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Chapter 1

Figure 1.6: Although the Citrix Management Console uses the familiar Windows Explorer-like interface, it’s a

Java product for cross-platform support.

In the course of this book, I’ll be referring to the Citrix Management Console a lot. For now,

let’s walk through its various sections and take a look at what you can do with it, before we get

into more details about the whys and hows in later chapters.

Applications

The Applications section of the console is equivalent to the PAM in previous versions of

MetaFrame—you’ll use the Applications section to make applications available as individual

connections. If you right-click the Applications icon, you’ll open a context menu from which you

can start the Application Publishing Wizard. Using this tool, you’ll choose individual

applications (or desktops) to publish, name them, pick a Program Neighborhood folder to put

them into, optionally (for Win32 clients) add them to the user desktop or Start menu, choose the

available color depth (from 16 colors to True Color), set audio and encryption settings for these

applications, choose the servers in the farm from which these applications will run, and choose

the users allowed to connect to them. When you’ve finished, the published application will be

visible in the console as Figure 1.7 shows.

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