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Troubleshooting Citrix Xendesktop

You're reading from   Troubleshooting Citrix Xendesktop The ultimate troubleshooting guide for clear, concise, and real-world solutions to a wide range of common Citrix XenDesktop problems

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2015
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ISBN-13 9781785280139
Length 274 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Gurpinder Singh Gurpinder Singh
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Preface 1. Getting Started – Understanding Citrix XenDesktop® and its Architecture 2. Troubleshooting Toolkit for Citrix XenDesktop® FREE CHAPTER 3. Getting Around Installation Issues 4. Overcoming VDA Registration Problems 5. Conquering Citrix Session Launch Difficulties 6. Surpassing XenDesktop® Service Issues 7. Troubleshooting Performance 8. Solving Printing Issues 9. Getting the Better of HDX™ MediaStream Challenges 10. Taming MCS and PVS™ Setbacks Gracefully 11. Troubleshooting NetScaler® Integration Issues 12. Dealing with Known Issues in Citrix XenDesktop® Index

Capturing performance data


Much advancement has been made in the XenDesktop product suite and Citrix Director to capture data and present it through EdgeSight. However, these tools don't capture or provide bottleneck issues related to network and storage layers. Administrators have to work with multiple teams to perform analysis to understand if there is any bottleneck in the network and storage components that is slowing things up for the XenDesktop performance.

Performance Monitor

To troubleshoot performance issues, many administrators take help from a very old and powerful Windows tool called Performance Monitor. You can configure custom control sets in order to monitor multiple components for a XenDesktop site. It may be configured to monitor basic components, such as CPU/memory, disk utilization for read and writes, disk/storage IOPS, SQL database counters, and other relevant counters.

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To learn more about configuring Performance Monitor counters, please refer to Chapter 2, Troubleshooting...

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