Citrix XenDesktop 7.6, Provisioning Services 7.6 and the XenDesktop Setup Wizard with Write Cache and Personal vdisk Drives
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1 Citrix XenDesktop 7.6, Provisioning Services 7.6 and the XenDesktop Setup Wizard with Write Cache and Personal vdisk Drives Using Personal vdisks and Write Cache drives with XenDesktop 7.6 Prepared by Carl Webster
2 Table of Contents Introduction... 2 Lab Setup... 3 Create the Virtual Machine... 7 Install PVS Target Device Software Configure the vdisk in PVS Install the Virtual Delivery Agent Update Virtual Delivery Agent Software Update Personal vdisk Software Configure Personal vdisk PVS XenDesktop Setup Wizard Create XenDesktop Delivery Group Understanding How Personal vdisk Works User Installed Software Updating the Master Image Verify the Master Image Update
3 Introduction Citrix XenDesktop with personal vdisk technology is a high-performance enterprise desktop virtualization solution that makes virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) accessible to workers who require personalized desktops by using pooled-static virtual machines. Provisioning Services (PVS) targets devices that use personal vdisks are created using the Citrix XenDesktop Setup Wizard. Within a Provisioning Services farm, the wizard creates target devices, adds target devices to an existing site's collection, and then assigns an existing vdisk, which is in standard image mode, to that device. The wizard also creates XenDesktop virtual machines to associate with each Provisioning Services target device. A catalog exists in Citrix Studio that allows you to preserve the assignment of users to desktops; the same users are assigned the same desktop for later sessions. In addition, a dedicated storage disk is created (before logon) for each user so they can store all personalizations to that desktop (personal vdisk). Personalizations include any changes to the vdisk image or desktop that are not made as a result of an image update, such as application settings, adds, deletes, modifications, or documents. Target devices using personal vdisks can also be reassigned a different vdisk if that vdisk is from the same base vdisk lineage. For additional information on using personal vdisks with XenDesktop, refer to XenDesktop's About Personal vdisks topic. Inventory is run when a Provisioning Services vdisk is configured or updated. The method selected to configure or update a vdisk image for use as a personal vdisk image may determine when vdisk inventory runs in your deployment. The content that follows identifies the different methods from which you can choose, provides the high-level tasks associated with each method, and indicates at which point inventory runs for each method. After configuring and adding a new personal vdisk image, do not use your golden VM as the machine template because it creates an unnecessary large disk as your write cache disk (the size of your original HDD). Assumptions: Provisioning Services 7.6 is installed and configured with a farm created. XenDesktop 7.6 is installed, and a Site is created and configured. Hosting resources are configured in Studio. PXE, TFTP, and DHCP are configured as needed. Active Directory is configured with at least one domain. All servers are members of the Active Directory domain. 2
4 Lab Setup All servers are running Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 fully patched. The lab consists of: 1 PVS 7.6 server 1 XenDesktop 7.6 Controller running Studio 1 SQL 2014 Server 1 Windows 8.1 VM XenServer 6.5 fully patched is used for the hosting environment. There are separate storage repositories for the virtual machines (VM), write cache and PvD as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 The hosting resources are configured in Studio as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2 3
5 In Active Directory (AD), the following Organization Unit (OU) structure was created as shown in Figure 3. Figure 3 One of the reasons to use PvD is to allow users to install applications. To do this, an AD security group was created, shown in Figure 4, which will contain the AD user accounts. The AD security group will be made a member of the local administrators security group. Figure 4 4
6 Three AD user accounts were created, shown in Figure 5, for the three different PvD users. Figure 5 Those three test user accounts were placed in the LocalAdmins AD security group as shown in Figure 6. Figure 6 Most organizations that use XenDesktop to serve virtual desktops or servers require that event logs persist between reboot. Other items that may need to persist between desktop/vm reboots are antivirus definition files and engine updates. To accomplish these, a Group Policy 5
7 Preferences is used. Do not manually change the file system and registry because any folders that were manually pre-created on the write cache drive will not carry over when the XenDesktop setup wizard creates the write cache and PvD drives. Therefore, it is not necessary to do any of the items usually done by pre-creating a write cache drive. The write cache drive is always created as Drive D, and the PvD is created with the drive letter assigned during the wizard. The Group Policy Preferences should be linked at the OU, which will contain the computer accounts created by the wizard. Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Event Log Service\Application\Control the location of the log file - Enabled with a value of D:\EventLogs\Application.evtx Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Event Log Service\Security\Control the location of the log file - Enabled with a value of D:\EventLogs\Security.evtx Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Event Log Service\System\Control the location of the log file - Enabled with a value of D:\EventLogs\System.evtx Computer Configuration\Preferences\Folder - Action: Update, Path: D:\EventLogs Computer Configuration\Preferences\Control Panel Settings\Local Users and Groups - Action: Update, Group name: Administrators (built-in), Members: ADD, <DomainName>\<Security Group Name> User Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Start Menu and Taskbar\Remove the Action Center icon - Enabled These settings will: Keep the user from getting pop-ups from the Action Center Create the EventLogs folder on drive D (the write cache drive) Redirect the application, security, and system event logs to the new D:\EventLogs folder Add the domain security group that contains user accounts who should be local admins to the desktop s local administrators group 6
8 Create the Virtual Machine Create a Windows VM to be used as the master or golden image. Do just a basic configuration of the VM at this time; do not install any applications yet. To optimize a Windows 7 image, see the Windows 7 Optimization Guide. To optimize a Windows 8 or 8.1 image, see the Windows 8 and 8.1 Virtual Desktop Optimization Guide. Once the basic VM is built, there are four things that may need to be done before joining the VM to the domain. 1. For Windows 7, fix the WMI error that is the application event log. Run the Microsoft Fix it from 2. For VMware, install the hotfix for using a VMXNet3 network card in ESXi. Request and install the hotfix from 3. From an elevated command prompt, run WinRM QuickConfig. This allows the desktops to work with Citrix Director. 4. Disable task offload by creating the following registry key: a. HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\TCPIP\Parameters\ b. Key: "DisableTaskOffload" (dword) c. Value: 1 The write cache drive will become drive D when it is created, so before installing any software, change the CD drive letter from D to another letter, such as Z, for example. The VM is now ready to join the domain. After joining the domain, shut down the VM. Now two hard drives need to be added to the VM one for the write cache drive and the other for the PvD drive. Nothing will be done to these drives; they are just stub holders so Windows knows there should be two additional drives. The write cache and PvD drive must be different sizes, with the PvD drive being larger. If they are the same size, it is possible that the write cache and page files can be placed on the PvD drive, not the write cache drive. Make sure the new drives are created in the proper storage locations as shown in Figures 7 through 9. PVS uses the different disk sizes to determine which disk to use for the write cache. The smaller of the two disks is used for the write cache. 7
9 Figure 7 Figure 8 8
10 Figure 9 Power-on the VM, log on with a domain account, start Computer Management, and click on Disk Management as shown in Figure 10. Figure 10 9
11 Click OK to initialize the two new drives as shown in Figure 11. Figure 11 The two new drives appear in Disk Management as shown in Figure 12. Figure 12 10
12 Leave the drives unformatted, and exit Computer Management. Install PVS Target Device Software At this time, any needed software and updates can be installed. The XenDesktop Virtual Delivery Agent will be installed later. After all software and updates are installed, mount the PVS 7.6 ISO to the VM, open My Computer and double-click the CD. When the PVS installer starts, click Target Device Installation on both screens as shown in Figures 13 and 14. Figure 13 11
13 Figure 14 Follow the Installation Wizard to install the PVS Target Device Software. On the last page of the wizard, leave Launch Imaging Wizard selected, and click Finish as shown in Figure 15. Figure 15 12
14 You can exit the PVS installer screen, and unmount/disconnect the PVS 7.6 ISO from the VM s CD drive. Click Next on the Imaging Wizard as shown in Figure 16. Figure 16 13
15 Enter the name or IP address of a PVS Server, select the option for Credentials, and click Next as shown in Figure 17. Figure 17 Select Create new vdisk, and then click Next as shown in Figure 18. Figure 18 14
16 Enter a vdisk name, select the Store and vdisk type, and then click Next as shown in Figure 19. Figure 19 Select the licensing type, and click Next as shown in Figure 20. Figure 20 15
17 Ensure only the C drive is selected, and click Next as shown in Figure 21. Figure 21 16
18 Enter a target device name, select the MAC address and the target device collection, and click Next as shown in Figure 22. Figure 22 17
19 Click Optimize for Provisioning Services as shown in Figure 23. Figure 23 18
20 Verify all check boxes are selected, and click OK as shown in Figure 24. Figure 24 Depending on the.net Framework versions installed on the VM, the optimization process could take from less than a second to over an hour. Once the process has completed, click Finish as shown in Figure
21 Figure 25 The vdisk is created. Once the vdisk is created, a reboot pop-up appears as shown in Figure 26. Important: Do not reboot at this time. Depending on your hypervisor, you may need to shut down to make the next change. The VM needs to be configured to boot from the network first and the hard drive second. If this change can be made while the VM is running, make the change, and click Yes. If not, click No, shut down the VM, make the change, and power-on the VM to continue. Figure 26 20
22 Before continuing, what did the Imaging Wizard do inside of PVS? First, a vdisk was created as shown in Figure 27. Figure 27 Second, a target device was created, as shown in Figure 28, with the MAC address of the VM, linked to the vdisk just created, and the target device is configured to boot from its hard disk because the vdisk is empty right now. Figure 28 Once the VM has been configured to boot from the network first and the hard drive second, either power-on the VM or click Yes to reboot the VM as previously shown in Figure 26. When the VM is at the logon screen, log on with the same domain account, and the Imaging Wizard process continues as shown in Figure
23 Figure 29 When the Imaging Wizard process is complete, click Finish, as shown in Figure 30, and shut down the VM. Note: If there are any errors, click Log, review the log, correct any issues, and rerun the Imaging Wizard. Figure 30 22
24 Configure the vdisk in PVS The Imaging Wizard has now copied the contents of the VM's C drive into the vdisk. That means the C drive attached to the VM is no longer needed. Detach the C drive from the VM as shown in Figures 31 and 32. Important: Do not delete the C drive; just detach it. Figure 31 Figure 32 23
25 Now that the VM has no C drive, how will it boot? In the PVS console, go to the Target Device, right-click and select Properties as shown in Figure 33. Figure 33 Change the Boot from field to vdisk as shown in Figure 34. Figure 34 The vdisk contains everything that was on the original C drive, and the vdisk is still set to Private Image mode. That means everything that is done to the vdisk is the same as making 24
26 changes on the original C drive. Any changes made now will persist. When the vdisk is changed to Standard Image mode, the vdisk is placed in read-only mode, and no changes can be made to it. Before the VM is powered on, an AD Machine Account must be created. Rightclick the target device, select Active Directory and then Create Machine Account... as shown in Figure 35. Figure 35 Select Lab/Desktops/XD76 from the Organization unit drop-down as shown in Figure 36. Figure 36 25
27 Once the correct Organization Unit has been selected, click Create Account as shown in Figure 37. Figure 37 When the machine account is created, click Close as shown in Figure 38. If there is an error reported, resolve the error and rerun the process. Figure 38 26
28 Power-on the VM, and log on with domain credentials. Open Computer Management, and click on Disk Management. Here you can see the holders for the 10GB write cache and 20GB PvD drives, and the C drive (which is the vdisk) as shown in Figure 39. Figure 39 Exit Computer Management. You can also verify the VM has booted from the vdisk by checking the Virtual Disk Status icon in the Notification Area as shown in Figure 40. Figure 40 27
29 As shown in Figure 41, the Virtual Disk Status shows: The vdisk status is active The IP address of the PVS server streaming the vdisk That the target device is booting from the vdisk The name of the vdisk The vdisk is in read/write mode Figure 41 Exit the Virtual Disk Status. 28
30 Install the Virtual Delivery Agent The XenDesktop 7.6 Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) needs to be installed. Mount the XenDesktop 7.6 ISO to the CD. Double-click the CD drive, and the XenDesktop installation wizard will start. Click Start for XenDesktop as shown in Figure 42. Note: At this time, PvD is only supported for desktop operating systems. PvD is not supported for XenApp 7.6. Figure 42 29
31 Select Virtual Delivery Agent for Windows Desktop OS as shown in Figure 43. Figure 43 30
32 Select Create a Master Image, and click Next as shown in Figure 44. Figure 44 31
33 Select the appropriate HDX 3D Pro option, and click Next as shown in Figure 45. Figure 45 32
34 Verify Citrix Receiver is selected, and click Next as shown in Figure 46. Figure 46 Enter the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of a XenDesktop 7.6 Controller, click Test connection, and if the test is successful (a green check mark is displayed), click Add as shown in Figures 47 and 48. Repeat until all XenDesktop 7.6 Controllers are entered. Click Next when all Controllers are added. 33
35 Figure 47 Figure 48 34
36 Verify all options are selected, and click Next as shown in Figure 49. Figure 49 35
37 Select the appropriate firewall rules option, and click Next as shown in Figure 50. Figure 50 Click Install as shown in Figure 51. Figure 51 36
38 The VDA installation starts as shown in Figure 52. Figure 52 37
39 When the VDA installation completes, verify Restart machine is selected, and click Finish as shown in Figure 53. Figure 53 Disconnect/unmount the XenDesktop 7.6 ISO from the VM. 38
40 Update Virtual Delivery Agent Software At the time this content was written, there was one public update to the VDA software (ICAWS760WXnn005 where nn is either 32 or 64 for the bitness of your desktop OS). To check for available VDA updates, go to click on Support, and select XenDesktop from the drop-down. Change All Versions to XenDesktop 7.6, click on Software Updates and then on Public. If there is an update for XenDesktop 7.6, download and install it. After the VM restarts, log on to the desktop with domain credentials. Update Personal vdisk Software Check for updates to the Personal vdisk software at Sign in with your credentials, click on Downloads, select XenDesktop and Components from the two dropdowns. If there s a Personal vdisk update for XenDesktop 7.6, download and install it. Log on to the desktop again with domain credentials. Configure Personal vdisk By default, PvD uses two drive letters: V and P. V is hidden and is a merged view of the C drive with the PvD drive. If drive V is already used, the drive letter can be changed. If needed, change the hidden PvD drive letter: Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Citrix\personal vdisk\config Value: VHDMountPoint [REG_SZ] Set this to the drive letter of your choice. Ensure that :\ is appended to the end of your entry (Example: X:\ ). User profile data and applications and machine settings are stored in the PvD. By default, this is a 50/50 split if the PvD size is at least 4GB or larger. The percent to be allocated for applications and machine settings can be configured by setting the following registry value: KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Citrix\personal vdisk\config VALUE: PercentOfPvDForApps o By default, this value is set to 50. o Changing this to 80 will result in the V drive being allocated to 80 percent of the PvD disk. 39
41 Note: This value must be changed before the PvD is placed into production. Everything is now complete. Before running the PvD inventory, follow your standard procedure for sealing the image. This process is unique to every environment. Manually run the PvD inventory. Press the Windows Key + S, type in update, and click Update personal vdisk as shown in Figure 54. Figure 54 The PvD inventory starts. Leave Shut down the system when update is complete selected as shown in Figure 55. Figure 55 After the inventory completes, the VM is shut down. 40
42 PVS XenDesktop Setup Wizard Make a copy of the VM, and create a template of the copy. That way the original VM is still available for future needs. When making the template, make sure the template is stored on a storage location that is available when running the XenDesktop Setup Wizard. If you do not, an error "<host resource> has no available templates defined that are fully accessible by all hosts" is displayed during the XenDesktop Setup Wizard. Change the template to boot from network only. In the PVS console, click on the vdisk Pool node, right-click the vdisk, and select Properties as shown in Figure 56. Figure 56 Change the access mode to Standard image and cache type to Cache on device hard drive as shown in Figure 57. Note: If you leave the cache type at the default of Cache on server, there will not be an option to configure the write cache drive size when you run the XenDesktop Setup Wizard. Note: With PVS 7.6, Cache in device RAM with overflow on hard disk is now the recommended option. It is highly recommend you read the following two articles by Dan Allen before deciding which cache type to use: 1. Turbo Charging your IOPS with the new PVS Cache in RAM with Disk Overflow Feature! Part One 2. Turbo Charging your IOPS with the new PVS Cache in RAM with Disk Overflow Feature! Part Two 41
43 Figure 57 Right-click the Site, and select XenDesktop Setup Wizard as shown in Figure 58. Figure 58 42
44 Note: If you get an error pop-up that states No Standard Image vdisk exists in this Site, that simply means the vdisk is still in Private Image mode. Click Next as shown in Figure 59. Figure 59 Enter the name of a XenDesktop 7.6 Controller, and click Next as shown in Figure 60. Figure 60 43
45 Select the host resource from those configured in Citrix Studio, and click Next as shown in Figure 61. Figure 61 Enter your credentials for the host resource, and click OK as shown in Figure 62. Figure 62 44
46 Select the appropriate template and VDA version and/or functionality desired, and click Next as shown in Figure 63. Figure 63 45
47 Select the vdisk, and click Next as shown in Figure 64. Figure 64 Select Create a new catalog or Use an existing catalog, and click Next as shown in Figure 65. If you create a new catalog, enter a catalog name and description. Note: The wizard creates a machine catalog in XenDesktop and a device collection in PVS with the catalog name entered here. 46
48 Figure 65 47
49 Select Windows Desktop Operating System, and click Next as shown in Figure 66. Figure 66 48
50 Because we are using PvD, select The same (static) desktop and Save changes and store them on a separate personal vdisk, and click Next as shown in Figure 67. Figure 67 Make the appropriate choices. Create three VMs (desktops) with two vcpus, 2 GB RAM, a 10 GB write cache disk, and a 20 GB PvD disk, and change the PvD drive to Y. Click Next as shown in Figure 68. Note: If you do not see the option Local write cache disk, that means you left the vdisk at the default of Cache on server. Exit this wizard, correct the vdisk properties, and rerun the wizard. 49
51 Figure 68 50
52 Select Create new accounts to have new AD computer accounts created, and click Next as shown in Figure 69. Figure 69 51
53 Select the domain, OU, and account naming scheme, and click Next as shown in Figure 70. Figure 70 Verify the summary information, click Finish, as shown in Figure 71, and the wizard will begin creating the following: Virtual machines AD computer accounts Target devices Machine catalog in XenDesktop Studio BDM 52
54 Figure 71 When the wizard is complete, click Done as shown in Figure 72. Figure 72 53
55 The device collection in the PVS console (you may need to right-click the Site and select Refresh) shows the three target devices with only one powered on at this time as seen in Figure 73. Figure 73 Active Directory Users and Computers shows the new computer accounts as seen in Figure 74. Figure 74 54
56 Create XenDesktop Delivery Group In Citrix Studio, right-click on the Machine Catalogs node, and select Refresh. The new machine catalog created by the XenDesktop Setup Wizard is shown in Figure 75. Figure 75 Currently there is no Delivery Group to deliver the desktops. Right-click the Delivery Groups node in Citrix Studio, and select Create Delivery Group as shown in Figure 76. Figure 76 55
57 Click Next as shown in Figure 77. Figure 77 Select the machine catalog and the number of machines to be added from the catalog to this Delivery Group, and click Next as shown in Figure 78. Figure 78 56
58 Select Desktops, and click Next as shown in Figure 79. Figure 79 Click Add... as shown in Figure 80. Figure 80 57
59 Use the Select Users or Groups dialog to add users, and click OK as shown in Figure 81. Figure 81 Click Next as shown in Figure 82. Figure 82 58
60 Select the appropriate StoreFront option, and click Next as shown in Figure 83. Figure 83 Enter a Delivery Group name, display name, and an optional Delivery Group description for users, and click Finish as shown in Figure 84. Figure 84 59
61 From here, there are many options that can be configured. For example, edit the Delivery Group and set both weekdays and weekend peak hours to 24 hours as shown in Figure 85. Figure 85 To enable all desktops to be powered on at all times, start a PowerShell session on a Controller, and enter the following commands as shown in Figure 86: add-pssnapin *citrix* Get-brokerdesktopgroup set-brokerdesktopgroup -PeakBufferSizePercent 100 Figure 86 60
62 Exit the PowerShell session. After a few minutes, all the desktops will power on. The desktops will reboot one time before they are ready for users to log on. Back in the PVS console, the vdisk will show three connections and all three target devices will be powered on as shown in Figures 87 and 88. Figure 87 Figure 88 61
63 Understanding How Personal vdisk Works Now let us look at how the write cache and PvD drives work. All three desktops are powered on. Log on as a different user into each desktop. All three users are presented with the standard Windows 8.1 desktop configured during the creation of the master image VM as shown in Figure 89. Figure 89 Before taking a look at user customization and personalization, look at what is on the write cache and PvD drives. You will need to show system, hidden, and operating system files. Figures 92 and 93 show the write cache drive, which shows the write cache file, page file, and the EventLogs folder. 62
64 Figure 90 Figure 91 63
65 Figure 92 shows there is not much useful data on the PvD drive. Figure 92 64
66 Back in Citrix Studio, refresh the Delivery Group, and you will see there are now Sessions in use with no Unregistered or Disconnected machines as shown in Figure 93. Figure 93 Double-click the Delivery Group to see detailed information as shown in Figure 94. Figure 94 65
67 The first user configures their desktop as shown in Figure 95. Figure 95 The second user configures their background as shown in Figure 96. Figure 96 66
68 The third user configures their background as shown in Figure 97. Figure 97 Now that each user has customized their desktop, reboot each desktop, log on again to each desktop, and verify that the user s customizations persisted. 67
69 User Installed Software What about installing software? User1 installed NotePad++, User2 installed Google Chrome and User3 installed Mathematica. The three desktops are shown in Figures 98 through 100. Figure 98 Figure 99 68
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71 Now that each user has installed an application, rebooted each desktop, logged on again to each desktop, and verified the their installed applications persisted. Since we are using PvD to allow users to install applications, where are the applications installed? Looking at User1, we can see that Notepad++ was installed to c:\program Files\Notepad++ as shown in Figure 101. Figure
72 User2's Google Chrome is installed to C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application as shown in Figure 102. Figure
73 User3's Mathematica is installed to C:\Program Files\Wolfram Research\Mathematica\10.0 as shown in Figure 103. Figure 103 The C drive view is a combination of the hidden drive, V by default, and C. When users install applications, they will install as usual to the C drive. There is no need to install to the visible PvD drive, P by default. 72
74 Updating the Master Image How is the master image updated if an application needs to be installed for all users? It s simple; in the PVS console, create a maintenance version, update it, test it, and then make it available to users. In the PVS console, right-click the vdisk, and select Versions as shown in Figure 104. Figure 104 Click New as shown in Figure 105. Figure
75 A new Maintenance version of the vdisk is created as shown in Figure 106. Click Done. Figure 106 In the PVS console, go to the Device Collection that contains the original master target device is in, right-click the target device and click Properties as shown in Figure 107. Figure
76 Change the type to Maintenance, and click OK as shown in Figure 108. Note: In a production environment, you would have a dedicated target device to use for maintenance versions of vdisks. Figure
77 In the hypervisor, start that VM, and open the VM's console. An option to boot into either the production or maintenance version is shown. Select the maintenance version as shown in Figure 109. Figure 109 What has happened is that the target device has been configured to boot from a maintenance image, and during the boot-up communication, the PVS server recognized the MAC address and offered the target device the maintenance vdisk to boot from. The maintenance vdisk is in read/write mode so changes can be made to the vdisk. Log on to the desktop with domain credentials. Adobe Acrobat Reader was installed as shown in Figure 110. Note: Whatever software is installed, verify that any license agreements and pop-ups are acknowledged and any other configurations needed are done before sealing the image and running the PvD inventory. For example, in Acrobat Reader, acknowledge the license agreement, and disable the updater. 76
78 Figure 110 Before running the PvD Inventory, follow your standard procedure for sealing the image. This process is unique to every environment. Manually run the PvD inventory. Press the Windows Key + S, and type in Update personal vdisk as shown in Figure 111. Figure
79 The PvD inventory starts. Leave Shut down the system when update is complete selected as shown in Figure 112. Figure 112 After the inventory completes, the VM is shut down. Once the VM has shut down, in the PVS console, right-click the vdisk, and select Versions as shown in Figure 113. Figure
80 Select the Maintenance version, and click Promote as shown in Figure 114. Figure 114 PVS 7.6 adds the ability to now have a test version for a vdisk that uses PvD. This was not possible prior to version 7.6. Select Test, and click OK as shown in Figure 115. Figure
81 The vdisk version is promoted to Test, as shown in Figure 116. Click Done. Figure 116 In the PVS console, go to the device collection that contains the original master target device, right-click the target device, and click Properties as shown in Figure 117. Figure
82 Change the Type to Test, and click OK as shown in Figure 121. Note: In a production environment, you would have dedicated target devices to use for test versions of vdisks. Figure
83 In the hypervisor, start that VM, and open the VM's console. An option to boot into either the production or test version is shown. Select the test version as shown in Figure 119. Figure 119 What has happened is that the target device has been configured to boot from a test image, and during the boot-up communication, the PVS server recognized the MAC address and offered the target device the test vdisk to boot from. The test vdisk is in read-only mode, so no changes can be made to the vdisk. Log on to the desktop with domain credentials. There are several things to notice with the test version of the vdisk: The application that was installed for all users is there (Figure 120), The vdisk is in read-only mode (Figure 121), but The write cache is located on the PVS server (Figure 122) because There is no write cache drive (Figure 123) There is no PvD drive attached (also Figure 123), but The stub holders for the write cache and PvD drives are still there (Figure 124) 82
84 Figure 120 Figure
85 Figure 122 Figure
86 Figure 124 Once testing is completed, shut down the VM. Once the VM has shut down, in the PVS console, right-click the vdisk, and select Versions as shown in Figure 125. Figure
87 Select the test version, and click Promote as shown in Figure 126. Figure 126 Select Immediate, and click OK as shown in Figure 127. Figure
88 The updated vdisk is now available for use as shown in Figure 128. Click Done. Figure
89 Verify the Master Image Update Restart the desktops for them to start using the updated vdisk. The desktops will automatically reboot after a few minutes; this is normal. Wait until this reboot is complete before allowing the users access to the desktop. Log on to each desktop, and verify the new application is available and the user's original customizations and installed applications persisted after the update. The three desktops are shown in Figures 129 through 131. Figure 129 Figure
90 Figure 131 There are three other ways to complete this process. See 89
91 About Citrix Citrix (NASDAQ:CTXS) is a leader in mobile workspaces, providing virtualization, mobility management, networking and cloud services to enable new ways to work better. Citrix solutions power business mobility through secure, personal workspaces that provide people with instant access to apps, desktops, data and communications on any device, over any network and cloud. Citrix solutions are in use at more than 330,000 organizations and by over 100 million users globally. Learn more at Copyright 2015 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Citrix Provisioning Services, Citrix StoreFront, Citrix Receiver, and Citrix XenDesktop are trademarks of Citrix Systems, Inc. and/or one of its subsidiaries, and may be registered in the U.S. and other countries. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective companies. 90
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