MetaFrame UNIX Presentation Server FR2 Technical Review

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MetaFrame UNIX

Presentation Server FR2

Technical Review

Roddy Rodstein

Enterprise Systems Engineer

[email protected]

Roddy Rodstein

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Agenda

 Server-Based Computing v Client Server Model  Independent Computing Architecture (ICA)

 UNIX Presentation Server Intro  Citrix Access Infrastructure Intro

 UNIX Presentation Server Architecture  Secure Gateway 1.1

 Web Interface 2.0

 Business Continuity Intro

 UNIX Presentation Server FR1 & FR2  Pricing, Availability & Training

 Server-Based Computing v Client Server Model  Independent Computing Architecture (ICA)

 UNIX Presentation Server Intro  Citrix Access Infrastructure Intro

 UNIX Presentation Server Architecture

 Secure Gateway 1.1

 Web Interface 2.0

 Business Continuity Intro

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Server-Based Computing v

Client Server Model

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Server-Based Computing v

Client Server

Server-Based Computing v

Client Server

Data Client Services Applications Users Server Information Services Applications Users Client Network Information stored centrally Information stored at client Existing Infrastructure Information stored centrally Information stored at client

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SBC Cont….

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Applications and data managed at server.



Application upgrades managed at server.

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Only ICA client managed on the clients.

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Independent Computing Architecture & SBC

Applications

Accessed

From Network

Device

Applications

Install & Run

on UNIX

Presentation

Server

Only screens,

mouse clicks &

keystrokes travel

the network

Shared Ethernet 10 Mbps

Wireless Ethernet 2 Mbps ISDN 64 Kbps

Modem 28.8 bps

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ICA Virtual Channels

ICA

Transport

Protocol

Client Printer Mapping Client Drive Mapping

ICA Display

Client LPT Port Mapping

Downstream Audio

ICA Protocol can support

for up to 32 virtual channels

Background Image Delivery

*New

Channel

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SpeedScreen™ 2

enables reduced

bandwidth

consumption

SpeedScreen™ 2

enables reduced

bandwidth

consumption

ICA is a fraction of

the bandwidth

consumption

ICA Compared to X11

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Up to 10X faster than client/server.



Originally designed for minimum of 14.4k

modem connection.



LAN, WAN, Dial-up & Wireless speeds take full

advantage of low bandwidth requirements of

Presentation Server.



Wireless, a natural fit due to limited capabilities of various

hand held devices.



Up to 10X faster than client/server.



Originally designed for minimum of 14.4k

modem connection.



LAN, WAN, Dial-up & Wireless speeds take full

advantage of low bandwidth requirements of

Presentation Server.



Wireless, a natural fit due to limited capabilities of various

hand held devices.

Independent Computing Architecture

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ICA Clients

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ICA Client Matrix

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

Win32 – Win16 – Java – Mac – Linux x86 - WinCE

Solaris/SPARC – HP-UX – IBM AIX - EPOC

Linux ARM – Solaris x86 – SunOS HPQ Tru-64 – SGI IRIX – SCO

DOS32 – DOS16 – OS/2

ICA clients are categorized into tiers based on how frequently the client software is updated

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Win32 Program Neighborhood Client

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A screenshot from a Windows desktop

This screenshot shows UNIX Presentation Server application running simultaneously in a seamless Microsoft windows environment.

A screenshot from a Windows desktop

This screenshot shows UNIX Presentation Server application running simultaneously in a seamless Microsoft windows environment.

UNIX and Windows PS Resources

Delivered to any ICA enabled device.

UNIX and Windows PS Resources

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½ of the Deployment Story



Can be installed locally on virtually any device



Java client does not require a local installation



ICA clients can be distributed via Web Interface

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½ of the Deployment Story



Can be installed locally on virtually any device



Java client does not require a local installation



ICA clients can be distributed via Web Interface

ICA Client

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UNIX Presentation Server Intro…

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Number One Benefit

MetaFrame UNIX Presentation Server allows implementation of a

“thin client” model, dramatically reducing maintenance

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Enterprise Class Management

Users

Enterprise Class Management

Users

Session Shadowing

– _{Enables remote troubleshooting and support} – _{Enables group application sharing}

Session Disconnect/Reconnect

– _{Retains session during a broken connection}

Business Recovery Client

– _{Automatically connects to a backup server farm if}

necessary

Session Shadowing

– _{Enables remote troubleshooting and support}

– _{Enables group application sharing}

Session Disconnect/Reconnect

– _{Retains session during a broken connection}

Business Recovery Client

– _{Automatically connects to a backup server farm if}

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UNIX Presentation Server can deploy any

standard UNIX application, including...

UNIX Presentation Server can deploy any

standard UNIX application, including...

– _Cadence – _{Star Office} – _Synopsis

– _{Reuters Kondor+ & Market Data Sheets – investment banking} – _{SunGard – Investment Banking (your broker may use it)}

– CATIA – CAD

– _{Numetrix – CRM (acquired by JDE)} – _{i2 – another CRM}

– _{Dinis – electrical network analysis app made by ICL}

And thousands of in-house applications…

– _{mobile phone network monitoring, development tools, etc…} – _Cadence

– _{Star Office} – _Synopsis

– _{Reuters Kondor+ & Market Data Sheets – investment banking} – _{SunGard – Investment Banking (your broker may use it)}

– CATIA – CAD

– _{Numetrix – CRM (acquired by JDE)} – _{i2 – another CRM}

– _{Dinis – electrical network analysis app made by ICL}

And thousands of in-house applications…

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Java Application – Deployments

UNIX Presentation Server can also be used to deploy Java applications like:

– _{SAP GUI – the Java version}

– _{Oracle 11 front ends, e.g. Oracle Financials} – _{SilverStream development environment}

These apps are meant to “run anywhere” but in practice they hit problems with:

– _{Too big and slow to run on many client devices}

– _{They are client-server apps that don’t work well on WANs/dial-up} connections

– _{Different browsers don’t all run Java the same way}

UNIX Presentation Server can also be used to deploy Java applications like:

– _{SAP GUI – the Java version}

– _{Oracle 11 front ends, e.g. Oracle Financials} – _{SilverStream development environment}

These apps are meant to “run anywhere” but in practice they hit problems with:

– _{Too big and slow to run on many client devices}

– _{They are client-server apps that don’t work well on WANs/dial-up} connections

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JAVA Apps Cont…

Eliminate the limitation on size

One JVM or browser configuration One JAVA development environment Instant deployment through ICA

Eliminate the limitation on size

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Citrix Access Infrastructure Intro

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Access Infrastructure Stack

Applications running on MetaFrame servers MetaFrame for UNIX

Application Data Application Services

Application Mgmt. Access

Secure Access

Web browser delivery of applications

Web Interface Secure Gateway

UNIX Presentation Server 1.2 FR2 Solaris 2.6, 7, 8 & *9

SG 1.1 Solaris 8

Web Interface 2.0

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UNIX Presentation Server Architecture

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UNIX Presentation Server

Daemons and Services

UNIX Presentation Server starts two main daemons:

– _{/opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxfm}

– The Citrix Frame Manager, responsible for the ICA Listener.

– _{/opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxibrowser}

– The ICA Browser service.

For each opened ICA session the ctxfm daemon spawns three processes.

– _{Server desktops:}

– /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxXtw

– /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxlogin

– /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxsession.sh. – _{Published applications:}

– /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxXtw

– /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxlogin

– /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxwm.

UNIX Presentation Server starts two main daemons: – /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxfm

– The Citrix Frame Manager, responsible for the ICA Listener.

– /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxibrowser – The ICA Browser service.

For each opened ICA session the ctxfm daemon spawns three processes.

– _{Server desktops:}

– /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxXtw – /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxlogin – /opt/CTXSmf/lib/ctxsession.sh.

– _{Published applications:}

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UNIX Presentation Server

Daemons and Services Cont…

The

ctxXtw

process is the Citrix Xserver that

communicates in both X11 and ICA ThinWire

protocols.

The

ctxlogin

is responsible for starting a

published application (and invoking ctxwm) or

starting a full server desktop (and executing

ctxsession.sh).

The

ctxsession.sh

process is a shell script that

runs every time a user logs into a server

desktop. It is customizable.

The

ctxwm

process is the Citrix Window

Manager.

The

ctxXtw

process is the Citrix Xserver that

communicates in both X11 and ICA ThinWire

protocols.

The

ctxlogin

is responsible for starting a

published application (and invoking ctxwm) or

starting a full server desktop (and executing

ctxsession.sh).

The

ctxsession.sh

process is a shell script that

runs every time a user logs into a server

desktop. It is customizable.

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UNIX Presentation Server Architecture

X11 apps

Citrix X

Server

SUN JVM

Java

app

Text

app

UNIX

Term

Emulator

ICA

stack

Frame

Manager

ICA

Browser

ICA

Browser

Other UNIX

Presentation

Servers

ICA

Client

X11 X11 X11 ICA Stack

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Server Farm & ICA Browser

ICA Browser Attributes

– _{Server Farms can span segments.}

– _{Each segment has ONE ICA Master Browser.}

– _{ICA Master Browser stores dynamic data for the segment}

and handles Enumeration/Resolution for ICA clients.

– _{Persistent data stored in memory (farm membership,}

licenses, published applications, etc.).

ICA Browser Attributes

– _{Server Farms can span segments.}

– _{Each segment has ONE ICA Master Browser.}

– _{ICA Master Browser stores dynamic data for the segment} and handles Enumeration/Resolution for ICA clients.

– _{Persistent data stored in memory (farm membership,} licenses, published applications, etc.).

Segment 1 10.1.1.x Farm 1 (2, 3)

Segment 2 10.1.2.x Farm 4 (5,

6)

ICA Master Browser

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Server Farm & ICA Browser

ICA Browser Attributes

– _{Persistent data read by ICA browser at startup.}

– _{Servers communicate via UDP broadcasts on port}

1604.

– _{Each Citrix server in a subnet is a Member Browser}

(even the Master ICA Browsers).

ICA Browser Attributes

– _{Persistent data read by ICA browser at startup.}

– _{Servers communicate via UDP broadcasts on port}

1604.

– _{Each Citrix server in a subnet is a Member Browser}

(even the Master ICA Browsers).

Segment 1 10.1.1.x Farm 1 (2, 3)

Segment 2 10.1.2.x Farm 4 (5,

6)

ICA Master Browser

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N e t w o r k L A N

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Scales easily as business needs grow.

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Simply increase the number of SUN Servers in

MetaFrame Presentation server farm.

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Scales easily as business needs grow.



Simply increase the number of SUN Servers in

MetaFrame Presentation server farm.

Enterprise-class Scalability

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Secure Gateway 1.1

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Secure Gateway for Solaris 8

“SPARC”

Secure Gateway for Solaris 8

“SPARC”

A secure Internet gateway (SSL VPN) between Presentation Servers and ICA clients that allows

customers to simply and securely provide application access across the Internet, on demand, to any device

A secure Internet gateway (SSL VPN) between Presentation Servers and ICA clients that allows

customers to simply and securely provide application access across the Internet, on demand, to any device

 Single point of entry for

MetaFrame XP for Windows and MetaFrame for UNIX server

farms

 Single point of focus for security

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Secure Gateway / SPARC Stats

Dual processor 300MHz SPARC server can support up to 400 concurrent connections

Quad processor 400MHz SPARC server can support up to 800 concurrent connections

The Secure Ticket Authority (STA) is a (ISAPI

DLL). Minimal system requirements, Windows 2000 server w (IIS). * Optional Component

Dual processor 300MHz SPARC server can support up to 400 concurrent connections

Quad processor 400MHz SPARC server can support up to 800 concurrent connections

The Secure Ticket Authority (STA) is a (ISAPI

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ICA/1494

ICA File

ICA/SSL 443

Secure Gateway 1.1

Production Presentation Server Farm Secure UNIX Web Server ICA Client Web Browser

Standard WI XML/80 or 443

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5. Ticket Verification/80 5. ICA/1494 3. ICA File 4. ICA/SSL 443

SG 1.1 with Ticketing

(Windows Required)

SG 1.1 with Ticketing

(Windows Required)

1. Standard NFuse ICA Name Resolution

1. Standard NFuse ICA Name Resolution

Production MetaFrame Farm Secure UNIX Web Server Secure Ticketing Authority ICA Client Web Browser

1. Standard NFuse XML/80

Solaris CSG Server

DMZ

3. ICA File 443

XML Service

5. CSG server verifies ticket and opens ICA connection. 3. CSG ticket is delivered to ICA client as the part of ICA file.

4. CSG ticket is delivered to CSG server as the part of SOCKS inside SSL information.

2. Ticket Generation/80

2. Requested CSG ticket on application launch 80/443

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Web Interface 2.0

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Web Interface Authentication

Authenticate using

– NIS

– _NIS+

– _LDAP

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ICA/1494 ICA File ICA/SSL 443

WI Architecture

Production Presentation Server Farm Secure UNIX Web Server WI servlet ICA Client Web Browser

Standard WI XML/80 or 443

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Business Continuity

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Common Customer Needs

• Maintain business operations in any

event –

a necessity for business survival

• Maintain high systems availability – even

during periods of scheduled downtime

• _{Provide relocated professionals safe and}

secure access to corporate resources from a secondary location – home,

leased space, or backup data center

• _{Maintain sense of corporate community}

• _{Maintain business operations in any}

event –

a necessity for business survival

• _{Maintain high systems availability – even}

during periods of scheduled downtime

• _{Provide relocated professionals safe and}

secure access to corporate resources from a secondary location – home,

leased space, or backup data center

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Switching and Routing

*Service offerings will vary. In general, the quicker you want to be back up and the fresher you want your data after a disaster, the more their services will cost you (as measured by RTO and data currency objectives of the buying organization).

Clustering / Failover Software

Data Storage and Replication Access Infrastructure

Sun, EMC, HP, IBM Veritas, Microsoft Citrix

+

Integration and Consulting Services*

(IBM, SunGard, HP, SIs, Compaq, EMC)

The Business Continuity Stack

Business Continuity Architecture

Telco Providers

(AT&T, Telefonica, Verizon, Worldcom, Sprint, British Telecom)

•Telephony backbone •Hosting services

•Internet access

Network Security

Cisco, Nortel, Lucent

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Business Continuity Architecture

Enterprise Applications

(Windows, Unix, Mainframe)

Production Environment WAN Dial Up Application Serving Internet Portal Services Co-located Workers Home Hosting Center Backup Location Backup Environment Storage & Replication

LAN Web InterfaceWeb Interface

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UNIX Presentation Server FR 1 & 2

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UNIX Presentation Server v1.1,

Feature Release 1

UNIX Presentation Server v1.1,

Feature Release 1

Key Features

– _{32,767 x 32,767, 24 bit color, multiple monitors} – _{NFuse 1.6 feature parity: Filtering, Ticketing, SSL} – _{TCP (XML or HTTP) ICA Browser}

– _{SSL support for ICA clients}

– _{“International” text in user dialogs} – _{Client Drive Mapping}

– _{Mouse Click Feedback (a Zero Latency feature)} – _{NIS+ (PAM) Support through NFuse}

– _{Load Balancing can be tuned to server capacity} – _{Parameter Passing to applications}

– _{Bind ICA Browser to NIC}

Key Features

– _{32,767 x 32,767, 24 bit color, multiple monitors}

– _{NFuse 1.6 feature parity: Filtering, Ticketing, SSL}

– _{TCP (XML or HTTP) ICA Browser}

– _{SSL support for ICA clients}

– _{“International” text in user dialogs}

– _{Client Drive Mapping}

– _{Mouse Click Feedback (a Zero Latency feature)}

– _{NIS+ (PAM) Support through NFuse}

– Load Balancing can be tuned to server capacity

– _{Parameter Passing to applications}

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8-bit color

16-bit color

Increased Color Depth and Resolution

Many engineering and geology type applications require true color – e.g. CAD, Seismic Analysis

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Multiple-monitor Support

Financial, development and CAD application often

have large working areas that are difficult to

contain on even a 20” monitor

Financial, development and CAD application often

have large working areas that are difficult to

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See client drives from UNIX applications

Client Drive Mapping

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TCP/IP Browser Support / XML Service

ICA clients discover servers and applications XML eliminates the need for UDP broadcasts

– _{Download from Citrix Knowledge Base}

ICA over TCP/IP Citrix XML

Protocol

Firewall

ICA Client

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Enhanced Load Balancing

Tune the allocation of user connections to a UNIX

Presentation Server depending on its capacity.

– _{Balance more users to servers with 4 CPUs than with 2 CPUs}

Load-balanced

Citrix MetaFrame Servers

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Parameter Passing

Just like XP PS…

Publish application and add %* to the command line

– _{A published app “text”, command line “/usr/bin/text %*”}

Use the following in appsrv.ini or the .ica file:

– _{InitialProgram=#”text” /home/docs/MyDoc.text}

The parameters passed are interpreted by the shell

– _{Use wildcards and environment variables}

Specifying parameters disables session sharing Also specify InitialDirectory

– _{From the client or appsrv.ini or .ica file} Just like XP PS…

Publish application and add %* to the command line

– _{A published app “text”, command line “/usr/bin/text %*”}

Use the following in appsrv.ini or the .ica file:

– _{InitialProgram=#”text” /home/docs/MyDoc.text}

The parameters passed are interpreted by the shell

– _{Use wildcards and environment variables}

Specifying parameters disables session sharing Also specify InitialDirectory

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International Dialogs

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UNIX Presentation Server 1.2

Feature Release 2

UNIX Presentation Server 1.2

Feature Release 2

Key Features - Everything in FR 1 plus ….

– _{New platforms}

– _{Solaris SPARC 9} – _{RSA SecureID support}

– _{Performance tuning and improvements} – _{OpenGL support (limited)}

– _{Browser Improvements}

– _{Shared licenses between subnets} – _{Backup ICA browser support}

– _{ICA Browser packet encryption}

– _{Logoff handling of disconnect sessions}

Key Features - Everything in FR 1 plus ….

– _{New platforms}

– _{Solaris SPARC 9}

– _{RSA SecureID support}

– _{Performance tuning and improvements}

– _{OpenGL support (limited)}

– _{Browser Improvements}

– _{Shared licenses between subnets}

– _{Backup ICA browser support}

– _{ICA Browser packet encryption}

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Subnet License Pooling

Balance connection licenses between subnets

– _{Eliminate the burden of the administrator ‘balancing’}

Allows customers to manage network traffic for MetaFrame with subnets without a licensing penalty

Balance connection licenses between subnets

– _{Eliminate the burden of the administrator ‘balancing’}

Allows customers to manage network traffic for MetaFrame with subnets without a licensing penalty

Load-balanced

Applications &

Licenses

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Backup Browser & Encryption

Automatic Browser Promotion

– Users do not lose their application lists Encryption between MF servers

– v1.2 (or greater) servers

– Protects against snooping MetaFrame

– Download from Citrix Knowledge Base

Automatic Browser Promotion

– Users do not lose their application lists

Encryption between MF servers

– v1.2 (or greater) servers

– Protects against snooping MetaFrame

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RSA SecureID Support

SecureID v4.2 & v5.0

Supports SecureID authentication for tighter

integration and secure communications

SecureID v4.2 & v5.0

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Interactive Performance Tuning

Administrators control and manage performance

Applications are more interactive – e.g. stock tickers Active screens are smoother and less ‘choppy’

Ability to balance performance with bandwidth needs

Administrators control and manage performance

Applications are more interactive – e.g. stock tickers Active screens are smoother and less ‘choppy’

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Session Reset Management

Better management of disconnect sessions Attempt to logoff a disc session verses reset

Both disconnect and disconnect logoff timeouts must be set for the new functionality to take effect

Better management of disconnect sessions Attempt to logoff a disc session verses reset

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OpenGL

OpenGL is accelerated graphics presentation

– _{Typically utilized in apps requiring extensive visual displays}

Application in EDA and Oil & Gas sector use OpenGL

– _{CAD, Seismic Analysis}

Server-Side rendering

– _{Very useful for viewing application data} – _{24-bit color}

Limited Support

– _{Not all applications compatible}

– _{Applications doing hardware detection} – _{OpenGL extensions}

Limitations

– _{Limited application compatibility testing}

OpenGL is accelerated graphics presentation

– _{Typically utilized in apps requiring extensive visual displays}

Application in EDA and Oil & Gas sector use OpenGL

– _{CAD, Seismic Analysis}

Server-Side rendering

– _{Very useful for viewing application data}

– _{24-bit color}

Limited Support

– _{Not all applications compatible}

– _{Applications doing hardware detection} – _{OpenGL extensions}

Limitations

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X Keysym Extensions

Inclusion of extra keys found on UNIX system.

– _{E.g. Sparc keyboard ‘special’ keys}

– _{Appropriate client support is needed for this feature}

Often UNIX systems have extending key functionality

that is not always supported within the ICA architecture

Inclusion of extra keys found on UNIX system.

– _{E.g. Sparc keyboard ‘special’ keys}

– Appropriate client support is needed for this feature

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FR2 licensed features

Features requiring FR2 license to be present

– _{Sharing license between subnets}

– _{Backup browser support} – _{Browser encryption}

– _{OpenGL support} – SecureID

New features in FR2 which don’t require FR2

licenses

– _{Logging off of disconnected sessions}

– _{Interactive performance tuning parameters} – _{Support for AIX 5.1, Solaris 9, and HP-UX 11i} – _{XKeysym extension}

Features requiring FR2 license to be present

– Sharing license between subnets

– _{Backup browser support}

– _{Browser encryption}

– _{OpenGL support}

– _SecureID

New features in FR2 which don’t require FR2

licenses

– _{Logging off of disconnected sessions}

– _{Interactive performance tuning parameters}

– _{Support for AIX 5.1, Solaris 9, and HP-UX 11i}

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UNIX Presentation Server 1.2 FR 2

Media

UNIX Presentation Server 1.2 FR 2

Media

3 CDs + Licenses

– _{Version 1.1}

– _{Base Presentation Server w FR1}

– _{Version 1.2}

– _FR2

– _{Component Disk}

– _{*NFuse Classic 1.7}

– _{Enterprise Services for NFuse} – _{Citrix Secure gateway 1.1}

– _Licenses

– _{Server (base w 15 connection)} – _FR2

– _{Load Balancing}

3 CDs + Licenses

– _{Version 1.1}

– _{Base Presentation Server w FR1}

– _{Version 1.2}

– _FR2

– _{Component Disk}

– _{*NFuse Classic 1.7}

– _{Enterprise Services for NFuse}

– _{Citrix Secure gateway 1.1}

– _Licenses

– _{Server (base w 15 connection)}

– _FR2

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UNIX Presentation Server

Additional Patches

Knowledge Center - Knowledge Base - MetaFrame

for UNIX

– _{MetaFrame for UNIX 1.2/Service Pack 2}

– _{XML Service for Solaris (SPARC)} – _{SSL for Solaris (SPARC)}

– _{SSL Admin Guide}

– _{*sample "default" file for unattended install (from FR1 Page)}

– _CTX539385

– _{Hotfix ME112SB002 - Adds the client drive mapping (CDM) feature}

– _CTX17537

– _{Client Drive Mapping Supplementary Guide - MetaFrame for UNIX}

Feature Release 1

Knowledge Center - Knowledge Base - MetaFrame

for UNIX

– _{MetaFrame for UNIX 1.2/Service Pack 2}

– _{XML Service for Solaris (SPARC)}

– _{SSL for Solaris (SPARC)}

– _{SSL Admin Guide}

– _{*sample "default" file for unattended install (from FR1 Page)}

– _CTX539385

– _{Hotfix ME112SB002 - Adds the client drive mapping (CDM) feature}

– _CTX17537

– _{Client Drive Mapping Supplementary Guide - MetaFrame for UNIX}

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Pricing

MetaFrame 1.1 for Solaris, Base License w 15 CC User Licenses & Subscription Advantage

EACMSL11015-S $5,995.00

without Subscription Advantage

EACMSL11015 $4,995.00

MetaFrame 1.1 for Solaris, Base License w 3 CC User Licenses & Subscription Advantage

EA2MSM11003 $3,495.00

without Subscription Advantage

EACMSM11003 $2,495.00

Load Balancing Services 1.0

WFLB17000 $1,495.00

Bump packs:

5-User Citrix User License Pack

WFULP17005 $995.00

10-User Citrix User License Pack

WFULP17010 $1,995.00

20-User Citrix User License Pack

WFULP17020 $3,990.00

50-User Citrix User License Pack

WFULP17050 $9,975.00

MetaFrame 1.1 for Solaris, Base License w 15 CC User Licenses & Subscription Advantage EACMSL11015-S $5,995.00

without Subscription Advantage EACMSL11015 $4,995.00

MetaFrame 1.1 for Solaris, Base License w 3 CC User Licenses & Subscription Advantage EA2MSM11003 $3,495.00

without Subscription Advantage EACMSM11003 $2,495.00 Load Balancing Services 1.0

WFLB17000 $1,495.00 Bump packs:

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Product Education

Training

– _{Citrix Course CTX-3021} – _{eXceed Education}

– _{Prometric Exams}

Evaluation

– _{Demo’s and Evaluations available through our Citrix}

Solutions Network

Training

– _{Citrix Course CTX-3021}

– eXceed Education

– _{Prometric Exams}

Evaluation

– _{Demo’s and Evaluations available through our Citrix}

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Wrap up!

MetaFrame Presentation Server

– _{Centralized application management and deployment}

– _{Support for Windows Server Family, Unix Operating Systems (Solaris,}

AIX, & UX)

Reduced TCO and increased value

– _{Central configuration and management of applications} – _{Robust system management and monitoring capabilities} – _{On demand application provisioning}

– _{Integrated third party monitoring and management}

Flexible application access

– _{Secure application access via the internet}

– _{Seamless access across heterogeneous client devices}

MetaFrame Presentation Server

– _{Centralized application management and deployment}

– _{Support for Windows Server Family, Unix Operating Systems (Solaris,}

AIX, & UX)

Reduced TCO and increased value

– _{Central configuration and management of applications}

– _{Robust system management and monitoring capabilities}

– _{On demand application provisioning}

– _{Integrated third party monitoring and management}

Flexible application access

– _{Secure application access via the internet}

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