Jack S
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PNagent, websites and services site
Difference between Xenapp websites and Xenapp services sites?
Do we need to configure both do configure a web Interface in a farm?
What is PNagent site / PNagent plugin/ PNagent?
Do we need to configure both do configure a web Interface in a farm?
What is PNagent site / PNagent plugin/ PNagent?
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Yes
with citrix-webinterface you need to install a client (PNAgent/Receiver) also.
if you use the full receicer (my recommendation) the receiver contacts the store and present the app-icons to start.
if you wish to start the app from webpage only, you can use the citrix-client without own frontend.
With PNAgent there was a version without own frontend (app-start done from web-page)
the current receiver can be installed without frontend by install-parameter also.
with storefront you may use the "receiver for HTML5".
then the only you need at client side is a HTML5 aware browser. (not very fast and missing some features ... but usable)
if you use the full receicer (my recommendation) the receiver contacts the store and present the app-icons to start.
if you wish to start the app from webpage only, you can use the citrix-client without own frontend.
With PNAgent there was a version without own frontend (app-start done from web-page)
the current receiver can be installed without frontend by install-parameter also.
with storefront you may use the "receiver for HTML5".
then the only you need at client side is a HTML5 aware browser. (not very fast and missing some features ... but usable)
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So, no agent requires for Xenapp websites.
Agent require for Xenapp services site which is known as PNagent.
PNAgent is an older version of Receiver (just comparing to get better understanding)
Please correct if I am wrong.