Citrix DaaS™

Overview
What's new
Known issues
Deprecation
Features in Technical Preview
System requirements
Limits
Technical security overview
- Technical security overview for Citrix Managed Azure
- Virtual channel allow list
Delivery methods
Plan and build a deployment
- Sign up
- Citrix DaaS for Microsoft Azure
- Citrix HDX™ Plus for Windows 365
- Citrix DaaS for Amazon WorkSpaces Core
- Citrix DaaS for Google Cloud
- Use DaaS get-started guide
- Machine identities
  - Active Directory joined
  - Azure Active Directory joined
  - Microsoft Intune
  - Hybrid Azure Active Directory joined
  - Non-domain-joined
- Set up resource location
  - AWS virtualization environments
  - Google Cloud virtualization environments
  - HPE Moonshot virtualization environments
  - Microsoft Azure Resource Manager virtualization environments
  - Microsoft SCVMM virtualization environments
  - Nutanix virtualization environments
  - Nutanix cloud and partner solutions
  - Red Hat OpenShift virtualization environments
  - VMware virtualization environments
  - VMware cloud and partner solutions
  - XenServer® virtualization environments
  - Size and scale considerations for Cloud Connectors
- Install VDAs
  - Install VDAs using the command line
- WebSocket communication between VDA and Delivery Controller™
- Create and manage connections
  - Connection to AWS
  - Connection to Amazon WorkSpaces Core Managed Instances
  - Connection to Google cloud environments
  - Connection to HPE Moonshot
  - Connection to Microsoft Azure Resource Manager
  - Connection to Microsoft SCVMM
  - Connection to Nutanix
  - Connection to Nutanix cloud and partner solutions
  - Connection to Red Hat OpenShift
  - Connection to VMware
  - Connection to VMware cloud and partner solutions
  - Connection to XenServer
- Service accounts
  - On-premises Active Directory service accounts
  - Azure AD service accounts
  - Manage service accounts
- Image management
- Create prepared image machine catalogs
  - Create a prepared image for Amazon WorkSpaces Core Managed Instances
  - Create a catalog of Amazon WorkSpaces Core Managed Instances
  - Create a prepared image machine catalog in Azure
  - Create a prepared image machine catalog in Red Hat OpenShift
  - Create a prepared image machine catalog in VMware
  - Create a prepared image machine catalog in XenServer
- Manage prepared image machine catalogs
- Create machine catalogs
  - Create an AWS catalog
  - Create a Google Cloud Platform catalog
  - Create an HPE Moonshot machine catalog
  - Create a Microsoft Azure catalog
  - Create a Microsoft SCVMM catalog
  - Create a Nutanix catalog
  - Create a Red Hat OpenShift catalog
  - Create a VMware catalog
  - Create a XenServer catalog
- Identity pools of different machine identity join types
  - Identity pool of on-premises Active Directory joined machine identity
  - Identity pool of Azure Active Directory joined machine identity
  - Identity pool of Hybrid Azure Active Directory joined machine identity
  - Identity pool of Microsoft Intune enabled machine identity
  - Identity pool of non-domain-joined machine identity
- Manage machine catalogs
  - Manage an AWS catalog
  - Manage a catalog of Amazon WorkSpaces Core Managed Instances
  - Manage a Google Cloud Platform catalog
  - Manage an HPE Moonshot catalog
  - Manage a Microsoft Azure catalog
  - Manage a Microsoft SCVMM catalog
  - Manage a Nutanix catalog
  - Manage a VMware catalog
  - Manage a XenServer catalog
- Power Management
  - Power manage AWS VMs
  - Power manage Azure VMs
- Security policies
  - Security group
  - Secure Boot and vTPM
  - Encryption capabilities
- Load balance machines
- Create delivery groups
- Manage delivery groups
- Create application groups
- Manage application groups
- Remote PC Access
- Standalone Citrix Secure Ticketing Authority (STA) service
- Remove components
- User personalization layer
Backup or Migrate your configuration
- Backup and Restore configuration
- Migrate configuration to Citrix Cloud™
- Automated configuration tool cmdlets for migration
- Automated configuration tool cmdlets for backup and restore
- Troubleshoot Automated Configuration and additional information
Migrate workloads between resource locations using Image Portability Service
Print
Policies
- Overview
- Create policies
- Create templates
- Create policy sets
- Compare policies and templates
- Simulate policies using Policy Modeling
- Manage advanced policy scenarios
- Policy settings reference
HDX overview
Citrix ICA® virtual channels
Double-hop sessions
HDX connectivity
- Adaptive transport
  - Enlightened Data Transport
  - Troubleshooting
- Rendezvous protocol
  - Rendezvous V1
  - Rendezvous V2
- HDX Direct
- Secure HDX
- Virtual channel allow list
Devices
- Scanning
  - TWAIN Redirection
  - WIA Devices
- USB Devices
Graphics
- HDX 3D Pro
  - GPU acceleration for Windows multi-session OS
  - GPU acceleration for Windows single-session OS
- Thinwire
- Text-based session watermark
Multimedia
- Audio features
- Browser content redirection
- HDX video conferencing and webcam video compression
- HTML5 multimedia redirection
- Optimization for Microsoft Teams (New)
  - Citrix HDX Optimizaiton
  - Microsoft SlimCore Optimization
- Optimization for Microsoft Teams (Classic)
  - Monitor, troubleshoot, and support Microsoft Teams
- Windows Media redirection
- Virtual Channel Plugin Manager
  - Virtual Channel Plugin Manager Overview
  - Virtual Channel Plugin Manager Configuration
- Unified Communications SDK Optimization
General content redirection
- Client folder redirection
- Bidirectional content redirection configuration
  - Host to client redirection
  - Bidirectional content redirection
- Local app access and URL redirection
- Generic USB redirection and client drive considerations
Manage
- Adaptive access
  - Device Posture service
  - Adaptive Authentication service
  - Adaptive access based on user's network location
- Applications
  - App packages
- Autoscale™
  - Get started
  - Schedule-based and load-based settings
  - Dynamic session timeouts
  - Autoscaling tagged machines (cloud burst)
  - Dynamic machine provisioning
  - Autoscale plug-in
  - User logoff notifications
  - Analyze effectiveness of Autoscale settings
  - Broker PowerShell SDK commands
- Cloud Health Check
- Configuration logging
- Delegated administration
- Home page
- Licenses
  - Multi-type licensing
- Local Host Cache
- Machines and sessions
  - Machine actions and columns
  - Session actions and columns
- Multi-site management and user resource aggregation
- Personal preferences in Studio
- Security keys
- Session resilience settings
- Tags
- Troubleshoot VDA registration and session launch issues
- User access
- Virtual IP and virtual loopback
- Zones
- Remove broker user from the cache
Monitor
- Site analytics
- Troubleshoot deployments
- Infrastructure monitoring [Preview]
- Application and Desktop Probing
- Cost optimization
- Feature compatibility matrix
- Delegated Administration
- Data granularity and retention
- Integrations and data exports
- Session launch diagnostics
Advisor
VDA Upgrade Service
- Pre-requisites for Upgrading VDAs Using VUS
- Upgrade VDAs using the VDA Upgrade Service
- Monitoring and Troubleshooting VUS
For Citrix Service Providers (CSP)
Citrix Gateway
SDKs and APIs
Document History

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Device Posture

September 6, 2025

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Citrix Device Posture service is a cloud-based solution that helps admins to enforce certain requirements that the end devices must meet to gain access to Citrix DaaS (Citrix Virtual Apps™ and Desktops) or Citrix Secure Private Access resources (SaaS and Web apps or TCP and UDP apps). Establishing device trust by checking the device’s posture is critical to implement zero-trust-based access. Device Posture service enforces zero trust principles in your network by checking the end devices for compliance (managed/BYOD and security posture) before allowing an end user to log in.

For details, see Device Posture.

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