Enter the administrator credential for the Citrix Cloud environment.

• Click “Home” > “Workspace Configuration”
• Click “Edit” for “Workspace URL”
• Enter the prefix of Workspace URL
• Check the box to agree 10 minutes service outage
• Click “Save”

Notes:

• Auto detect if the prefix is available
• This configuration will cause up to 10 minutes service outage

• Click “Home” > “Resource Locations”
• Click “+ Resource Location”
• Enter the Resource Location name
• Click “Save”
• The created Resource Location will be shown

Notes:

• You may have several demos and PoCs hosted in one Citrix Cloud environment
• Each demo / PoC should have it’s own Resource Location connected by separate Cloud Connector

• After the Cloud Connector installation, click “Home” > “Identity and Access Management”
• Click “…” > “Manage subscriber access” of “Active Directory + Token”
• Choose “Active Directory + Token”

Notes:

• This configuration will cause around 1 day service shortage
• Recommended bundled feature to show with the demo

• Browse to Workspace Login URL
• Click “Don’t have a token?”
• Enter the “Username” and click “Next”
• Click the account email and receive the “Verification Code”
• Enter the “Verification Code” and “Password” and click “Next”
• The token QR Code and token code is returned

• Launch “Citrix SSO” in your mobile phone
• Click “Password Token” > “Add New Token”
• Scan the QR Code or enter the token code manually
• Enter the token name and click ”Save” and the Token will be shown

Note:

• You may use “Google Authenticator” OR “Microsoft Authenticator” instead

• Login to the Citrix Cloud Connector machine using Domain Administrator account
• Start a web browser, and navigate to https://citrix.cloud.com. Log into Citrix Cloud using your Citrix Cloud credentials.

• Click the Hamburger Menu on the top left and select Resource Locations.
• Click “+ Cloud Connector” at your prepared Resource Location. Download and install (As Administrator) the Citrix Cloud Connector (cwcconnector.exe) software.

Notes:

• The installer will test the connection automatically. If it is not successful, use “CCProxyCheck Tool” to check the connection issue
  https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX260337
• Cloud Connector also requires to trust the Citrix Cloud certificate. Follow the below article to install the Root CA and Intermediate certificate
  https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX223828

• In the Citrix Cloud Connector, Sign in with your Citrix Cloud credentials. Choose the specified Customer Zone (The provisioned Citrix Cloud) and Resource Location.
• Click “Install”
• Once the installation is complete, and the connectivity test is successful (connectivity test can take a few minutes), click Close to close the installation window.

• Back in the Citrix Cloud browser session, click Refresh in the ‘Add a Cloud Connector’ page. You should see the page showing 1 Cloud Connection in orange as it has only one Cloud Connector without HA.

• Go back to Citrix Cloud portal. Click the Hamburger Menu, expand My Services and select Virtual Apps and Desktops
• Click the Manage tab.
• Verify that the Citrix Cloud Connectors (Connector1) have been added under the specified Site inside Zones node

• Browse “https://citrix.cloud.com” and login to Citrix Cloud using the Citrix Cloud admin credential
• Click the Hamburger Menu and select Workspace Configuration
• Select “Sites” > “Add Sites”

• Select Virtual Apps and Desktops (Formerly XenApp and XenDesktop), then click Continue
• Select My Resource Location, enter Delivery Controller Address as the Server Address, then click Discover
• When prompted with Please enter your Virtual Apps and Desktops site credentials, enter domain administrator credential as the username and the password you have, and click Continue
• When notified with Success! We found the site Local Farm, click Continue

Notes:

• Prepare the Domain Admin credential

• On the Verify Active Directory Connection screen, click Continue
• On the Configure Connectivity screen, select Traditional Gateway. Enter the On-premise Gateway FQDN (don’t include the https part) as the Traditional Gateway Name/External FQDN, click Add
• Click the Test STA button. At the Success message, click Continue

• On the Confirm Site Aggregation screen, click Save and Finish

• Click on the Service Integrations tab
• Enable the Virtual Apps and Desktops On-Premises Sites by clicking on the three button menu icon at the far right and choosing Enable. Then Confirm in the following dialog box
• The VDC Resource Integration has completed

Notes:

• Log on to the Workspace with the domain user credentials
• Click on Apps to confirm the On-Prem Apps are now available in the Cloud Workspace
• Click on Desktops to confirm the On-Prem Desktops are new available in the Cloud Workspace
• If you see the On-Prem Desktops, you have successfully migrated from access the On-Prem Desktops available from StoreFront to a Citrix Cloud Environment available through Cloud Workspace

• Login to the workload machine (Server / Desktop VDA) by administrator account
• Download the VDA setup executable from www.citrix.com/download
• Launch the VDA installation
• In “Delivery Controller” page, type “Citrix Cloud Connector” address
• Complete the rest configuration and complete the installation
• Reboot the machine

• Back to “Citrix Cloud” administration Portal
• Click the Hamburger Menu and select “Virtual Apps and Desktops”
• Click “Manage” > “Full Configuration”
• Right Click “Machine Catalogs” > “Create Machine Catalog”

• Click “Next”
• Choose the “Operating System” type
  • Multi-Session OS for Virtual Apps and Hosted Shared Desktop
  • Single-Session OS for Virtual Desktop

• Select “ Machines that are power managed”
• Select “Another service or technology” and click “Next”
• Click “Add VMs…” to select the installed VDA machines and click “OK”
• Select the correct “Zone” and click “Next”

• Enter “Machine Catalog Name” and Click “Finish”

• Click “Create Delivery Group” > “Create Delivery Group”

• Click “Next”

• Choose the “Machine Catalog” created before
• Click “Next”

• Select “Allow any authenticated users to use this Delivery Group”
• Click “Next”

Note:

• You can select “Leave user management to Citrix Cloud. This makes the Delivery Group available as a Library offering you can assign to users” to control the resource assignment in Citrix Cloud “Library”

• Click “Add…” > “ From Start Menu”
• Select the application that needs to deploy and click “OK”
• Click “Next”

• Click “Add..”
• Enter “Display Name” for Hosted Shared Desktop deployment
• Select “Allow everyone with access to this Delivery Group to use a desktop”
• Check “Enable desktop” and click “OK”
• Click “Next”

• Enter “Delivery Group name” and click “Finish”
• Check the Delivery Group is created and the VDA status as “Registered”

• Browse to Workspace URL
• Log on to the Workspace with the domain user credentials and OTP Token
• Click on Apps to confirm the delivered Apps are now available in the Cloud Workspace
• Click on Desktops to confirm the delivered Desktops are new available in the Cloud Workspace
• Click the Applications and Desktops and see they can be accessed properly
• You have successfully deploy the Apps and Desktops to a Citrix Cloud Environment available through Cloud Workspace