Deployment Guide for XenApp 6.5
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XenApp Application Servers – Server pool on which the core XenApp application suite is
installed. XenApp allows users to connect to their corporate applications via any network
connected device. XenApp can host applications on a central server and allows users to interact
with them remotely or stream and deliver them to user devices for local execution. Hosts the
published application to which users connect.
XenLicense – Licensing server that enables features and services within a XenApp solution.
6 INITIAL REQUIRED CONFIGURATION
This section of the deployment guide details the initial configuration within the AX appliance. The initial
requirement is to configure the following items:
Health Monitor – Sends on-demand health checks to configured servers and/or all the server
members of a service group. The health checks can be configured with different protocol types,
health monitor retries, time intervals between each health check, health check timeouts and many
other customizable health check options.
Source NAT – Translates internal host addresses into global routable addresses before sending
the host's traffic to the Internet. When reply traffic is received, the AX device then retranslates the
addresses back into internal addresses before sending the reply to the client.
Session Persistence – Enables a user to direct request to the same XenApp server based on the
source IP address of a packet.
6.1 HEALTH MONITOR CONFIGURATION
The AX Series can automatically initiate health status checks for real servers and service ports. Health
checks assure that all requests go to functional and available servers. If a server or a port does not
respond appropriately to a health check, the server is temporarily removed from the list of available
servers. Once the server is restored and starts responding appropriately to the health checks, the server
is automatically added back to the list of available servers.
1. Navigate to Config Mode > Service > Health Monitor > Health Monitor.
2. Click Add.
3. In the Name field, enter “XENAPPHC”.
4. Select Method “HTTP”.
5. Click OK, and then see the next section to continue with the Service Group configuration.