Index_C


C

CA UniCenter TNG, 266

Cable management (data center), 144

Cable modem, 174–175

Cache file pointer, 60

Cache-control HTTP header in IIS, 447

CAL (Microsoft Client Access License), 62–63

Campus LAN access/distribution diagram, 578

Campus LAN access/distribution module, 577–579

Campus LAN access/distribution topology, 577

Campus WLAN access/distribution topology, 580

Capacity planning, 110, 150

Captaris RightFax, 16

CAs (Certificate Authorities), 452–453, 492

CATV (cable TV), 174

CBWFQ (class-based weighted fair queuing), 179

CCC (Citrix Connection Configuration), 614

migration methodology, 642–643

printer settings, 614

CCS (Citrix Consulting Services), 642

CDAs (content delivery agents), 98, 518–520, 529

CDDI (Copper Distributed Data Interface), 171

CD-ROM sharing, 316–317

Central data center, economic savings of, 6

Central IT, problems with perception of, 291–292

Centralization, economic savings of, 6

Centralized host architecture, 32

Centralized network diagram, 225

Centralized standards, 113

Certificate, obtaining from CA, 492–495

Certificate request documentation, 492–495

Certificate Revocation List, 451–452

Change control (pilot), 111

Change control (policies and profiles), 481

Change control process (project), 121, 296

Change control (project), 121, 295–297

Change management database, 321

Change management (SBC project), 117–118, 130, 321

Change user/install command, 401

CIM (Common Information Model), 269, 276

CIM Object Manager, 276

Cipher Strength value, 449

CIR (Committed Information Rate), 171

Circuit gateways, 230

Cisco hierarchical enterprise design, 153–154

Cisco Local Director, 168

Cisco NBAR, 179

Cisco Security Wheel, 220

Cisco Universal Gateway, 168

Citrix Business Alliance, 22

Citrix enterprise access infrastructure, 4

Citrix licensing, 386–394

Citrix MetaFrame. See MetaFrame

Citrix and Microsoft, 22–23

Citrix notification group, 273

Citrix policies, 467–468

Citrix policies printer settings, 613

Citrix resellers, categories of, 116

Citrix Retail and Flex software licensing, 387

Clark, Graham, 22

Classification (of network traffic), 177–178

Client access, securing, 483–529

Client application design, 129

Client caching, 49

Client categories, 196

Client classifications, 196–197

Client cost estimates, 694

Client decision matrix, 194, 197–200

Client deployment, four methods of, 425

Client design, 128–129

Client devices, 26–27

categories of, 196

PC vs. Windows Terminal, 209

types of, 7, 196, 212, 422

using thinnest, 194

Client environment, 122, 193–213

Client installations, 319

Client local mapping settings, 455

Client name, print settings and, 616

Client operating system upgrades, 322

Client operating systems, 128, 322

Client printer autocreation, 46, 590–602

Client printer mapping, 590–605

Client printers, 46, 589, 590–603

Client Printers dialog (CMC), 603

Client software updates, 209

Client Update Configuration utility, 456

Clients. See ICA clients

Client-side print drivers, 614

Client-to-Server Content Redirection, 432

Clipboard redirection, 46

Closed security paradigm, 222

CLP (Corporate License Program), 388

CMC (Citrix Management Console), 85, 658–659

adding/removing application users, 662

adding/removing a server, 662

Client Printers dialog, 603

controlling access to, 658–659

Drivers tab, 599

managing ICA sessions from, 661

server and application folders, 659

CME (Clinical Medical Equipment) Corp case study, 280–284

application access, 422, 425, 426–430

applications installation, 404–406

bandwidth management hardware, 545

bandwidth management requirements, 544–546

business continuity plan, 630–633

business model, 283–284

computing paradigm, 282–283

corporate campus topology, 282

full Secure Access Center deployment, 522–523

global structure, 280–282

host naming scheme, 548–549

IT plan for business continuity, 633–639

LAN requirements, 537–544

MSAM, 520–523

network configuration, 551–586

network infrastructure, 532–586

network infrastructure management, 547–548

network naming/addressing/routing, 548–551

network requirements definition, 532–551

network schematic, 281

network security requirements, 546–547

print environment, 622–623

private WAN bandwidth management, 545

private WAN sites, 551–555

routing protocols and methods, 549–551

SBC business case, 284

Secure Gateway deployment, 485–487

Secure Gateway installation, 490–529

server-side network settings, 583–586

using ICA clients, 431–432

WAN requirements, 532–537

CME Corp

Campus LAN module, 577–579

core module, 580–583

Internet access module, 567–573

Internet Packeteer settings, 572

LAN hardware, 541–543

network configuration, 566–586

network configuration diagram, 574

primary Internet connection, 544

private WAN module, 573–577

Private WAN PacketShaper settings, 576

WLAN access module, 579–580

WLAN hardware, 544

WLAN requirements, 542, 544

CME-EUR

bandwidth management, 546

LAN hardware, 540

network configuration, 557–558

network diagram, 558

Sales VPN WAN sites, 555–557

CME-MEX

bandwidth management, 546

LAN hardware, 539

network configuration, 558–563

network diagram, 559

CME-TNG site network diagram, 552

CME-WEST

bandwidth management, 545

LAN hardware, 540–541

network configuration, 563–566

network diagram, 564

Sales VPN WAN sites, 555–557

CMIP agent, 249

advantages of, 249

limitations of, 250

CMPM (Password Manager), 94, 358

CO (Central Office), 173

Code sharing, 36, 58

Collaboration, 14

Collision domain, 169

COM/DCOM objects, 61

Communication (corporate), 265, 290, 306

Communication lines (connectivity), 323

Compatibility scripts, 58

Complaints, handling, 306

Complex hybrid clients, 196, 201

Component testing, 407

Components, as functional building blocks, 154

Compression tools, 446

Computer Configuration Group Policy, 465

Concurrent remote users, 426

Conferencing, 9, 695, 698

Conferencing Manager (MetaFrame), 14, 100–101, 358

Configuration management system, 251–252

Configuration security lockout, 209

Configuration weaknesses (security), 221

Conflict resolution (project), 296–297

Connection licenses (MetaFrame), price list for, 101

Connection process in an RDP session, 42

Connection security, 209

Connections, troubleshooting, 662–664

Connectivity issues, 145

Connectivity options, ICA, 82–83

Console session (Windows NT), 35

Consultants, hiring for SBC project, 116

Contact information, 319

Content filtering, 236–237

Contra Costa County, 14

Cooling and humidity control (data center), 139–140

Copy On-Write Page Protection, 36

Core LAN switch configuration, 560–563, 566

Core layer (network design), 154, 160, 227–228

Core module, CME Corp, 580–583

Core switch configuration, CME Corp, 580–583

Corporate culture, SBC project and, 112

Corporate data, protection of, 217–218

Corporate licensing (of MetaFrame), 102

Corporate security policy, tasks to develop, 219–220

Corporate standards, embracing, 15

Corporation, political assessment of, 289

CoS tags, 178

Cost analysis, 30, 692–695

Cost of PCs vs. Windows Terminals, 194–195

Cost savings of SBC, 6–13, 692–695

Cost of SBC project, justifying, 114–115

Cost-effectiveness, network design for, 152

CPUs (central processing units), 334

CRM (Customer Resource Management), 14

CSR (Certificate Signing Request), 493

CSTK (Citrix Server Test Kit), 351–356

CSTK user-load simulation, 353–356

Ctxappcfg command (UNIX), 382–383

Ctxlicense command, 393

Ctxshutdown command (UNIX), 381–382

Ctxsrv command (UNIX), 381

Cultural assessment, 289

Custom application optimization, 400

Custom applications, and migration to SBC, 119

Customer assistance, 666

Customer care, 130, 306–307

during beta, 314

during the pilot, 311

Customer surveys, 667

CWC (Citrix Web Console), 85




Citrix Metaframe Access Suite for Windows Server 2003(c) The Official Guide
Citrix Access Suite 4 for Windows Server 2003: The Official Guide, Third Edition
ISBN: 0072262893
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 158

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