Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops: Installation Guide - Citrix Cloud General Configuration

Citrix Virtual Apps
and Desktops
Installation Guide – Citrix Cloud
General Configuration
Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Service Installation Guide – Citrix Cloud General
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Citrix Virtual Apps

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Configure Citrix Policies
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Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Service Installation Guide – Citrix Policies
CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 DOCUMENT PURPOSE......................................................................................................... 1
1.2 INTENDED AUDIENCE .......................................................................................................... 1
2 CONFIGURATION STEPS ............................................................................................................... 2
2.1 IMPORTING CITRIX POLICIES TO ACTIVE DIRECTORY .......................................................... 2
2.1.1 Citrix Policies Node ............................................................................................................. 2
2.1.1.1 Visual C++ Redistributable for VS 2015 ............................................................................................. 2
2.1.1.2 Citrix Group Policy Management Component ................................................................................... 3
2.1.1.3 Verify the Configuration .................................................................................................................... 4
2.1.2 Citrix ADMX Templates ....................................................................................................... 5
2.1.2.1 Citrix Baseline ADMX File .................................................................................................................. 5
2.1.2.2 Citrix Profile Management ADMX File ............................................................................................... 6
2.1.2.3 Citrix Workspace App ADMX File....................................................................................................... 7
2.1.3 Citrix User Profile Management Share ............................................................................... 9
2.1.3.1 Citrix UPM Profiles Share .................................................................................................................. 9
2.1.4 Folder Redirection Share .................................................................................................. 14
2.2 CONFIGURE POLICIES ........................................................................................................ 14
2.2.1 Session Experience Policies ............................................................................................... 14
2.2.2 Load Handling ................................................................................................................... 16
2.2.3 Citrix User Profile Management Policies........................................................................... 17
2.2.4 Folder Redirection Policie ................................................................................................. 19
2.2.5 Server based VDA Hosts Policies ....................................................................................... 21
2.3 APPENDIX .......................................................................................................................... 22
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 DOCUMENT PURPOSE
This Implementation Guide outlines best practices and the steps to configure Citrix Policies using Microsoft’s Group
Policy Management Console (GPMC), as this is the recommended tool to create and apply policies to your Citrix Cloud
Environment.
This document covers common configuration options and is not intended for custom designs or specialized use cases
of the Citrix Cloud Virtual Apps and Desktops Service. For additional information, please see the Virtual Apps and
Desktops product documentation.
1.2 INTENDED AUDIENCE

The intended audience for this document includes systems administrators, engineers, architects and technical
stakeholders seeking guidance to configure the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops service.
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2 CONFIGURATION STEPS
2.1 IMPORTING CITRIX POLICIES TO ACTIVE DIRECTORY
2.1.1 Citrix Policies Node
The following steps need to be followed on each machine with access to GPMC in which you wish to see the Citrix
Policies node within the AD Group Policy Management Editor. These steps install the Citrix Policies in the GPMC console
with the same look and feel as with Citrix Studio.
Citrix Policies Node
2.1.1.1 Visual C++ Redistributable for VS 2015

1- Launch a browser session to
https://www.microsoft.com/en-
ie/download/confirmation.aspx?id
=48145.
2- Download the Visual C++
Redistributable for Visual Studio
2015.
Note: This installation is only required if you

experience issues when accessing the Citrix
Policies node in Citrix Studio after installing
the Citrix Group Policy component.
3- Run the vc_redist.x64.exe file as
Administrator.
4- Accept the license agreement and
click Install.
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5- When the installation finishes click

Close.
Note: Please follow the steps on CTX225741

if you experience any issues installing this
component.
2.1.1.2 Citrix Group Policy Management Component

1- Mount the XA and XD ISO to the
Domain Controller’s DVD drive.
2- Open the contents of the DVD
drive and navigate to the x64 >
Citrix Policy directory.
3- Run the
CitrixGroupPolicyManagementx64
.msi file as Administrator.
4- Accept the license agreement and

click Install.
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5- When the component has been

installed, click Finish.
2.1.1.3 Verify the Configuration

1- Go to Start > Run.
2- Type gpmc.msc and click Ok.
3- Create a GPO and link it to your

OU.
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4- Right-click the GPO and click Edit.
5- On the Group Policy Management

Editor expand Computer
Configuration > Policies.
6- The Citrix Policies node should be
available.
Note: The look and feel of the Citrix Policies

node should be very similar to the Citrix
Policies node in Citrix Studio.
2.1.2 Citrix ADMX Templates

Some Citrix components like Citrix Receiver or Citrix Profile Management, have their own ADMX files to be added to
the AD Group Policy Central Store. The following steps need to be configured on each domain controller’s local GPO
store, or the central store located in SYSVOL.
2.1.2.1 Citrix Baseline ADMX File

1- Mount the XA and XD ISO to the
Domain Controller’s DVD drive.
2- Open the contents of the DVD
drive and navigate to the x64 >
ProfileManagement >
ADM_Templates > CitrixBase
directory.
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3- Copy the CitrixBase.admx file in

the directory and paste it to your
AD Group Policy Store (Either
local or central store).
Note: The AD Group Policy Local Store is

located in C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions.
ADMX files copied here will NOT be available
on other domain controllers for editing (but
settings will still be replicated).
The AD Group Policy Central Store is located

in
C:\Windows\SYSVOL\sysvol\<DomainNam
e>\Policies\PolicyDefinitions. ADMX files
copied here will be available on other
domain controllers for editing.
4- Copy the CitrixBase.adml file the
directory and paste it to the en-US
folder on your AD Group Policy
Store (Either local or central
store).
2.1.2.2 Citrix Profile Management ADMX File

1- Copy the ctxprofile.admx file in
the directory and paste it to your
AD Group Policy Store (Either
local or central store).


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2- Copy the ctxprofile.adml file in the

store).
2.1.2.3 Citrix Workspace App ADMX File

1- Launch a browser session to
https://www.citrix.com/download
s
2- From the downloads dropdown,

select Citrix Workspace App.
3- Look for the latest version of Citrix

Workspace App and select it.
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4- Scroll down and expand

Downloads for admins
(Deployment tools).
5- Look for Citrix ADMX / ADML

Templates for Group Policy Editor
and click Download File.
6- Extract the contents of the

downloaded zip file.
7- Copy the receiver.admx file in the

directory and paste it to your AD
Group Policy Store (Either local or
central store).


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8- Copy the receiver.adml file the
store).
2.1.3 Citrix User Profile Management Share

For Citrix User Profile Management, a share needs to be created in order to store the Citrix user profiles.
2.1.3.1 Citrix UPM Profiles Share

1- Create the shared folder in which
you want your user profiles to be
stored.
Note: This folder can be created in a Scale-

Out File Server (S2D) cluster, or a standalone
file server, depending on your HA
requirements.
2- Access the Properties of the

folder, select the Sharing tab and
click Advanced Sharing.
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3- On the Advanced Sharing window

click Share this folder and click
Permissions.
4- On the Permissions window select

Everyone, grant Full Control and
click Ok.
5- Back on the Advanced Sharing

window click Caching.
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6- On the Offline Settings window

select No files or programs from
the shared folder are available
offline and click Ok.
7- Back on the Advanced Sharing

window click Apply and Ok.
8- Back on the Properties window,

select the Security tab and click
Advanced.
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9- On the Advanced Security Settings

window click Disable Inheritance.
10- On the Block Inheritance window

select Convert inherited
permissions into explicit
permissions on this object.
User Account Access Applies to 11- Configure the permissions as

shown in the table.
System Full Control This folder, subfolders
and files.
Administrators Full Control This folder, subfolders

and files.
Creator/Owner Full Control Subfolders and Files

only.
Domain Users List Folder / Read This folder only.

(Or Citrix users Data
custom security
Create Folders /
groups)
Append Data
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12- Click Apply and Ok.
13- Back on the Properties window

click OK.
14- Go to Start Menu and open Server

Manager.
15- On the Server Manager window

navigate to File and Storage
Services > Shares
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16- Right-click your share and select

Properties.
17- Go to Settings and check the box

next to Enable access-based
enumeration and click Ok.
2.1.4 Folder Redirection Share

In addition to Citrix Profile Management, a share needs to be created for folder redirection. Follow the exact same steps
as outlined in section 2.1.3 in order to create a share for redirected folders.
2.2 CONFIGURE POLICIES

Whilst the following policies are seen by default in most environments, your requirements may require you to configure
some settings in a different way; always take your environment requirements in consideration prior to applying them.
2.2.1 Session Experience Policies

Policy Path Policy Name Policy Type Setting Description
Establishes the default behavior
of second generation Flash
Acceleration. Can be overridden
Flash Default Enable Flash
User for individual web pages and
Behavior Acceleration
flash instances based on the
Adobe Flash
ICA Flash URL Compatibility List
Delivery
policy.
Attempts to automatically revert
Flash to server-side rendering for
Intelligent User Enabled instances for which client-side
Fallback rendering is unnecessary or
provides a poor experience.
Transmits audio between the
Audio over
ICA Audio UDP Real-time User Enabled host and client using Real-time
Transport Transport Protocol (RTP) via User
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Datagram Protocol (UDP). UDP is

better suited to transmitting
Voice over IP data mitigating the
lag you can experience when
using the Transmission Control
Protocol (TCP).
Specify the sound quality.
Bandwidth is consumed only
Medium- when audio is recording or
Audio Quality User Optimized for
playing. If both occur at the same
speech
time, the bandwidth
consumption doubles.
Allows or prevents applications
hosted on the server to play
sounds through a sound device
installed on a client computer.
Also allows or prevents users to
Client audio
User Allowed record audio input.
redirection
After allowing this setting, you
can limit the bandwidth
consumed by playing or
recording audio.
Enables or disables client
Client
microphone User Prohibited microphone redirection.
redirection
Allows or prevents automatic
Auto Client reconnection by the same client
Computer Enabled
Reconnect after a connection has been
interrupted.
ICA Auto Client Auto Client Allows admins to configure the
Value: 180
Reconnect Reconnect Computer time for which the Receiver will
Seconds
Timeout attempt the reconnection.
Reconnection Controls the transparency level
UI Value: 100% (No applied to session window during
Computer
Transparency Transparency) Auto Client Reconnect
Level reconnection periods.
Desktop Enables or disables the desktop
User Prohibited
ICA Wallpaper wallpaper in user sessions.
Desktop UI
Menu Allows or prevents menu
User Prohibited
Animation animations.
Allows or prevents automatic
Auto Connect
User Enabled connection of client drives when
Client Drives
users log on.
Enables or disables file (drive)
File
ICA Client Drive User redirection to and from the
Redirection Allowed
Redirection client. When enabled, users can
save files to all their client drives.
Allows or prevents users from
Client Floppy User Prohibited accessing or saving files to floppy
Drives
drives on the client device.
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Client Network User Allowed accessing and saving files to
Drives
client network drives.
Client Optical User accessing and saving files to
Prohibited
Drives optical drives on the client
device.
Client
User accessing and saving files to
Removable Prohibited
removable drives on the client
Drives
device.
Specifies the maximum video
Display
Computer Value: 32768KB buffer size in kilobytes for the
Memory Limit
ICA session.
Graphics
Display Mode Degrades either color depth or
Degrade color
Degrade Computer resolution first when the session
depth first
Preference display memory limit is reached.
Allows the integration of users’
ICA Local App Allow Local locally installed applications and
Computer Prohibited
Access App Access hosted applications within a
hosted desktop environment.
Maximum Video Limits the video quality for HDX
ICA Limit Video
Multimedia User Quality connections to specified value.
Quality
480p/720kbps
Client COM Allows or prevents client COM
Port User Prohibited port redirection.
ICA Port
Redirection
Redirection
Client LPT Port Allows or prevents client LPT port
User Prohibited
Redirection redirection.
Allows or prevents users to
Client TWAIN
ICA TWAIN access TWAIN devices on the
Device User Prohibited
Devices client device from published
Redirection
image processing applications.
Client USB Enables or disables redirection of
ICA USB Devices Device User Prohibited USB devices to and from the
Redirection client.
2.2.2 Load Handling

Policy Path Policy Name Policy Type Recommendati Description
on
Disconnected Enabled Enables or disables a timer to
Session Timer determine how long a
User disconnected, locked workstation
can remain in that state before
ICA Session the session is logged off.
Limits Disconnected Value: 240 Determines how long in minutes
Session Timer a disconnected, locked
Interval User workstation can remain in that
state before the session is logged
off.
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Session Idle Enabled Enables or disables a timer to

Timer determine how long an
User uninterrupted user device
connection will be maintained if
there is no input from the user.
Session Idle Value: 480 Determines how long in minutes
Timer Interval User an uninterrupted user device
connection will be maintained if
there is no input from the user.
Defines the CPU usage
CPU Usage Value: 95%
Computer percentage value at which the
Load
Mana server reports full load.
geme Load Defines the memory usage
Memory Value: 90%
nt Managemen Usage Computer percentage value at which the
(Serve t server reports full load.
r OS Defines the memory usage in
Memory Value: 1024
VDAs) MBs below which a server is
Usage Base Computer
Load considered to have zero load
2.2.3 Citrix User Profile Management Policies

Citrix User Profile Management policies can be configured from Citrix Studio, the Microsoft Group Policy
Management console, or Citrix Workspace Environment Management (WEM).
Policy Path Policy Name Setting Description

Master switch to enable Citrix User Profile
Enable Profile
Enabled Management.
Management
Specifies whether logons of members of
Process Logons of
Local Disabled the local group "Administrators" are
Administrators. processed by Profile management.
Computer
Configuration | Policies Sets the path to the directory in which the
Enabled
| Administrative user settings (registry changes and
Value: synchronized files) are saved (user store).
Templates | Citrix Path to User \\Server\Share\#SA
Components | Profile Store MAccountName#\!
Management CTX_OSNAME!!CTX
_PROFILEVER!
With this setting, files and folders (but not
Registry entries) that are modified can be
Active WriteBack Disabled
synchronized to the user store in the
middle of a session, before logoff.
Some deployments leave extra Internet
Computer cookies that are not referenced by the file
Configuration | Policies index.dat. The extra cookies left in the file
| Administrative Process Internet system after sustained browsing can lead
Templates | Citrix Cookie Files on Enabled to profile bloat. Enable this setting to force
Components | Profile Logoff processing of index.dat and remove the
Management | extra cookies. The setting might slightly
Advanced Settings increase logoff time. Enable this setting
only when you experience the issue.
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List of files that are ignored during

Enabled – Check
Exclusion List - synchronization.
section 3.3 for the
Computer Files
list of items.
Configuration | Policies
| Administrative Default list of directories ignored during
Enable Default
Templates | Citrix Exclusion List - Enabled synchronization.
Components | Profile Directories
Management | File List of directories that are ignored during
System Enabled – Check
Exclusion List – synchronization.
section 3.3 for the
Directories
list of items.
Profile management synchronizes each
Enabled – Check user's entire profile between the system it
Directories to
section 3.3 for the is installed on and the user store. It is not
Synchronize
list of items. necessary to include subfolders of the user
profile by adding them to this list.
Profile management synchronizes each
Enabled – Check user's entire profile between the system it
Files to
section 3.3 for the is installed on and the user store. It is not
Synchronize
list of items. necessary to include files in the user profile
by adding them to this list.
Computer Profile management can mirror a folder
Configuration | Policies relative to the profile's root folder. Use this
| Administrative setting for files whose contents index data
Templates | Citrix and where separate instances of the data
Components | Profile are likely to exist. For example, you can
Management | File Enabled – Check mirror the Internet Explorer cookies folder
System | Folders to Mirror section 3.3 for the so that index.dat is synchronized with the
Synchronization list of items. cookies that it indexes. Be aware that, in
these situations the "last write wins" so
files in mirrored folders that have been
modified in more than one session will be
overwritten by the last update, resulting in
loss of profile changes.
This setting configures what Profile
Enabled
Management does if a profile in the user
Logon Exclusion Setting: Delete store contains excluded files or folders.
Check excluded files or
folders
Activation of this setting enables debug
mode (verbose logging). In debug mode,
extensive status information is logged in
Enable Logging Enabled the log files in
Computer "%SystemRoot%\System32\Logfiles\UserPr
Configuration | Policies ofileManager" or in the location specified
| Administrative by the "Path to log file" policy setting
Templates | Citrix Define events or actions which Profile
Enabled
Components | Profile management logs in depth.
Management | Log Values:
Settings
Log Settings - Common
Warnings
- Common
Information
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- Logon
- Logoff
- Personalized
User
Information
Specifies whether locally cached profiles
Delete Locally
Cached Profiles at Enabled are deleted after logoff.
Logoff
Works only if 'Delete locally cached profiles
on logoff' is enabled. Sets an optional
extension to the delay before locally
cached profiles are deleted at logoff. A
value of 0 deletes the profiles immediately
during logoff processing. Checks take place
Computer Delay Before Enabled every minute, so a value of 60 ensures that
Configuration | Policies Deleting Cached
Value: 40 Seconds profiles are deleted between one and two
| Administrative Profiles
minutes after users have logged off
Templates | Citrix (depending on when the last check took
Components | Profile place). Extending the delay is useful if you
Management | Profile know that a process keeps files or the user
Handling registry hive open during logoff. With large
profiles, this can also speed up logoff.
Profile management can migrate existing
Enabled
Migration of profiles "on the fly" during logon if the user
Existing Profiles Value: Local and has no profile in the user store.
Roaming
This setting configures what Profile
Enabled
Local Profile management does if both a profile in the
Conflict Handling Value: Delete Local user store and a local Windows user profile
Profile (not a Citrix user profile) exist.
Computer Default list of registry keys in the HKCU
Configuration | Policies hive that are not synchronized to the user's
| Administrative Enable Default Enabled: Uncheck profile.
Templates | Citrix Exclusion List “Speech_OneCore”
Components | Profile
Management | Registry
Computer With profile streaming, users' profiles are
Configuration | Policies synchronized on the local computer only
| Administrative when they are needed. Registry entries are
Templates | Citrix Profile Streaming Enabled cached immediately, but files and folders
Components | Profile are only cached when accessed by users.
Management |
Streamed User Profiles
2.2.4 Folder Redirection Policies

Microsoft folder redirection policies or Citrix Profile Management policies can be utilized to configure folder
redirection policies. Loopback processing needs to be enabled for this policy to work on the Computer OUs that
contain your VDAs. It is also recommended that Administrators are not affected by this policy; in order to do this,
remove Authenticated users from the Security Filtering, and add the Citrix users security group (same one that has
permissions to the redirected folders share) and the Domain Computers group.
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Policy Path Policy Name Setting Options
Target Folder Location: Redirect to the

following location
Setting: Basic – Redirect Root Path:
AppData everyone’s folder to the \\Server\Share\%USERNAME%.%USERDO
(Roaming) same location MAIN%\AppData\Roaming
Grant the user exclusive rights: Unchecked
Move the contents to the new location:
Checked
following location
Root Path:
Setting: Basic – Redirect
\\Server\Share\%USERNAME%.%USERDO
Desktop everyone’s folder to the MAIN%\Desktop
same location
Checked

following location
Root Path:
User Configuration \\Server\Share\%USERNAME%.%USERDO
Start Menu everyone’s folder to the MAIN%\Start Menu
| Policies | same location
Windows Settings Grant the user exclusive rights: Unchecked
| Folder Move the contents to the new location:
Redirection Checked

following location
Root Path:
Documents everyone’s folder to the MAIN%\Documents
same location
Checked
Pictures Setting: Basic – Redirect Target Folder Location: Redirect to the

everyone’s folder to the following location
same location
Root Path:
MAIN%\Pictures
Checked
Music Setting: Basic – Redirect Target Folder Location: Redirect to the

same location
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Root Path:
MAIN%\Music
Checked
Videos Setting: Basic – Redirect Target Folder Location: Redirect to the

same location
Root Path:
MAIN%\Videos
Checked

following location
Root Path:
Setting: Basic – Redirect \\Server\Share\%USERNAME%.%USERDO
Favorites everyone’s folder to the MAIN%\Favorites
same location
Checked
N/A
Contacts Not Configured

following location
Root Path:
Downloads everyone’s folder to the
MAIN%\Downloads
same location
Checked
N/A
Links Not Configured
N/A
Searches Not Configured
N/A
Saved Games Not Configured
2.2.5 Server based VDA Hosts Policies

Policy Path Policy Name Setting Description
This policy setting allows you to specify the
Computer Enabled
Use the Specified order in which an RD Session Host server
Configuration | Value: Comma
Remote Desktop attempts to locate Remote Desktop license
Administrative separated IPs or
License Servers servers.
Templates | Windows FQDNs
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Components | Remote This policy setting allows you to specify the

Desktop Services | Set the Remote Enabled type of Remote Desktop Services client
Desktop Licensing
Remote Desktop Value: Per User access license (RDS CAL) that is required to
Mode
Session Host | Licensing connect to this RD Session Host server.
This policy setting allows you to configure a
Set Time Limit for Enabled
Disconnected time limit for disconnected Remote
Sessions Value: As required. Desktop Services sessions.
This policy setting allows you to specify the

Computer Set Time Limit for maximum amount of time that an active
Active But Idle Enabled
Configuration | Remote Desktop Services session can be
Administrative Remote Desktop Value: As required. idle (without user input) before it is
Templates | Windows Services Sessions
automatically disconnected.
Components | Remote This policy setting allows you to specify the
Desktop Services | Set Time Limit for
Active Remote Enabled maximum amount of time that a Remote
Remote Desktop Desktop Services session can be active
Desktop Services Value: As required.
Session Host | Session before it is automatically disconnected.
Sessions
Time Limits
This policy setting specifies whether to end
End Session
When Time Enabled a Remote Desktop Services session that has
Limits are timed out instead of disconnecting it.
Value: As required.
Reached
2.3 APPENDIX
Policy List of items
Exclusion List *thumb*.db
- Files
*icon*.db
!ctx_localappdata!\Microsoft\Windows\UsrClass.dat*
Exclusion List $Recycle.Bin

- Directories
AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cache
AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cached Theme Images
AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\JumpListIcons
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AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\JumpListIconsOld
AppData\Local\GroupPolicy
AppData\Local\Microsoft\AppV
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\EmieBrowserModeList
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\EmieSiteList
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\EmieUserList
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Recovery
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Messenger
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Lync\Tracing
AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive
AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneNote
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client
AppData\Local\Microsoft\UEV
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Contacts
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Application Shortcuts
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Burn
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\CD Burning
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Notifications
AppData\Local\Packages
AppData\Local\Sun
AppData\Local\Temp
AppData\Local\Windows Live
AppData\LocalLow
AppData\Roaming\ICAClient\Cache
AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObject
AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\macromedia.com\support\flashplayer\sys
AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\AppV\Client\Catalog
AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\*\sessionstore.bak
AppData\Roaming\Nuance\NaturallySpeaking12
AppData\Roaming\SoftComputer
AppData\Roaming\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache
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AppData\Roaming\Sun\Java\Deployment\log
AppData\Roaming\Sun\Java\Deployment\tmp
Citrix
Documents
Downloads
Favorites
Java
Music
OneDrive
Pictures
Saved Games
Tracing
Videos
Dropbox
ShareFile
AppData\Roaming
AppData\Local
Local Settings
Contacts
Desktop
Links
Searches
Start Menu
Directories to AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Credentials
Synchronize
AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Crypto
AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Protect
AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\SystemCertificates
AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART
AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word\STARTUP
AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\ext
AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\security
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Credentials
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Caches
AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer
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Files to AppData\Roaming\ShareFile\Outlook\log.txt
Synchronize
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\*.qat
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\*.officeUI
AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Excel\Excel*.xlb
AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\deployment.properties
AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\security\exception.sites
AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\security\trusted.certs
AppData\Roaming\ShareFile\Outlook\config.cfg
AppData\Local\TileDataLayer\Database\vedatamodel.edb
AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\First Run
AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Local State
AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Bookmarks
AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Favicons
AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\History
AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Preferences
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\UsrClass.dat*
AppData\LocalLow\Google\GoogleEarth\*.kml
Folders to AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies
Mirror
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCookies
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WebCache
AppData\Local\TileDataLayer
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Vault
!ctx_localappdata!\TileDataLayer
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1.2 INTENDED AUDIENCE

Citrix Policies Node

2.1.1.1 Visual C++ Redistributable for VS 2015

Note: This installation is only required if you

5- When the installation finishes click

Note: Please follow the steps on CTX225741

2.1.1.2 Citrix Group Policy Management Component

4- Accept the license agreement and

5- When the component has been

2.1.1.3 Verify the Configuration

3- Create a GPO and link it to your

4- Right-click the GPO and click Edit.

5- On the Group Policy Management

Note: The look and feel of the Citrix Policies

2.1.2 Citrix ADMX Templates

2.1.2.1 Citrix Baseline ADMX File

3- Copy the CitrixBase.admx file in

Note: The AD Group Policy Local Store is

The AD Group Policy Central Store is located

2.1.2.2 Citrix Profile Management ADMX File

Note: The AD Group Policy Local Store is

The AD Group Policy Central Store is located

2- Copy the ctxprofile.adml file in the

2.1.2.3 Citrix Workspace App ADMX File

2- From the downloads dropdown,

3- Look for the latest version of Citrix

4- Scroll down and expand

5- Look for Citrix ADMX / ADML

6- Extract the contents of the

7- Copy the receiver.admx file in the

Note: The AD Group Policy Local Store is

The AD Group Policy Central Store is located

e>\Policies\PolicyDefinitions. ADMX files

2.1.3 Citrix User Profile Management Share

2.1.3.1 Citrix UPM Profiles Share

Note: This folder can be created in a Scale-

2- Access the Properties of the

3- On the Advanced Sharing window

4- On the Permissions window select

5- Back on the Advanced Sharing

6- On the Offline Settings window

7- Back on the Advanced Sharing

8- Back on the Properties window,

9- On the Advanced Security Settings

10- On the Block Inheritance window

User Account Access Applies to 11- Configure the permissions as

Administrators Full Control This folder, subfolders

Creator/Owner Full Control Subfolders and Files

Domain Users List Folder / Read This folder only.

12- Click Apply and Ok.

13- Back on the Properties window

14- Go to Start Menu and open Server

15- On the Server Manager window

16- Right-click your share and select

17- Go to Settings and check the box