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Assisting Partners to Do theDay in the Life Demonstration

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Agenda

• Introduction

– What this is

– What this is not

– Where this came from

– Why this is being done


Agenda - Continued

• The Components

– The XP Client Host Laptop

– The PocketPC Emulator

– The Domain Controller Virtual Machine

– The Presentation Server Virtual Machine

– The Advanced Access Control Server Virtual Machine

– The XP Client Virtual Machine


Agenda - Continued

• Configuring Advanced Access Control

– Logon Points

– Resources and Resource Groups

– End Point Analyses

– Filters

– Access Policies


Agenda - Continued

• Configuring Presentation Server Policies using AAC Filters

• Demonstration scripts

• Suggestions for Success


• A workshop to prepare and assist our partners to do a demonstration of the functionality of the Application Delivery capabilities of:– The Citrix Presentation Server

– Password Manager

– The Access Gateway Advanced Edition

What This Is

• A demonstration that is extremely portable, since it can be done with a single laptop


• A Class On:– VMWare

– Presentation Server

– Password Manager

– Access Gateway Advanced Edition

What This Is Not


Scott Lane, Citrix SE for the Central Region, put together the first draft of this demonstration, and it has risen primarily because of his vision and creativity.

Where This Came From


Partners who saw the demonstration, and especially the impact it had on customers, requested help in putting it together.

Why This is Being Done


How do you eat an elephant?

Putting it Together is a Big Job!

One bite at a time!


• A high powered model– 2 Gigs of RAM minimum– Dual Core Processor

• Windows XP SP2, fully patched

• VMware Workstation or Server installed

• Custom Hosts file

• The Microsoft Loopback adapter installed

• The Microsoft PocketPC Emulator installed

• Internet Connection Sharing configured

• Configure Automatic Bridging for VMware

• Relax security for IE for Smooth Roaming

The XP Client Host Laptop


127.0.0.1 localhost

192.168.0.2 tmdemo.com

192.168.0.2 tmad01.tmdemo.com

192.168.0.2 tmad01

192.168.0.3 tmcl01.tmdemo.com

192.168.0.3 tmcl01

192.168.0.4 tmps01.tmdemo.com

192.168.0.4 tmps01

192.168.0.5 tmag01.tmdemo.com

192.168.0.5 tmag01

Sample Hosts File


• Need to disable Data Execution Prevention– Edit boot.ini

– Reboot machine

• Install Embedded Visual C++ 4.0

• Install Embedded Visual C++ 4.0 SP3

• Install PocketPC SDK

• Must do a Soft Reset before every use!

The PocketPC Emulator


• Windows Server 2003 SP1, fully patched• Configured to use 384 MB of RAM• Promote to DC and install DNS• Install Exchange• Create users for demonstration purposes• Install Terminal Services licensing• Install Citrix Licensing

– Presentation Server– Password Manager– Access Gateway Advanced

• Install Password Manager Central Store and Service • Create File Shares for resources

The Domain Controller VM


• Windows Server 2003 SP1, fully patched

• Configured to use 384 MB of RAM

• Install Presentation Server

• Install Applications

• Install an app in an AIE

• Configure Virtual IP pool

The Presentation Server VM


• Create Web Interface site

• Install Password Manager Agent

• Create PS Policies using AAC filters

• Create PS Policy to use Citrix UPD

• Create PS Policy to prevent drive mapping for untrusted clients

Presentation Server VM - Continued


• Windows XP SP2, fully patched


• Install Microsoft Office

• Join to the domain

• Install Password Manager Agent

• Install a printer with duplex or other advanced capabilities

• Relax security on IE for Smooth Roaming

The XP Client VM


• Windows Server 2003 SP1, fully patched


• Install Microsoft Office

• Install AAC

• Install PDFtoHTML and GhostScript

The AAC Server VM


• Three tiers of access– Fully trusted (domain member machine)

– Semi-trusted (home computer with required software)

– Barely trusted (clientless kiosk machine)

• Determine which resources will be available for each tier

• Determine what action controls on the resources will be available for each tier– Upload, Download, Launch, Live Edit, HTML Preview

and Email

Configuring AAC


• Create resources and resource groups in AAC

• Create a login point

• Create EPAs

• Create Filters

• Create Access Policies

Configuring AAC - Continued


• Filters must evaluate as true to work with Presentation Server policies

• Gives granular access to publish applications

• Gives granular access to virtual channels

Configuring Presentation Server to use AAC Filters


• Demo One – The Secure Access Client

• Demo Two – The Fully Trusted Computer

• Demo Three – The Partially Trusted Computer

• Demo Four – The Untrusted/Clientless Device

• Demo Five – Self-Service Password Reset

• Demo Six – PM for the First-Time User

• Demo Seven – PM CPU Utilization Management

Demonstration Scripts


• Know your customer – demo those features most interesting to the customer

• Customize freely – these ideas are just suggestions

• Test thoroughly – don’t assume things will work

• Pre-launch everything for best performance

• Run the VMs from an external hard disk

• Use the free PowerPoint Viewer instead of the full PowerPoint application

• Know your demonstration scenarios well – Be smooth, don’t read from the script

• Be a Rock Star!

Suggestions for Success


Best Experience


Name Region E-mail Assisting Partners to Do the Day in the Life Demonstration.

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