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posted by Peter Schulz

I posted the first 3 videos for the Workflow Studio 2.0 video tutorial series on CitrixTV:

  1. Getting Started with Workflow Studio 2.0
  2. Workflow Studio 2.0 Architecture and Components
  3. Installing and Configuring Workflow Studio 2.0

You can access the series and watch them all in a playlist format from here:
http://www.citrix.com/tv/series/109

I plan to add some more video tutorials to this series and also plan to do a series that explores the new features in 2.0 specifically. Let me know what you think and what other topics you want me to cover...

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posted by Keira Pack

So far, over 4,400 customers, partners and Citrites have checked out the free CEX-100-1W Citrix Essentials for XenServer 5.5 training! It's no wonder - with this course offered at no cost (for a limited time), users can download XenServer 5.5 AND obtain the proper training for free.

Offered in a self-paced online format, course CEX-100-1W Citrix Essentials for XenServer 5.5 introduces learners to XenServer 5.5 and Essentials for XenServer 5.5, and teaches them to install and configure key product features. In addition, students gain insight to various capabilities such as StorageLink, Workload Balancing and LifeCycle Management.

Register now

Not ready to take the course? You can still lock in this promotional offer by registering now and adding the course to your learning transcript for future access.



 

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posted by Keira Pack

For a limited time, Citrix Education is offering training for Citrix Essentials for Hyper-V at no cost!
If you haven't registered yet, enroll now. Registration fees are waived at the time of registration.

This self-paced online course, CEV-100-1W Getting Started with Citrix Essentials for Hyper-V, introduces students to Citrix Essentials for Hyper-V and helps them gain the proper knowledge and skills needed to perform basic installation and configuration tasks. Through online simulations, students will install and configure key features and explore product capabilities, such as virtual storage management, provisioning services, lifecycle management and workflow studio.

Learn more and register at http://www.citrix.com/ehvtraining

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posted by Keira Pack

New courseware has been released from Citrix Education - Get up to speed on Citrix XenApp 5.0, XenDesktop 3, NetScaler 9 and more! Click on the course/certification title below for more information on these hot releases.

Instructor-led Courses

Self-paced Online Courses

Certification

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posted by Peter Schulz

Rather than keep these blog posts updated with corrections and additions, I posted the entire installation guide in one piece as an article on the CDN site:

http://community.citrix.com/x/NQFOAw

One nice feature is that you can export the file to a PDF or Word document if you are logged into your MyCitrix account. Try it out and let me know what you think...

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posted by Ruiguo Yang

To start with, here is a short demo video of how to install AutoCAD Map3D 2009 on XenApp I created.

Discover more Citrix related videos at the Citrix utipu video site

Note that AutoCAD Map3D 2009 requires you to use network based license which is not default option. If you don't read the installation guide carefully, you can mistakenly take the default option.  If the wrong model (standalone license) is chosen, at most two users can connect concurrently. And there is no easy way to change the license model after installation is completed. Initially I made the mistake of choosing the default option and had to re-install .

Please see my blogs for the complete series.

Ray Yang

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posted by Shannon Ma

In the last part of Choosing an Automated Deployment Strategy for XenApp I will discuss installing XenApp via images.

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posted by Shannon Ma

Part 3 of Choosing an Automated Deployment Strategy for XenApp gives an overview of deploying XenApp via Active Directory.

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posted by Shannon Ma

In the next few days at Shannon Ma VirtualizedI'll be blogging about the different ways you can install XenApp in an automated fashion. Part 1 is online, Part 2 will be coming tomorrow, and the whole series will be online by Wednesday. Check it out and if you have any questions or feedback don't hesitate to drop me a comment.

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posted by Ruiguo Yang

If you are interested in running ICA client on Linux, I've created two short videos showing the step by step instructions. Unlike windows ICA client, installing Linux version of ICA client requires more steps although it is relatively straight forward after you watch the video I hope. I used Ubuntu Linux as an example. Other Linux distributions may work slightly differently.

How to install ICA client

How to use ICA client

Click here to see all of my videos.

Here is my earlier blog that is related to installing ICA client on Ubuntu. 

I hope you find the videos useful. Love to hear your feedbacks. For example, your experience with other Linux distributions will be interesting.

Acknowledgment:

I found many articles on the Internet about installing ICA client on Linux. Here are some good examples I referenced

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CitrixICAClientHowTo 

http://bin-false.org/?p=13

http://www.hanckmann.net/?q=node/13 

Ray Yang

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