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What's new
- Fixed issues
- Known issues
- System requirements
- How Profile Management works
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Plan your deployment
- Decide on a configuration
- Pilot? Production?
- Migrate profiles? New profiles?
- Persistent? Provisioned? Dedicated? Shared?
- Mobile? Static?
- Which applications?
- Review, test, and activate Profile Management
- Plan for multiple platforms
- Share Citrix user profiles on multiple file servers
- Administer profiles within and across OUs
- Domain and forest support in Profile Management
- High availability and disaster recovery with Profile Management
- Scenario 1 - Basic setup of geographically adjacent user stores and failover clusters
- Scenario 2 - Multiple folder targets and replication
- Scenario 3 - Disaster recovery
- Scenario 4 - The traveling user
- Scenario 5 - Load-balancing user stores
- Plan folder redirection with Profile Management
- Third-party directory, authentication, and file services
- Frequently asked questions about profiles on multiple platforms and Profile Management migration
- Install and set up
- Upgrade and migrate
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Configure
- Manage
- Resolve conflicting profiles
- Specify a template or mandatory profile
- Choose a migration policy
- Enable Profile Management
- Configuration precedence
- About the Profile Management .ini file
- Include and exclude items
- Define which groups' profiles are processed
- Specify the path to the user store
- Store certificates
- Stream user profiles
- Configure folder redirection
- Manage cookie folders and other transactional folders
- Configure offline profiles
- Configure the Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP)
- Configure active write back
- Configure cross-platform settings
- Force user logoffs
- Synchronize file security attributes
- Enable large file handling
- Enable application profiler
- Enable native Outlook search experience
- Policies
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Integrate
- Profile Management and XenApp
- Profile Management and XenDesktop
- Profile Management and VDI-in-a-Box
- Profile Management and UE-V
- Profile Management and ShareFile
- Profile Management and App-V
- Profile Management and Provisioning Services
- Preconfigure Profile Management on provisioned images
- Profile Management and Self-service Plug-in
- Profile Management and VMware
- Profile Management and Outlook
- Using Windows profiles with Password Manager and Single Sign-on
- Google Chrome browser
- Firefox browser
- Secure
- Troubleshoot
- Glossary
Fixed issues
Compared to: Citrix Profile Management 7.17
Profile Management 7.18 contains the following fix compared to Profile Management 7.17:
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When you configure folder redirection using Microsoft Active Directory policy by clicking Reset Profile in Citrix Director, the redirected folders are also reset. As a result, certain folders such as Documents, Pictures, Music, Videos, and Favorites are renamed. But, folders such as Start Menu, Contacts, Downloads, Links, Searches, and Saved Games are not renamed.
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The Profile Management Service might exit unexpectedly with exception code 0xc0000374. [#LC9355]
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With Active write back Registry policy enabled, the two policies Software\Microsoft\AppV\Client\Integration and Software\Microsoft\AppV\Client\Publishing related to App-V for the exclusion of registry might not work. [#LC9550]
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7.15 LTSR CU2 sessions might launch as a black screen. The issue occurs with sessions running on XenApp and XenDesktop 7.15 LTSR CU2 and 7.17 VDAs when Profile Management is enabled. For more information and a workaround, see Knowledge Center article CTX235100. [#LC9648]
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The Folders to mirror policy in Profile Management might fail to work. [#LC9691]
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With Profile Management enabled, blank icons might appear in the Start menu in the published desktops. The issue occurs during second or subsequent logons.
Note: This fix is effective only on fresh installations. For upgrade scenarios, you must configure the Folder to Mirror policy manually either in the HDX Group Policy Editor or in the Active Directory Policy Editor. [#LC9692]