Applications

Applications

Note: The use of the scripts requires the Citrix PowerShell SnapIns.

• Add-CTXApplication.ps1

  Adds applications to a desktop group or application group

• Add-CTXApplicationGroup.ps1

  Add application group to a desktop group

• Add-CTXApplicationToGroup.ps1

  Adds application to a desktop group or application group

• Add-CTXDesktopGroup.ps1

  Associate Remote PC desktop groups with the specified Remote PC catalog

• Get-CTXApplications.ps1

  Get the applications published on this site

• Get-CTXApplicationFolderMetadata.ps1

  Gets metadata from the admin folder

• Get-CTXApplicationFolders.ps1

  Get the admin folders in this site

• Get-CTXApplicationGroupMetadata.ps1

  Gets metadata from the application group

• Get-CTXApplicationGroups.ps1

  Gets details of configured application groups

• Get-CTXCatalogMetadata.ps1

  Gets Catalog Metadata from the Catalog objects

• Get-CTXCatalogs.ps1

  Gets catalogs configured for this site

• Get-CTXDesktopGroupMetadata.ps1

  Gets metadata from the desktop group

• Get-CTXDesktopGroups.ps1

  Gets broker desktop groups

• Move-CTXApplication.ps1

  Move a published application from one admin folder to another

• Move-CTXApplicationFolder.ps1

  Moves a folder to another place in the hierarchy, optionally renaming it

• New-CTXApplication.ps1

  Creates a new published application

• New-CTXApplicationFolder.ps1

  Creates a new admin folder

• New-CTXApplicationGroup.ps1

  Create a new application group to which applications can be added

• New-CTXCatalog.ps1

  Adds a new catalog to the site

• New-CTXDesktopGroup.ps1

  Create a new desktop group for managing the brokering of groups of desktops

• Remove-CTXApplication.ps1

  Deletes an application

• Remove-CTXApplicationFolder.ps1

  Removes an admin folder

• Remove-CTXApplicationFolderMetaData.ps1

  Deletes metadata from the admin folder

• Remove-CTXApplicationFromGroup.ps1

  Removes application from a desktop group or application group

• Remove-CTXApplicationGroup.ps1

  Remove application groups from the system, or break the association between an application group and a desktop group

• Remove-CTXApplicationGroupMetaData.ps1

  Deletes Metadata from the Application Group object

• Remove-CTXCatalog.ps1

  Remove catalog from the site

• Remove-CTXCatalogMetadata.ps1

  Deletes Catalog Metadata from the Catalog objects

• Remove-CTXDesktopGroup.ps1

  Remove desktop group from the system

• Remove-CTXDesktopGroupMetaData.ps1

  Deletes Desktop Group Metadata from the Desktop Group object

• Rename-CTXApplication.ps1

  Renames an application

• Rename-CTXApplicationFolder.ps1

  Renames a admin folder

• Rename-CTXApplicationGroup.ps1

  Renames an application group

• Rename-CTXCatalog.ps1

  Renames a catalog

• Rename-CTXDesktopGroup.ps1

  Renames a desktop group

• Set-CTXApplication.ps1

  Changes properties of an application

• Set-CTXApplicationFolderMetaData.ps1

  Creates or updates metadata for Admin Folder

• Set-CTXApplicationGroup.ps1

  Changes properties of application group

• Set-CTXApplicationGroupMetaData.ps1

  Creates or updates metadata for application group

• Set-CTXCatalog.ps1

  Sets the properties of a catalog

• Set-CTXCatalogMetadata.ps1

  Creates or updates metadata for Catalog

• Set-CTXDesktopGroup.ps1

  Adjusts the settings of a broker desktop group

• Set-CTXDesktopGroupMetaData.ps1

  Creates or updates metadata for desktop group

• Test-CTXApplicationGroupNameAvailable.ps1

  Determine whether the proposed ApplicationGroup Name is available for use

• Test-CTXApplicationNameAvailable.ps1

  Determine whether the proposed Application Name is available for use

• Test-CTXBrokerDBConnection.ps1

  Tests whether a database is suitable for use by the Citrix Broker Service

• Test-CTXDesktopGroupNameAvailable.ps1

  Determine whether the proposed DesktopGroup Name is available for use