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Doubleclick an alert to drill down to the affected item. Search Results: Displays the results of any search that we perform. Click Search in the task pane to perform a standard or advanced search. My Views: Allows to customize the information that we display in the details pane.
In addition, nodes are also created by some Access Management Console snapins when they are installed. Some snap-ins are not visible as nodes in the console tree but they add features, such as extra tasks, to other snap-ins. The Access Management Console Framework is another component that performs functions common to all snap-ins. All installed snap-ins require the Framework to be present; the console as a whole cannot function without it. Depending on Access Management Console installation, some or all of these snap-ins are available: Report Center. Allows to create and schedule reports describing many aspects of deployment. Licensing. Launches the License Management Console on Citrix License Server(s), allowing to manage Citrix product licenses. Diagnostic Facility: Creates and packages trace logs and other system information to assist Citrix Technical Support in diagnosing problems. XenApp. Allows the console to establish contact with deployment and lets you manage applications and servers, and view zones in farms. We also use this snap-in to create Citrix administrators, audit the changes they make with the console, and configure and run health checks on servers. XenApp is contained in the Citrix Resources node.
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Web Interface. Allows managing how users access applications through the Web Interface and Citrix XenApp plugin sites. Web Interface is located in the Configuration Tools node under Citrix Resources. Hotfix Management. Manages hotfixes for Citrix products. Hotfix Management is located in the Configuration Tools node under Citrix Resources.
zone. Zones are view-only in the Access Management Console. Use XenApp Advanced Configuration to configure zones by selecting a Farm node in the tree and choosing Actions > Properties > Zones. 1. In the Access Management Console left pane, under the Zone node, select a zone. 2. In the Details pane, choose Servers in the drop-down menu to display the servers in the chosen zone. Managing User Sessions and Server Processes: Use the Access Management Console to manage all user sessions in multiple farms in enterprise. Alternatively, list sessions accessing a specific published application, sessions connecting to a specific server, or view a specific users sessions and applications. View details of server processes, including the names of the executable files that generated the processes. Creating Reports with the Access Management Console: Use Report Center in the Access Management Console to easily generate reports from a variety of realtime and historical data sources. Wizards help we select the type of report, the data to be displayed, and the schedule for running the report. View the status of scheduled reports and adjust the report parameters. Report Center contains these reports: Application Configuration Logging Policy Virtual Memory Optimization For more detail about each report type, click the Report Center node in the console tree and then Report types in the details pane. For troubleshooting information about report generation, see the consoles help. Configuring Application Access with Access Management Console: Use the Access Management Console with the Web Interface site to configure how users access published applications and content through a standard Web browser or through the Citrix XenApp plugin. Creating Trace Logs with the Access Management Console: Use the Diagnostic Facility to gather system data for servers in multiple farms to assist Citrix Technical Support with problem analysis. In the Access Management Console left pane, select the required servers and in the task pane, click Diagnose problems > Start trace log. Follow the on-screen instructions to create a trace log. At the request of Citrix Technical Support, then select the Diagnostic Facility node and click Set packaging details to send the packaged trace log by File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Viewing Citrix Hotfix Information: With Hotfix Management, check which hotfixes are applicable to Citrix products, search for particular updates on your system, and identify servers where up-to-date hotfixes must be applied. To use this feature, in the Access Management Console left pane, select Citrix Resources > Configuration Tools > Hotfix Management. Conserving Bandwidth for Remote Monitoring when Using the Access Management Console: When using the Access Management Console to monitor a farm at a remote site, conserve bandwidth across the WAN by publishing the console application on a remote server and connecting to it using the Citrix XenApp plugin locally. Ensure that you specify a working directory when publishing the console.
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such as workstations or laptops, upgrade those devices to this version of the Advanced Configuration tool. Conserving Bandwidth for Remote Monitoring when Using Advanced Configuration: When using the Advanced Configuration tool to monitor a farm at a remote site, conserve bandwidth across the WAN by publishing the Advanced Configuration tool application on a remote server and connecting to it using the Citrix XenApp plugin locally. To configure the Advanced Configuration tool for screen reader accessibility: Screen reader software might not readily interpret some of the text that appears in the Advanced Configuration tool. By default, screen readers do not interpret static text areas separate from input elements such as text boxes or check boxes. We can configure the console to be more fully accessible to screen readers. Use this procedure to configure the tool so that you can use the Tab key to move to static text areas you want screen readers to interpret. 1. On a computer where the XenApp Advanced Configuration tool is installed, locate and open the Isctx.log file using a text editor. If we installed the tool in the default location, Isctx.log is located in the \Program Files\Citrix\Administration folder. 2. On the second line of Isctx.log, type this text, including the hyphen: -labelsGetFocus:true 3. Save and close the file, then restart the tool.
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