Citrix Endpoint Management

Citrix Endpoint Management deployment

February 22, 2024

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K K E

There’s a lot to consider when you’re planning an Citrix Endpoint Management deployment. What devices do you choose? How do you manage them? How do you make sure that your network stays secure while still providing a good user experience? What hardware do you need in place and how do you troubleshoot it? The articles in this section aim to help answer such questions. Included are use cases and recommendations on topics that cover your deployment concerns.

Keep in mind that a guideline or recommendation might not apply to all environments or use cases. Be sure to set up a test environment before going live with an Citrix Endpoint Management deployment.

The articles in this section cover these areas:

Assess: Common use cases and questions to consider when planning your deployment.
Design & Configure: Recommendations for designing and configuring your environment
Operate & Monitor: Making sure the smooth operation of your running environment.

Assess

As with any deployment, assessing your needs must be your first priority. What is your primary need for Citrix Endpoint Management? Is it necessary to manage every device in your environment, just the apps, or both? What level of security is needed for your Citrix Endpoint Management environment? Let’s look at common use cases and questions for you to consider when planning your deployment.

Design and Configure

Once you finish assessing your deployment needs, you can decide how to design and configure your environment. The items to plan include:

Choosing the hardware for your server
Setting up policies for apps and devices
Getting users enrolled

This section includes use cases and recommendations for each of these scenarios and more.

Operate and Monitor

After your Citrix Endpoint Management environment is up and running, you’ll want to monitor it to make sure the smooth operation. The monitoring section discusses where you can find the various logs and messages Citrix Endpoint Management and its components generate, and how to read those logs. This section also includes various common troubleshooting steps that you can follow to reduce customer support feedback time.

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Citrix Endpoint Management deployment

February 22, 2024

Contributed by:

K K E

February 22, 2024

Contributed by:

K K E

Citrix Endpoint Management deployment

Assess

Design and Configure

Operate and Monitor

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