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#Dmg reencrypt windows install#
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The name for the StoreFront configuration backup archive. Do not use -NoEncryption at the same time as the -Credential parameter.

#Dmg reencrypt windows archive#

Specify that the backup archive should be an unencrypted. Do not use -Credential at the same time as the -NoEncryption parameter.

#Dmg reencrypt windows password#

The PowerShell credential object should contain the password to use for encryption and decryption. Specify a credential object to create an encrypted. For more information see the StoreFront SDK article.

#Dmg reencrypt windows install#

The following cmdlets are provided in the Citrix StoreFront SDK which is installed automatically when you install and configure various StoreFront components.

The SiteID of the website in IIS where StoreFront is currently installed (exporting server) must match the SiteID of the target website in IIS (importing server) where you want to restore the backed up StoreFront configuration.

If an encrypted backup is required, perform the export again using a PowerShell credential object containing a password of your choice. You can decrypt encrypted backups (.ctxzip) later, but StoreFront cannot re-encrypt unencrypted backup files (.zip).The exporting and importing PowerShell cmdlets support both use cases. You can encrypt or decrypt your configuration backups.If importing a configuration into a server group, install the authentication packages on all members of the group. The configuration import fails if required authentication SDK packages are not installed on any of the importing servers. Do you currently use any Citrix published authentication SDK examples, such as Magic Word authentication or third party authentication customizations? If so, you must install these packages on ALL importing servers BEFORE importing a configuration containing extra authentication methods.

Things to consider when exporting and importing a StoreFront configuration

Building extra server groups in multigeo deployments such as in large enterprises with multiple datacenters.

Moving StoreFront during OS migrations such as upgrading the hosting OS from 2008R2 to 2019.

Creating user acceptance environments by cloning production deployments into a test environment.

Cloning existing testing StoreFront deployments to put into production.

Backup BEFORE upgrading StoreFront for disaster recovery.

You cannot modify existing backups as a file hash of the backup.zip file prevents modification. Any changes to the configuration requires a new backup to be taken to replace the old one.

Only backup StoreFront deployments in a working and trusted state.

Scenarios where configuration export and import can be used ctxzip if you choose to encrypt the backup file when it is created. The exported configuration backup is in the form of a single.

If the target server is a clean factory default installation, a new deployment is created using the imported configuration stored within the backup. If an existing deployment is already present on the importing server, the current configuration is erased and then replaced by the configuration contained within the backup archive. This includes both single server deployments and server group configurations. You can export the entire configuration of a StoreFront deployment. For example, you can export and import the configuration between StoreFront version 1912 LTSR and 1912 LTSR, or between version 1912 LTSR CU LTSR CU1, but not between version 1912 LTSR CU LTSR CU2. You can only import StoreFront configurations which are the same StoreFront version as the target StoreFront installation. Integrate with Citrix Gateway and Citrix ADCĬonfigure Citrix Gateway connection settingsĬonfigure two URLs for the same Citrix GatewayĬonfigure Citrix ADC and StoreFront for Delegated Forms Authentication (DFA)Ĭreate a single Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) to access a store internally and externallyĬonfigure StoreFront using the configuration filesĬonfigure Citrix Receiver for Web sites using the configuration filesĮxport and import the StoreFront configuration Set up highly available multi-site stores Store subscription data using Microsoft SQL ServerĬonfigure Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 use of browser tabsĬonfigure StoreFront to launch applications and desktops in Windowed ModeĬonfigure communication and session time-out Manage remote access to stores through Citrix GatewayĬertificate Revocation List (CRL) checkingĬonfigure two StoreFront stores to share a common subscription datastore Manage the resources made available in stores

Migrate Web Interface features to StoreFrontĬonfigure Kerberos constrained delegation for XenApp 6.5Ĭonfigure the password expiry notification periodĮxport store provisioning files for users StoreFront high availability and multi-site configuration