#Citrix reciver storefront install#

StoreFront communicates to the backend delivery controllers through the Broker Service (formerly XML Service) for enumeration of resources and launching the published applications and desktops with Citrix Workspace app and the ICA protocol. There are several authentication methods available to handle user logons including traditional Active Directory username and password, SAML, passthrough, and smart cards. This config consists of a store name, base URL, user interface settings, timeout settings, and appropriate SSL certificates.

The admin creates one or more StoreFront Stores through the StoreFront configuration within the management console. That way, they work together in a group to handle load balancing and HA requirements.

#Citrix reciver storefront install#

The recommendation is to install two or more StoreFront servers within the data center or cloud environment behind a firewall. JavaScript is not enabled, text in this section cannot be localized using JavaScript ->

Receiver for HTML5 SDK provides a set of APIs that enables Windows Apps and desktop delivery to custom websites from Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop. It comprises a User Interface tier and a StoreFront Services Web Proxy tier. Connections may happen directly (typically for internal access scenarios) or externally through a Citrix Gateway on a Citrix ADC (formerly NetScaler Gateway). Receiver for Web is a component of Citrix StoreFront providing access to applications and desktops using a Web browser. As the classic iteration of Citrix Workspace, Citrix StoreFront enables. Citrix StoreFront is installed on Microsoft Windows servers allowing end-users to connect from the endpoint device of their choice. Citrix StoreFront is an enterprise app store for users that aggregates and presents virtual app and desktop resources from on-premises and hybrid deploymentsdelivering a near-native user experience across Citrix Workspace app (formerly Citrix Receiver) on any platform.