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Este artigo foi traduzido automaticamente. Some email services reject messages sent using the Citrix Content Collaboration mail server or flag the messages as spam. If you are getting any reports of email delivery problems, setting the preference to user sending message might resolve the issue.
This option might trigger message rejection as well, so do not use this option unless you are experience deliverability issues. By default, system notifications are sent from Citrix Content Collaboration mail servers to clients. At times this might not be ideal, especially when dealing with recipient mail servers that employ aggressive spam filters or whitelists.
In these cases, setting a custom SMTP server allows you to send system notifications from your own mail server instead. By setting a custom SMTP on your account, your users recognize your email address as the sender and any failed emails come back to you. To use a custom SMTP, an employee user must have the Allow this user to modify account-wide policies permission.
Before contacting Citrix about delays in our system, verify that your messages are not being delayed by local filter services.
One means of verifying that information is to review the full header details of a message and reviewing the time messages send between services or filters.
Likewise, review your mail server authentication methods to ensure that Citrix can communicate with your servers. Too many connections from your host - This issue might occur when you have exceeded the maximum allowed connections on your SMTP server. To resolve this, you must update or increase your maximum allowed connections in your SMTP configuration, or use consolidated notifications to limit the number of connections you receive on a typical basis.
By default, even if a user has upload or download notifications for a folder, they do not receive notifications about their own activity in those folders. Enabling this option causes users with folder notifications set to receive updates about their own activity.
After enabling this setting, Request a File links that require recipients to enter their name and email before uploading emails a receipt email to the person uploading a file. Only request links that require name and email send upload receipts. When you set upload or download notifications for certain users on folders, users receive notifications about the uploads or downloads in real time by default. Users can change this default behavior by clicking the Personal Settings link in their account.
However, if you want to set a default value for this setting for all users on your account, you can do so using this setting.
Changing this setting does not affect existing users in the system. It is only applied to newly created users. You can update this setting for individual users at their individual profile page. When set to no, the emails do not contain the question or answer text, but do include a link to sign in and view that information instead.
This option is used to enable the encrypted email feature. Setting the option to No prevents users from sending or responding to encrypted email messages. By default, all users on the account can configure a secondary email address for their profile. Setting the value to No removes the ability to configure a second email address for all users, including both employees and clients.
By default, all clients who have download access to a particular folder have a Send button that allows them to send any of the files in the folder to a third-party recipient. However, in some use cases, companies do not want clients to be able to send files to third-parties, even though the client can download the files and send them to third-parties outside of the system. If Yes is selected, the Share button appears for clients inside all folders. If No is selected, the Share button only appears for employee users.
For accounts on the Professional plan and higher, the File Retention policy causes files to automatically be deleted some days after they are uploaded. This option can be configured separately for each root-level folder in the system. This setting determines the default file retention policy used when a new root-level folder is created. Never is the default value. By default, files and folders are displayed so that the most recent items are listed first.
Users can choose a different order for files and folders by clicking the Title, MB, Uploader, or Creator headings. Citrix Content Collaboration remembers the order that they choose and uses this option to display files in the same order within that folder in the future.
You can choose a different order in which files and folders display. To do so, choose a category to use to display files and whether they are to be displayed in Ascending or Descending order.
If Yes is marked, when a user uploads a file to a folder that already contains a file with the same name, both versions of the file are saved so you can follow the progress of the file and prevent any data loss from overwriting. If No is chosen, uploading a file with the same name as an existing file causes the system to overwrite the older version of the file on your account. You can set a maximum number of versions of files that the system saves.
For example, if you choose to save up to 10 versions of a file, and you have 10 versions of a file stored on your account, any new uploads cause the oldest version of the file to be deleted. When using Microsoft Office Online for viewing and editing, Office Online keeps a temporary copy of the file being viewed and edited for the purposes of rendering and making changes to the file.
It is recommended that all administrators communicate this information to users along with reviewing the Microsoft Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. An Office subscription is required for editing. When the workflow completes, Citrix Content Collaboration moves the files to the selected on-prem folder. If a user views any file related to a completed workflow, Citrix Content Collaboration makes a temporary copy of the file from on-prem to the Citrix Content Collaboration cloud cache.
A file is available for up to one week in the cloud cache after the last time the file is viewed. If Cloud Rendering is disabled, users are not able to use Feedback and Approval or Custom Workflow features with files stored on a customer managed storage zone. It is recommended that all administrators communicate this information to their users along with reviewing the Citrix End User Services Agreement and Privacy Policy. You can enable or disable access to individual apps and tools on your account.
Any changes in this menu impact all users on the account. Show Apps Page in Navigation Bar allows the Apps link to be present in the upper right corner of your account. You can customize which tools are shown in this list. You can enable or disable the tools listed in this menu. This tool allows you to create a default set of subfolders that can be added to new or existing folders on your account to allow for easy folder structure setup when the same subfolders are frequently used.
An example of this is if you have separate folders for specific projects or clients on your account and information in each folder is always organized into the same subfolder categories.
Applying a folder template to the folder automatically creates the default subfolders within the selected folder to streamline folder setup. Users with a large amount of folders or deeply nested folder structures might not be able to apply folder templates to subfolders in bulk or rename existing folders in bulk. There might be a delay while Citrix Content Collaboration processes template changes across your account. If you are editing templates that have been associated with many folders on your account, allow the web app time to process these changes before navigating away from the folder template menu.
You can enter a name for this template which allows you to identify the template if you set up more than one on the system. This title is not displayed in the folder screen.
You can also enter a description which is displayed on the Dynamic Folder Templates page to help you further identify a specific template, if you create more than one on your account. When you are done, click Create Template. On the next screen, click the title of your template to highlight it, and then click Add Folder. You can set up as many subfolders as you would like. To create a subfolder of a folder in the template, you can click the name of the folder that the new subfolder will be in, then click Add Folder.
Once you are done, click Finish. You can add a template when creating a folder. To do so, create a folder and use the Apply Template drop-down menu to apply a folder template. When you create the folder, the subfolders in the template are automatically set up inside the new folder. You can also use a template to add subfolders to a folder that you have already created. In the folder template section, apply a template from the drop-down menu. To remove a template from a given subfolder, check the Do not use a folder template option in the menu.
You can apply folder templates to subfolders in bulk. You must be an Employee user with the Allow this user to edit folder templates permission.
You must also be a member of the super user group to use the Apply Templates to Folder button. Access and share files with Content Collaboration in Citrix Workspace. Prepare for Citrix Workspace. Configure access to workspaces. Secure workspaces. Integrate services into workspaces. Manage your workspace experience. Customize workspace notifications.
Customize the appearance of workspaces. Customize security and privacy policies. Customize Citrix Workspace app settings. Optimize DaaS in Citrix Workspace. Aggregate on-premises virtual apps and desktops in workspaces. Optimize connectivity with Direct Workload Connection. Service continuity. Optimize workflows. IT Self-Service. HR Self-Service. Sales Productivity. Employee Well-being.
Document History. Aviso legal. Este texto foi traduzido automaticamente. Este artigo foi traduzido automaticamente. If you want to customize workspace preferences that affect the sign-in experience to align with your company requirements, visit Customize workspace security and privacy policies.
If you want to customize the pre-login and post-login workspace appearance, visit Customize the appearance of workspaces. The Allow Caching setting enhances performance for subscribers accessing Citrix Workspace through a web browser. When caching is enabled, subscribers experience faster loading of their Activity Feed and can access resources in Files more quickly.
Caching is supported when accessing Citrix Workspace with a supported web browser. If you disable caching, the encrypted data is purged the next time the subscriber signs in to Citrix Workspace through their web browser. Also, the subscriber can purge this data manually by clearing browsing data from their web browser. Customers who have access to Workspace Configuration and the new Workspace experience can allow subscribers to favorite and unfavorite app and desktop resources.
The Allow Favorites feature is enabled by default. When enabled default , subscribers can add up to Favorites using the star icon at the top left-hand corner of each non-mandatory app and desktop card. If your subscribers do not have access to desktops configured, the desktop selection in the sidebar does not display.
For a subscriber with access only to apps and desktops that have the Mandatory keyword:. Only the Recents tab is shown. Automatically Launch Desktop is available to customers who have access to Workspace Configuration and the new Workspace experience. The preference only applies to workspace access from a browser.
When disabled default , the setting prevents Citrix Workspace from automatically starting a desktop when a subscriber signs in. Subscribers must manually launch their desktop after signing in. When enabled, if a subscriber has only one available desktop, the desktop automatically launches when the subscriber signs in to their workspace.
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App Protection policies provide protection even against custom and purpose-built hacker tools. However, as operating systems evolve, new ways of capturing screens and logging keys might emerge.
While we continue to identify and address them, we cannot guarantee full protection in specific configurations and deployments. The feature restricts the ability of clients to compromise with keylogging and screen capturing malware. App Protection prevents exfiltration of confidential information such as user credentials and sensitive information on the screen.
The feature prevents users and attackers from taking screenshots and from using keyloggers to glean and exploit sensitive information. App Protection requires that you install an add-on license on your License Server. A Citrix Virtual Desktops license must also be present. Two policies provide anti-keylogging and anti-screen-capturing functionality in a session. These policies must be configured through PowerShell. No GUI is available for the purpose.
App Protection component is now installed by default during the Citrix Workspace app installation. The Enable app protection check box that appears during the installation is replaced with Start App Protection after installation. If you do not enable this check box, App Protection automatically starts upon the first start of a protected resource or component for customers who have entitled to App Protection.
You can take a screenshot of the area outside the protected window. Previously, anti-screen capture and anti-keylogging capabilities were enforced by default for Citrix authentication and Citrix Workspace app screens. However, starting from , these capabilities are disabled by default and need to be configured using the Group Policy Object. The expected behavior depends upon the method by which users access the StoreFront that has the protected resources.
Starting from Citrix Workspace app for Windows release, you can view a notification when a possible attempt of screen capture is made on any protected resources. The notification appears only once per running instance of the screen capture tool. The notification appears again if you relaunch the tool and attempt screen capture. For more information about the resources assigned, contact your system administrator. Behavior of apps that have the App Protection feature configured on the Controller:.
On an App Protection configured-Controller, if you try to launch an application that is protected, the App Protection starts automatically and protects the app. Starting with Version , the App Protection logs are collected as part of Citrix Workspace app logs. For more information about log collection, see Log collection.
You do not need to install or use a third-party app to collect the App Protection logs specifically. However, DebugView can still be continued to be used for log collection. The App Protection logs are registered to the debug output. To collect these logs, do the following:. From the example above, you can view the logs in log. To uninstall the App Protection component, you must uninstall Citrix Workspace app from your system.
Restart the system for the changes to take effect. Application Categories allow users to manage collections of applications in Citrix Workspace app. You can create application groups for applications shared across different delivery groups or used by a subset of users within delivery groups. For more information, see Create application groups in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops documentation.
This feature provides enhanced security while handling ICA files during a virtual apps and desktops session launch. Citrix Workspace app lets you store the ICA file in the system memory instead of the local disk when you launch a virtual apps and desktops session. This feature aims to eliminate surface attacks and any malware that might misuse the ICA file when stored locally. This feature is also applicable on virtual apps and desktops sessions that are launched on workspace for Web.
When you sign in to the store through the browser, click Detect Workspace App. You can take extra measures so that sessions are launched only using the ICA file stored on system memory. Use any of the following methods:. Run the PowerShell module. Log collection simplifies the process of collecting logs for Citrix Workspace app. The logs help Citrix to troubleshoot, and, in cases of complicated issues, provides support.
HDX adaptive throughput intelligently fine-tunes the peak throughput of the ICA session by adjusting output buffers. The number of output buffers is initially set at a high value.
This high value allows data to be transmitted to the client more quickly and efficiently, especially in high latency networks. Provides better interactivity, faster file transfers, smoother video playback, higher framerate, and resolution results in an enhanced user experience. Session interactivity is constantly measured to determine whether any data streams within the ICA session are adversely affecting interactivity.
If that occurs, the throughput is decreased to reduce the impact of the large data stream on the session and allow interactivity to recover. HDX adaptive throughput changes the output buffers by moving the mechanism from the client to the VDA. So, adjusting the number of output buffers on the client as described in CTX has no effect. For more information, see Adaptive transport section in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops documentation.
Doing so ensures that users can apply only administrator-specified settings on their systems. Specifically, you can:. You can hide specific user-configurable settings from the Advanced Preferences sheet by using the Citrix Workspace app Group Policy Object administrative template. To hide the settings:. You can hide the Reset Workspace option from the Advanced Preferences sheet only using the Registry editor. The policy path for the Citrix Workspace Updates option is different from the other options present in the Advanced Preferences sheet.
This feature is in Technical Preview. StoreFront to Workspace URL migration enables you to seamlessly migrate your end users from a StoreFront store to Workspace store with minimal user interaction.
Consider, all your end users have a StoreFront store storefront. When the end user launches the Citrix Workspace app, the Citrix Workspace store opens. The previously added StoreFront store storefront. Users can always switch back to the StoreFront store storefront.
Admins can control the removal of the StoreFront store storefront. The removal can be done through the global app config service. Configure the Workspace URL xyz. This field is optional. You can set the following value based on your requirement:. If you have provided a past date, then the StoreFront store is removed immediately upon URL migration. If you have provided a future date, then the StoreFront store is removed on the set date.
Users have a limited option to delay the transition up to three times. When delivering applications with Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops and Citrix DaaS, consider the following options to enhance the user experience:.
By default, Citrix Workspaces app allows you to select the applications to display in the Start menu. By simply adding a StoreFront account to Citrix Workspace app or configuring Citrix Workspace app to point to a StoreFront site, you can configure self-service mode.
The configuration allows users to subscribe to applications from the Citrix Workspace user interface. The enhanced user experience is similar to that of a mobile app store. By default, Citrix Workspace app allows users to select the applications they want to display in their Start menu.
In self-service mode, you can configure mandatory, auto-provisioned, and featured app keyword settings as needed. You can set up shortcuts in the Start menu and on the desktop from the StoreFront site. The following settings can be added in the web. Windows 8, 8.
Instead, display the applications individually or under the root folder. In the web. Find this section by locating the opening tab:. For example:. In multiple server deployments, use only one server at a time to change the configuration of the server group.
Ensure that the Citrix StoreFront management console is not running on any of the other servers in the deployment. Once complete, propagate your configuration changes to the server group, so that the other servers in the deployment are updated. For more information, see StoreFront documentation. Citrix Workspace app can be configured to automatically place application and desktop shortcuts directly in the Start menu or on the desktop.
However, this configuration is similar to the previous Workspace for Windows versions. However, release 4. The functionality is useful in environments with a handful of applications that need to be displayed in consistent locations.
If RemoveappsOnLogoff and RemoveAppsonExit are enabled, and users are experiencing delays in app enumeration at every logon, use the following workaround to reduce the delays:. Editing the registry incorrectly can cause serious problems that might require you to reinstall your operating system. Citrix cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the incorrect use of the Registry Editor can be solved. Use the Registry Editor at your own risk. Be sure to back up the registry before you edit it. If you have dozens or even hundreds of apps, allow users to select the applications to add to Favorite and Start menu:.
If a user has a family computer, you might not need or want app shortcuts at all. In such scenarios, the simplest approach is browser access; install Citrix Workspace app without any configuration and browse to workspace for web.
You can also configure Citrix Workspace app for self-service access without putting shortcuts anywhere. If the user has only a few apps, put them all in the Start menu or on the desktop, or in a folder on the desktop. If you want to set the location of shortcuts so every user finds them in the same place use XenApp per App Settings:. If it is, Citrix Workspace app subscribes the application and does not create a shortcut.
When the user starts the application from the Citrix Workspace app window, Citrix Workspace app starts the locally installed preferred application. If a user uninstalls a preferred application outside of Citrix Workspace app, the application is unsubscribed during the next Citrix Workspace app refresh. If a user uninstalls a preferred application from the Citrix Workspace app dialog, Citrix Workspace app unsubscribes the application but does not uninstall it.
The keyword prefer is applied when Citrix Workspace app subscribes an application. Adding the keyword after the application is subscribed has no effect. You can specify the prefer keyword multiple times for an application. Only one match is needed to apply the keyword to an application. The following patterns can be used in any combination:. This feature is referred to as Local App Access.
When the user starts the application from the Citrix Workspace app dialog, Citrix Workspace app starts the locally installed preferred application. If a user uninstalls a preferred application from the Citrix Workspace app, Citrix Workspace app unsubscribes the application but does not uninstall it.
The application name pattern matches any application with the specified application name in the shortcut file name. The application name can be a word or a phrase. Quotation marks are required for phrases. Matching is not allowed on partial words or file paths and is case-insensitive. The application name matching pattern is useful for overrides performed manually by an administrator. The absolute path pattern matches the entire shortcut file path plus the entire application name under the Start menu.
The Programs folder is a sub folder of the Start menu directory, so you must include it in the absolute path to target an application in that folder. Quotation marks are required if the path contains spaces. The matching is case-sensitive. The absolute path matching pattern is useful for overrides implemented programmatically in Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops and Citrix DaaS.
The relative path pattern matches the relative shortcut file path under the Start menu. The relative path provided must contain the application name and can optionally include the folders where the shortcut resides.
Matching is successful if the shortcut file path ends with the relative path provided. The relative path matching pattern is useful for overrides implemented programmatically.
This feature lets you define a virtual monitor layout that applies to the remote desktop. You can also split a single client monitor virtually into up to eight monitors on the remote desktop. You can configure the virtual monitors on the Monitor Layout tab in the Desktop Viewer. There, you can draw horizontal or vertical lines to separate the screen into virtual monitors.
The screen is split according to specified percentages of the client monitor resolution. After applying a virtual monitor layout, resize or reconnect the session. This configuration applies only to full-screen, single-monitor desktop sessions, and does not affect any published applications. This configuration applies to all subsequent connections from this client. Starting from Citrix Workspace app for Windows , virtual display layout is also supported for full-screen and multi-monitor desktop sessions.
Virtual display layout is enabled by default. In case this limit is exceeded, the virtual display layout is ignored and not applied to any session monitor. Use the session prelaunch feature to reduce application launch time during normal or high traffic periods, thus providing users with a better experience. The prelaunch feature allows to create a prelaunch session.
Prelaunch session is created when a user logs on to Citrix Workspace app, or at a scheduled time if the user has signed in.
The prelaunch session reduces the launch time of the first application. The default application ctxprelaunch. For more information, see session prelaunch and session linger guidance in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops article titled Manage delivery groups. Session prelaunch is disabled by default. The default setting, null, means that prelaunch is disabled. If the client machine has been configured to support Domain Passthrough SSON authentication, prelaunch is automatically enabled.
You cannot customize the prelaunch feature using the receiver. However, you can change the prelaunch configuration by modifying registry values. Registry values can be modified during or after Citrix Workspace app for Windows installation. The time hour format and days of a week for the scheduled prelaunch entered in the following format:.
The bidirectional content redirection policy allows you to enable or disable client to host and host to client URL redirection. Server policies are set in Studio, and client policies are set from the Citrix Workspace app Group Policy Object administration template. However, we recommend that you use bidirectional content redirection for domain-joined Windows clients.
To enable bidirectional content redirection using the GPO administrative template:. By default, system notifications are sent from Citrix Content Collaboration mail servers to clients.
At times this might not be ideal, especially when dealing with recipient mail servers that employ aggressive spam filters or whitelists. In these cases, setting a custom SMTP server allows you to send system notifications from your own mail server instead. By setting a custom SMTP on your account, your users recognize your email address as the sender and any failed emails come back to you.
To use a custom SMTP, an employee user must have the Allow this user to modify account-wide policies permission. Before contacting Citrix about delays in our system, verify that your messages are not being delayed by local filter services. One means of verifying that information is to review the full header details of a message and reviewing the time messages send between services or filters. Likewise, review your mail server authentication methods to ensure that Citrix can communicate with your servers.
Too many connections from your host - This issue might occur when you have exceeded the maximum allowed connections on your SMTP server. To resolve this, you must update or increase your maximum allowed connections in your SMTP configuration, or use consolidated notifications to limit the number of connections you receive on a typical basis. By default, even if a user has upload or download notifications for a folder, they do not receive notifications about their own activity in those folders.
Enabling this option causes users with folder notifications set to receive updates about their own activity. After enabling this setting, Request a File links that require recipients to enter their name and email before uploading emails a receipt email to the person uploading a file.
Only request links that require name and email send upload receipts. When you set upload or download notifications for certain users on folders, users receive notifications about the uploads or downloads in real time by default. Users can change this default behavior by clicking the Personal Settings link in their account. However, if you want to set a default value for this setting for all users on your account, you can do so using this setting. Changing this setting does not affect existing users in the system.
It is only applied to newly created users. You can update this setting for individual users at their individual profile page. When set to no, the emails do not contain the question or answer text, but do include a link to sign in and view that information instead. This option is used to enable the encrypted email feature. Setting the option to No prevents users from sending or responding to encrypted email messages. By default, all users on the account can configure a secondary email address for their profile.
Setting the value to No removes the ability to configure a second email address for all users, including both employees and clients. By default, all clients who have download access to a particular folder have a Send button that allows them to send any of the files in the folder to a third-party recipient. However, in some use cases, companies do not want clients to be able to send files to third-parties, even though the client can download the files and send them to third-parties outside of the system.
If Yes is selected, the Share button appears for clients inside all folders. If No is selected, the Share button only appears for employee users.
For accounts on the Professional plan and higher, the File Retention policy causes files to automatically be deleted some days after they are uploaded. This option can be configured separately for each root-level folder in the system.
This setting determines the default file retention policy used when a new root-level folder is created. Never is the default value. By default, files and folders are displayed so that the most recent items are listed first. Users can choose a different order for files and folders by clicking the Title, MB, Uploader, or Creator headings.
Citrix Content Collaboration remembers the order that they choose and uses this option to display files in the same order within that folder in the future. You can choose a different order in which files and folders display.
To do so, choose a category to use to display files and whether they are to be displayed in Ascending or Descending order. If Yes is marked, when a user uploads a file to a folder that already contains a file with the same name, both versions of the file are saved so you can follow the progress of the file and prevent any data loss from overwriting.
If No is chosen, uploading a file with the same name as an existing file causes the system to overwrite the older version of the file on your account. You can set a maximum number of versions of files that the system saves. Citrix Ready workspace hub. Use Configuration Checker to validate single sign-on configuration. Display your devices in the Desktop Viewer. Citrix Files.
Find desktops and apps. Manage sessions through Connection Center. Refresh apps. Regional settings. Relative mouse. Configure shortcuts and reconnect options using GUI. Uninstall Citrix Workspace app for Windows. Use apps when not connected to the internet.
During registration, Workspace presents a QR code for the subscriber to scan with an authentication app. For a smooth registration process, Citrix recommends downloading and installing Citrix SSO on the target device beforehand.
Enter the verification code and Active Directory account password when prompted and select Next. After completing registration, subscribers can return to the Citrix Workspace sign-in page and enter their Active Directory credentials along with the token displayed in their authentication app. Only verification codes that are generated from an authentication app on an enrolled device are supported tokens for two-factor authentication.
You can customize the subscriber experience of workspaces for different users and to meet specific organizational requirements in Workspace Configuration. To rectify this, subscribers must log out of Citrix Workspace and close the browser or Citrix Workspace app, and wait approximately 5 minutes. When their workspaces are available again, the subscriber can sign in using the new authentication method.
For more information, visit Choose or change authentication methods. To refresh the Citrix Workspace app for Windows:. This downloads a file with a. The development, release and timing of any features or functionality described in the Preview documentation remains at our sole discretion and are subject to change without notice or consultation. The documentation is for informational purposes only and is not a commitment, promise or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality and should not be relied upon in making Citrix product purchase decisions.
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