Index

A

AAA (authentication authorization and access), 158, 234

AAA servers, 168

ABM Industries case study, 8

access infrastructure schematic, 30

data migration procedures, 320

facilitating growth, 16

on-demand enterprise implementation, 29–30

user survey form, 118

ACE Cost Analyzer (Citrix), 686

Access (application), 419

Access for external users, limited, 95

Access infrastructure (Citrix enterprise), 4

Access layer (network design), 153, 161–168

security exposures, 226

switches, 161

Access to local resources, limiting, 477–480

Access to SBC resources

designing, 156–158

methods, 157–158

Access switch configuration (plant floor), 563

ACCESS-DMZ switch configuration (Cisco 3550–12G), 573

Account change fees, 704–705

Accounting (audit trails of data access), 217

ACE Cost Analyzer, 686

ACLcheck utility, 95

Active Directory, 79, 155

design, 125

User Manager, 93

Users & Computers print settings, 614

Active Directory domain, 55

Active Directory OU for MetaFrame XP servers, 469–470

Active session timeout, 50

ActiveX control, 46

Add/Remove Programs, 401

Addressing scheme, 548, 550

Administration of SBC environment, 8, 653–667

Administrative security measures, 222

Administrator-created rules (MOM 2000), 271

Administrators (network)

need for skilled, 114

remote connect to server console, 65

ADSL (Asymmetric DSL), 173

Agent monitoring, 256–258

ALE client, 210

Alerting, 252, 271

Allow Drive Access Properties dialog, 478–479

Analysis phase (migration), 643

Anecdotal testing, 408

Anonymous user accounts, 93

App Config Add program syntax and parameters, 384

Application installation and configuration, 395–419

Appliance-based bandwidth managers, 179–185

Application access, 419

ICA client options for, 422–442

managing, 661–662

Application addressing, 92

Application Compatibility Scripts, 58, 402–403

Application COM/DCOM objects, 61

Application data, user-specific, 60

Application Data redirection, 475

Application environment, 119–120

Application Execution Shell, 96

Application failure in multiuser environment, 57

Application gateways, 230–231

Application installation, 59

checklist, 402

methodology, 397

tips, 404–406

Application layer (IP), 676

Application layer (OSI model), 674

Application licensing, 419

Application list, managing, 407

Application navigation, 92

Application optimization, 398–400

Application packaging, 120, 413–414

Application portal, 79

Application QoS (Quality-of-Service), 255

Application rollout cost estimates, 692

Application Server mode (Terminal Server), 64

Application servers, 25

Application set, defined, 84

Application Set Settings, 450, 454

Application strategies, 397–400

Application survey, 302

Application testing procedure, 407–408

Application updates and hotfixes methodology, 397

Applications, 56–62, 120, 396

adding/removing users, 662

architectural design of, 123

controlling availability of, 481

deployment of, 13–15, 410–419

during beta, 317

eliminating features of, 476–477

features and requirements, 397–398

installing and configuring, 400–406

limiting users to published, 94–95

locking down, 419

for pilot program, 308–310, 312

postinstallation changes to, 402–403

publishing, 92–96

requirements of, 120

selecting, 397–398

AppSense, 6, 15, 204, 344

Asset tracking system, 303

AT&T, for SBC data center hosting, 136

ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode), 170–172

ATM cell loss probability (CLP) bit, 178

ATM data center connected to frame relay, 173

Auditability, network design for, 152

Auditing, 236, 252

Authentication, 156, 217

Authorization, 217

Auto Update feature (MetaFrame), 209

Auto-Creation Settings dialog (printing), 606

Autologin, 209

Automated systems with dependent applications, 145–146

Automatic Activation (licensing), 63

Automation design, 125

Autoupdate, 456

Availability, in SLA, 243