Citrix Provisioning

Current Release 2109 2106 2012 2009 2006 2003 1912 LTSR 1909 7.15

What's new
- Fixed issues
- Known issues
- Deprecation
System requirements
Provisioning Services product overview
- Provisioning Services product infrastructure
- Provisioning Services administrator roles
- Product utilities
Upgrading a Provisioning Services farm
- Upgrading Provisioning Servers
- Upgrading vDisks
  - Upgrading vDisks using Hyper-V
  - Upgrading vDisks by reverse imaging
Installing and configuring Provisioning Services
- Pre-installation tasks
- Licensing
- Upgrading a Provisioning Services target device vDisk using in-place upgrade
- Configuring UEFI pre-boot environments
- Installing Provisioning Services Server software
- Configuring the farm
- Running the Configuration Wizard silently
- Installing Provisioning Services Console software
- Adding additional Provisioning Servers
- Preparing a master target device for imaging
- Using the Imaging Wizard to create a new vDisk
- Assigning vDisks to target devices
- Uninstalling Provisioning Services product software
- Configuring the bootstrap file from the console
- Getting the bootstrap file
- Using the Manage Boot Devices utility
- CIS Problem Reporting
- Enable SQL Server Always On multi-subnet failover
- About SAN policies
- Configure Linux Streaming
- Configure PVS-Accelerator
Using the Provisioning Services Console
- Performing tasks in the Console
Managing farms
- Farm properties
- Farm tasks
Managing sites
Managing administrative roles
- Managing farm administrators
- Managing site administrators
- Managing device administrators
- Managing device operators
Managing stores
Managing Provisioning Servers
- Provisioning Servers in the console
- Provisioning Server properties
- Overview of Provisioning Server tasks
- Copying and pasting Provisioning Server properties
- Deleting a Provisioning Server
- Starting, stopping, or restarting Provisioning Services
- Showing Provisioning Server connections
- Balancing the target device load on Provisioning Servers
- Checking for Provisioning Server vDisk access updates
- Configuring Provisioning Servers manually
- Disabling write cache to improve performance when using storage device drives
- Providing Provisioning Servers with access to stores
Managing target devices
- Configuring the BIOS-embedded bootstrap
- Adding target devices to the database
  - Using the Auto-Add Wizard
- Setting the target device as the template for this collection
- Copying and pasting target device properties
- Booting target devices
- Checking a target device's status from the console
- Sending messages to target devices
- Disabling a target device
- Deleting target devices
- Shutting down target devices
- Restarting target devices
- Using the Status Tray on a target device
- Managing target device Personality
- Moving target devices between collections
- Changing the device status to Down
- Target device properties
- Configuring target devices that use personal vDisks
Managing vDisks
- Creating vDisks
- Prerequisites for deploying vDisks
- Configuring the vDisk access mode
- Selecting the write cache destination for standard vDisk images
- Configuring a vDisk for Microsoft Volume Licensing
- Managing load balancing across servers
- Support for replicated vDisk storage
- Exporting and importing vDisks
- Releasing vDisk locks
- Copying and pasting vDisk properties
- Adding existing vDisks to a vDisk pool or store
- Backing up a vDisk
- Viewing vDisk usage
- Deleting cache on a difference disk
- vDisk properties
- Assigning vDisks and versions to target devices
- Updating vDisks
- Retiring or deleting vDisks
Managing device collections
- Device collection properties
- Creating a device collection
- Importing target devices into a collection
- Deleting a collection
- Refreshing a collection in the console
- Booting target devices within a collection
- Restarting target devices within a collection
- Shutting down target devices within a collection
- Sending messages to target devices within a collection
- Moving collections within a site
Managing views
- View properties
- Managing views in the console
Managing for highly available implementations
- Offline database support
- Database mirroring
- SQL AlwaysOn for SQL Server 2012, 2014, and 2016
- Provisioning Server failover
- Configuring for high availability with shared storage
- Configuring the boot file for high availability
Configuring vDisks for Active Directory management
- Managing domain passwords
- Enabling domain management
- Managing domain computer accounts
Network components
- Preparing network switches
- Using UNC names
- Reducing network utilization
- Managing Roaming User Profiles
- Booting through a router
- Managing multiple network interface cards
- Updating NIC drivers
Managing printers
- Installing printers on a vDisk
- Enabling or disabling printers on a vDisk
- Methods for enabling printers on a vDisk
- Enabling the Printer Management feature
Using the Streamed VM Setup Wizard
Deploying virtual desktops to VMs using the XenDesktop Setup Wizard
Provisioning vGPU-enabled XenDesktop machines
Configuring Personal vDisks
Logging
Auditing
APIs

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Managing device operators

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A device operator has administrator privileges to perform the following tasks within a Device Collection for which they have privileges:

Boot and reboot a target device
Shut down a target device

To assign the Device Operator role to one or more groups:

In the Console tree, expand the site where the device collection exists, then expand the Device Collections folder.
Right-click on the device collection that you want to add device operators to, then select Properties. The Device Collection Properties dialog appears.
On the Security tab, under the Groups with ‘Device Operator’ access list, click Add. The Add Security Group dialog appears.
To assign a group the Device Operator role, select each system group that should have device operator privileges, then click OK.
Click OK to close the dialog box.

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