A couple of weeks ago Citrix published the Citrix Policy Reference sheet:

Summary

The attached spreadsheet documents all the policy settings available with XenApp versions 6 or later, and XenDesktop versions 5 or later.

Background

Starting with XenApp 6 and XenDesktop 5, policies configure many User and Machine based settings. This reference can assist in planning and troubleshooting policies in XenApp and XenDesktop deployments.

More Information

New Policy Settings for XenDesktop 5.6 Feature Pack 1

XenDesktop 5 Policy Setting Reference

XenApp 6.5 Policy Settings Reference

It was published as http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX135039

It’s a very useful document but I was missing the powershell reference in the Citrix policy reference so I took the liberty to add the powershell commands to set/configure the policy. I did this already for a standard deployment so I already had most of the commands, I know there are quite a few still missing but just let me know the commands and I will add them to this reference sheet. As you can see you have to add your own workergroup for the computer policy, for the user policy example I was using an unfiltered policy.

Here it is: [download id=”1″]

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Kees Baggerman

Kees Baggerman is a Staff Solutions Architect for End User Computing at Nutanix. Kees has driven numerous Microsoft and Citrix, and RES infrastructures functional/technical designs, migrations, implementations engagements over the years.

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