Here is a document which explains configuration limits in xenserver 6.2.0.
http://www.mediafire.com/view/o1qij4t8g117pnr/XenServer_6_2_0_Configuration_Limits.pdf
Below document is the Administrator Guide.
http://www.mediafire.com/view/9vdddftm98t287d/Citrix_XenServer_6.2.0_Administrator's_Guide.pdf
While creating site in xendesktop 7, after all the prompts are over, it says configuring database etc.. after few mins you might get an error saying,
“There was no suitable service to perform operation.”
Resolution: Even though you get the error, your site is created successfully. Restart the server and open xendesktop studio. After restart, expand your Citrix Studio(your site name), you will find configuration option, expand it, and you will find Hosting option.
Hi All,
You all know that I have already published powershell scripts which would install xenapp6 in server 2008 r2 machine. I have been updating these scripts with some modifications and publishing them. In my previous version(version 1), I have updated the scripts that would check if the software installed is successful or not, but it would not prompt what softwares you need. I have updated it in this version.
Configuring a service group enables you to manage a group of services as easily as a single service. For example, if you enable or disable any option, such as compression, health monitoring or graceful shutdown, for a service group, the option gets enabled for all the members of the service group.
After creating a service group, you can bind it to a virtual server, and you can add services to the group.
XenDesktop 7 is designed to help businesses mobilize Windows apps while simplifying desktop delivery and access. This latest version keeps intellectual property secure and maintains data privacy for reduced cost and management.
New HDX Mobile optimizes Windows apps for native look and feel
HDX Mobile optimizations translate multi-touch gestures, finger swipes, and inertia into smooth navigation and scrolling commands that are relayed to the hosted Windows apps in real-time, without the need for re-writes.
A NetScaler cluster is a group of nCore appliances working together as a single system image. Each appliance of the cluster is called a node. The cluster can include as few as 2 or as many as 32 NetScaler nCore hardware or virtual appliances as nodes.
The client traffic is distributed between the nodes to provide high availability, high throughput, and scalability.
To create a cluster, you must add the appliances as cluster nodes, set up communication between the nodes, set up links to the client and server networks, configure the appliances, and configure the distribution of client and server traffic.
What is Load Balancing? The load balancing feature distributes user requests for Web site pages and other protected applications across multiple servers that all host (or mirror) the same content. You use load balancing primarily to manage user requests to heavily used applications, preventing poor performance and outages and ensuring that users can access your protected applications. Load balancing also provides fault tolerance; when one server that hosts a protected application becomes unavailable, the feature distributes user requests to the other servers that host the same application.
XenDesktop 5.6 System Requirements
These topics describe the requirements for installing XenDesktop components, including the Controller, database, Desktop Studio, Desktop Director, Citrix Licensing, and the Virtual Desktop Agent. Active Directory and host requirements are also described, and the client software provided with this version of XenDesktop is listed. For the requirements for other XenDesktop components, see the documentation for each component.
For each requirement the minimum version needed is stated, together with any later versions that are also supported.
This article describes how to configure Control Domain (dom0) memory in XenServer 6.1.0 or later.
Administrative access to a XenServer host console either directly, via SSH, or by using the Console tab in XenCenter.
Steps:
On the XenServer host, open a local shell and login as root.
Enter the following command:
/opt/xensource/libexec/xen-cmdline –set-xen dom0_mem=M,max:M
NOTE: represents the the amount of memory, in megabytes, to be allocated to dom0. This value should be between 1024 and 4096, depending on the number of VMs that are expected to run and the total amount of memory of the host.
IntelliCache is a XenServer feature that can be used in a XenDesktop deployment to cache temporary and non‐persistent operating‐system data on the local XenServer host. IntelliCache is available for Machine Creation Services (MCS)‐based desktop workloads that use NFS storage.
In a typical XenDesktop configuration (without IntelliCache), desktop VMs read the operating‐system data from a master image on a costly shared storage array. When IntelliCache is enabled, a portion of the virtual‐machine runtime reads and writes occur on low‐cost local storage: XenServer caches the operating‐system files on its local hard drive in a Read Cache.
