This section briefly describes the approach to determine the Citrix Receiver client type. In the context of the Mobile SDK for Windows Apps, the first thing an. Aug 29, 2017 To install the Citrix Receiver the right way you. Citrix has a support article how to deploy the Citrix Receiver with SCCM. I used the /silent. Dec 13, 2017 We need to install Receiver 4.3.1 with SCCM 2012 R2.The clients are Win7 x64 with UAC. 'CitrixReceiver.exe' /silent /includeSSON EnableCEIP. Nov 07, 2015 Continue the SCCM application deployment job after the. Latest Citrix receiver via SCCM. Receiver has been installed-->install version 4.3.

3. In the General pane, select Manually specify the application information and click Next. 4. In the General Information pane, specify information about the application such as Name, Manufacturer, Software version, and so on.

5. In the Application Catalog wizard, specify additional information such as Language, Application name, User category and so on and click Next. Note: Users can see the information you specify here. 6. In the Deployment Type pane, click Add to configure the deployment type for Citrix Receiver setup. The Create Deployment Type wizard appears.

• In the General pane: Set the deployment type to Windows Installer (*. Capricorn Christmas Light Tester Manual High School. msi file), select Manually specify the deployment type information and click Next. • In the General Information pane: Specify deployment type details (For example: Receiver Deployment) and click Next. • In the Content pane: • Provide the path where the Citrix Receiver setup file is present. For example: Tools on SCCM server.

• Specify Installation program as one of the following: - CitrixReceiver.exe /silent for default silent installation. - CitrixReceiver.exe /silent /includeSSON to enable domain pass-through. - CitrixReceiver.exe /silent SELFSERVICEMODE=false to install receiver in Non-Self Service Mode.

• Specify Uninstall program as CitrixReceiver.exe /uninstall (to enable uninstallation through SCCM). • Set Setting Type to File System. • Under Specify the file or folder to detect the application, set the following: - Type – From the drop-down menu, select File. - Path –%ProgramFiles (x86)% Citrix ICA Client Receiver - File or folder name – Receiver.exe • Property – From the drop-down menu, select Version • Operator – From the drop-down menu, select Greater than or equal to • Value – Type 4.3.0.65534 Note: This rule combination applies to Citrix Receiver for Windows upgrades as well. - In the User Experience pane, set: • Installation behavior - Install for system • Logon requirement - Whether or not a user is logged on • Installation program visibility - Normal.

Note: Do not specify any requirements and dependencies for this deployment type. 7. In the Summary pane, verify the settings for this deployment type. Gothic 3 Patch V1 12 Pace. A success message appears.

8. In the C ompletion pane, a new deployment type (Receiver Deployment) is listed under the Deployment types. Click Next and click Close. In the Deployment Settings pane, set Action to Install and Purpose to Required (enables unattended installation).

In the Scheduling pane, specify the schedule to deploy the software on target devices. In the User Experience pane, set the User notifications behavior; select Commit changes at deadline or during a maintenance window (requires restart) and click Next to complete the Deploy Software wizard. In the Completion pane, a success message appears. Reboot the target endpoint devices (required only to start installation immediately). On endpoint devices, Citrix Receiver for Windows is visible in the Software Center under Available Software. Installation is triggered automatically based on the schedule you configure.

Alternatively, you can also schedule or install on demand. The installation status is displayed in the Software Center after the installation starts. Right-click Device Collections and select Create Device Collection. The Create Device Collection wizard appears. In the General pane, type the Name for the device and click Browse for Limiting collection. This determines the scope of devices, which can be one the default Device Collections created by SCCM. In the Membership Rules pane, click Add Rule for filtering the devices.