Two-Minute Drill

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Identifying Features of Citrix Server Administration

• The Citrix Server Administration tool is used to manage ICA settings, ICA gateways, and processes of Citrix servers.

• ICA sessions can be viewed, reset, disconnected, logged off, shadowed, and connected to from within the Citrix Server Administration tool.

• The context pane of the Citrix Server Administration tool controls the contents of the detail pane.

Shadowing with the Shadow Taskbar

• The Shadow Taskbar can shadow multiple ICA sessions simultaneously.

• Citrix administrators can use the Shadow Taskbar to shadow sessions from the console of a Citrix server.

• The ICA client on the Citrix server creates a separate ICA session for each user that is being shadowed.

• The Shadow Taskbar can be configured for shadowing ICA sessions over alternate ICA ports.

Creating Connections with the Citrix Connection Configuration

• ICA and RDP connections can be created, viewed, and edited using the Citrix Connection Configuration tool.

• The Citrix Connection Configuration tool can be used for restricting the number of sessions allowed by a connection.

• Control the security and encryption settings of ICA and RDP connections.

Configuring the SpeedScreen Latency Reduction Manager

• The SpeedScreen Latency Reduction Manager is used to enhance user experience over slow network connections.

• SpeedScreen settings can be configured for Citrix servers, applications, and input fields of applications.

• SpeedScreen settings configured for an application will override any settings that have been configured for a Citrix server.

• By default, local text echoing is turned off, and mouse click feedback is turned on.

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