Results for: Check Your Applications - XenApp 6 SDK Powershell Script
XenApp 6.5 SDK – Available and in nuget
Now that XenApp 6.5 is out and available to the public, it's time to get the SDK into your hands! The XenApp 6.5 Powershell SDK is now available as a nuget package (from within Visual Studio) as well as located on our Developer Network. You can get nuget package system from http://www.nuget.org.For more information on the NuGet/Citrix Packages see in the "Important Information" link below ...
XenApp, XenDesktop and PowerShell Webinar Questions
Thank you to all attendees for joining the PowerShell TechTalk webinar! I hope that you were able to learn some things from it that will make your life easier. This blog post will wrap up some of the questions that were asked during the presentation. First off, there were requests for the scripts demoed in the session - the link to these is provided below. Don't ...
Importing and Exporting published Apps using PowerShell
Think about years ago when MFCom was needed to automate management tasks within XenApp farms. How many lines of VBScript Code were needed to publish applications ? Today I will show you a very useful method for exporting and importing published applications using XenApp Commands without writing 50 lines of code.It is recommended to install the latest XenApp 6 PowerShell SDK on your XenApp 6 ...
Tech Talk Q&A – Essentials for using Windows PowerShell with XenApp and XenDesktop – XD SDK Questions Answered
Thank you to all those that attended the Essentials for using Windows PowerShell with XenApp and XenDesktop Tech Talk on August 24, 2010 - we had a fantastic turnout! For those of you that missed it, both the recording and presentation have been posted.Tech Talk Recording Tech Talk PresentationMike Bogobowicz and I co-presented this session where I led the XenDesktop PowerShell SDK side, ...
Checking Server Availability – XenApp 6 PowerShell SDK
So far this week, we've taken a look at creating an inventory of a XenApp 6 farm and explored sending email reports of what we've gathered. We also took a look at checking out application consistency and publishing settings, one of the most common issues we find at customer sites. Now we're going to jump into basic networking and logging with PowerShell, and how you ...
Check Your Applications – XenApp 6 PowerShell SDK Script
In our first post, we started off with a nice and easy farm inventory script and had it send us an email report. Today, we'll take a look at one of the most common issues we find when looking at customers' environments: application inconsistency and forgotten applications. Tomorrow, we'll start getting into some more advanced coding and look at ensuring server uptime using a scheduled ...
Upcoming Tech Talk – Essentials for using Windows PowerShell with XenApp and XenDesktop
Update We have delivered the Tech Talk on Essentials for using Windows PowerShell with XenApp and XenDesktop and both the recording and presentation are now available for viewing. We also have a separate blog for the Q&A from the session.Tech Talk Recording Tech Talk Presentation XenDesktop SDK Q&A Blog PostSession Description Learn how to simplify your XenApp and XenDesktop administration using simple but effective PowerShell scripts. ...
Getting a Farm Inventory With XenApp 6 PowerShell Scripting
About the Author: Michael Bogobowicz is a Principal Consultant with the World-Wide Consulting Solutions team, and has been engaged on Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop projects around the world since 2006.XenApp 6 introduces some new and versatile PowerShell scripting - for those of you used to MFCOM scripting, you'll find this to be a very welcome improvement. In this post, we'll set up the XenApp 6 ...
XenApp 6 SDK – Group Policy Overview
Last time, I covered the XenApp 6 SDK PowerShell commands included in the Citrix.Common.Commands and Citrix.XenApp.Commands snap-ins. I'd like to talk about the Group Policy Provider in the Citrix.Common.GroupPolicy snap-in. But I feel I should first cover some concepts around Group Policies that administrators may or may not already be familiar with. So this blog entry will digress from strict PowerShell coverage in order to ...
XenApp 6 SDK – First Launch
Now that the XenApp 6.0 Server SDK download is available at http://community.citrix.com/display/xa/XenApp+6+PowerShell+SDK, many people will be excited to try out the functionality for themselves. This is a quick primer to get people off on the right foot. This article assumes that you have already downloaded the XenApp 6.0 Server SDK and have installed it on your XenApp 6 server.First, let's examine what is in the ...