the data store. &nbsp;The script gathers all the info from the data store. &nbsp;So you don't want the data store to be in Los Angeles and the server be in Paris, France.
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You can install on any xenapp server.  I would recommend a zone data collector or a lightly used server that has a direct connection to the data store.  The script gathers all the info from the data store.  So you don't want the data store to be in Los Angeles and the server be in Paris, France.

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I am installing now, could you please share the scripts and steps to generate the report please.
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I am installing now, could you please share the scripts and steps to generate the report please.

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 The script is not ready for public release yet. &nbsp;It is 98% ready but I am going to write an article about it before I publicly release the script.
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The script is not ready for public release yet.  It is 98% ready but I am going to write an article about it before I publicly release the script.

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$Applications = Get-XAApplication<br />
$Applications<br />
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Is the bottom line quickie answer.
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$Applications = Get-XAApplication
$Applications

Is the bottom line quickie answer.

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Thank you.<br />
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mlmcc
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I am trying to generate report for all the applications in a farm. Most of our application is streamed apps. When I run report in Report Center I am able to see only installed application details.<br />
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Need help to get all the application details including streamed apps.<br />
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ENV : 4.5 PS, Stream V5
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I am trying to generate report for all the applications in a farm. Most of our application is streamed apps. When I run report in Report Center I am able to see only installed application details.

Need help to get all the application details including streamed apps.

ENV : 4.5 PS, Stream V5

Need help to generate streamed applcation details in citrix

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Citrix

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