Citrix XenApp6.5 compact book or article
Hi,
I'm looking for a Citrix XenApp6 / 6.5 compact book or article (e.g., less than 100 pages) which describes the components and their roles that they play in XenApp ?
Paid or free is not an issue.
I just need to learn the basic component of XenApp (e.g., what's XML port, or What's session reliability).
Thanks heaps
I'm looking for a Citrix XenApp6 / 6.5 compact book or article (e.g., less than 100 pages) which describes the components and their roles that they play in XenApp ?
Paid or free is not an issue.
I just need to learn the basic component of XenApp (e.g., what's XML port, or What's session reliability).
Thanks heaps
basraj
citrixtv.com and training.citrix.com has some online free classes for xenapp 6/6.5.
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Hi Mutawadi, what's your review on that book (e.g., average, good, or excellent). I know this is off the topic but what are some of the topics from that books cover the fundamental of XenApp? Any other book about XenApp that is compact?
Frankly speaking I have not read this book myself.
But, I have looked at the table of contents. The author starts with an introduction to XenApp 6.5 features and requirements, then moves into the design and architecture of a XenApp farm, and then follows it by installation and configuration of a XenApp farm (including topics on policies, printing, streaming, administration etc...). He also includes a chapter on Citrix Receiver and Merchandizing server (which I assume is great as no Citrix official docs is able to provide a comprehensive info on this topic in one place).
The very interesting topic is including a scripting and programming introduction to further cater for more granular administration needs (obviously this is not something you will be interested in at the moment, but might turn in handy later).
Looking at the ratings for the author's previous version of the book (XenApp 6) he got above average with 3.5/5 stars. On Amazon you can have a look at the table of contents, chapter one and part of chapter two. After reading these, I believe you will be able to make your mind on whether it is worth reading for you or not.
But, I have looked at the table of contents. The author starts with an introduction to XenApp 6.5 features and requirements, then moves into the design and architecture of a XenApp farm, and then follows it by installation and configuration of a XenApp farm (including topics on policies, printing, streaming, administration etc...). He also includes a chapter on Citrix Receiver and Merchandizing server (which I assume is great as no Citrix official docs is able to provide a comprehensive info on this topic in one place).
The very interesting topic is including a scripting and programming introduction to further cater for more granular administration needs (obviously this is not something you will be interested in at the moment, but might turn in handy later).
Looking at the ratings for the author's previous version of the book (XenApp 6) he got above average with 3.5/5 stars. On Amazon you can have a look at the table of contents, chapter one and part of chapter two. After reading these, I believe you will be able to make your mind on whether it is worth reading for you or not.
thanks
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Cheers