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Publishing Outlook 2010 via Citrix XA 6.5 - Best Practices
Any information on best practices for publishing Outlook 2010 with Citrix XA 6.5 would be helpful. Session hosts are Windows 2008 R2.
We will use ost's, so it looks common practice to keep the ost in the users %homeshare%?
Outlook first launch, NK2's, Outlook profiler, are still used/required?
We load mandatory profiles, and use AppSense Personalization to retain user application settings.
We will use ost's, so it looks common practice to keep the ost in the users %homeshare%?
Outlook first launch, NK2's, Outlook profiler, are still used/required?
We load mandatory profiles, and use AppSense Personalization to retain user application settings.
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Not that I've ever noticed, obviously the main worry is getting the profile settings imported in and set up the way the users want but this is where AppSense PS comes in, so if you've got that under control you should be good to go.
Obviously redirection of folders is key to getting the user access to their profile and storage files, you can either do that through GPO or AppSense EM.
I've never had any issues with running MS Office on any version of Citrix since MPS 4.5, although I tend to do it from a published desktop, but that shouldn't make much difference.
Your main issues may come around Add-Ins. If you don't have any of these, life should be simple, but if you have any (especially complex or poorly-written ones) you may have a few problems.
Others may know of issues I haven't come across, however, but AFAIK it should be straightforward as long as you get the Personalization right.
Cheers,
JR
Obviously redirection of folders is key to getting the user access to their profile and storage files, you can either do that through GPO or AppSense EM.
I've never had any issues with running MS Office on any version of Citrix since MPS 4.5, although I tend to do it from a published desktop, but that shouldn't make much difference.
Your main issues may come around Add-Ins. If you don't have any of these, life should be simple, but if you have any (especially complex or poorly-written ones) you may have a few problems.
Others may know of issues I haven't come across, however, but AFAIK it should be straightforward as long as you get the Personalization right.
Cheers,
JR
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Any do's & don'ts for publishing Outlook 2010 with Citrix XA 6.5?