- About Provisioning Services 7.6
- System requirements for Provisioning Services 7.6
- Provisioning Services Product Overview
- Upgrading a Provisioning Services Farm
- Installing and Configuring Provisioning Services
- Using the Provisioning Services Console
- Managing Farms
- Managing Sites
- Managing Administrative Roles
- Managing Stores
- Managing Provisioning Servers
- Managing Target Devices
- Managing vDisks
- Managing Device Collections
- Managing Views
- Managing for Highly Available Implementations
- Configuring vDisks for Active Directory Management
- Network components
- Managing Printers
- Using the Streamed VM Setup Wizard
- Deploy virtual desktops to VMs using the XenDesktop Setup Wizard
- Provisioning vGPU enabled XenDesktop machines
- Configure Personal vDisks
- Logging
- Auditing
Managing Farms
Apr 08, 2010
A farm represents the top level of a Provisioning Services infrastructure. Farms provide a “Farm Administrator” with a method of representing, defining, and managing logical groups of Provisioning Services components into sites.
All sites within a farm share that farm’s Microsoft SQL database. A farm also includes a Citrix License Server, local or network shared storage, and collections of target devices.
To learn more about managing farms, refer to the following sections: