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ICT-Hotlist TopicDo you want to produce a download with all the applications configured in your Citrix XenApp Farm with PowerShell?Citrix installs the PowerShell extensions default on the XenApp servers so you do not have to download and configure them (see example 2 for a server based Excel version).Here are the steps to run the Citrix PowerShell snapins on your client PC. Example 1: PC based
Add-PSSnapin Citrix*
Get-PSSnapin Citrix* Get-XAApplicationReport * -ComputerName nlaalcit01 | Export-Clixml c:\test\DownloadApps.xml Example 2: Server BasedCheck if registered Citrix Snapins are loaded on the XenApp server:PS>
Get-PSSnapin Citrix*
-Registered
Ok, the Citrix Snapins are registered. Now you can run the following commands:
Name : Citrix.Common.Commands PSVersion : 2.0 Description : Citrix Common Commands Name : Citrix.Common.GroupPolicy PSVersion : 2.0 Description : Citrix Group Policy Provider Name : Citrix.XenApp.Commands PSVersion : 2.0 Description : Citrix XenApp Commands PS>
Add-PSSnapin Citrix*
This will retrieve the following parameters per application:
PS> Get-XAApplication -ComputerName nlaalcit01 | Export-Csv c:\temp\CitrixApps.csv
Citrix XenApp application parameters exported and shown in Microsoft Excel. This example runs on a XenApp server, grabs on the application name, description and if the application is available. The CSV file is ordered alphabetically and downloaded to the computer PC0101.
# This PowerShell script must run on a XenApp Server.
# It extracts the Application name, description and if it is enabled. The sorted file is # downloaded to the computer PC0101 (Change it to your pc!) # (C)Copyright 2015-2024 vanSoest.it by Johan van Soest Add-PSSnapin Citrix* Get-PSSnapin Citrix* Get-XAApplicationReport * | Select DisplayName, Description, Enabled | Sort DisplayName | Export-Csv -Path \\PC0101\c$\test\CitrixApps.csv
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