In my previous blog I showed you how to deploy Work Folders on Windows Server 2019. In this blog I will show you how to configure Remote Access to these Work Folders via the Azure Active Directory Application Proxy. I great benefit of using the Azure AD Application Proxy is that you don’t need expensive reverse proxy solutions and you don’t have to open your firewall ports, so it is also more secure.
Windows 10 Modern Management is hot. More and more companies are looking for the possibilities to manage Windows 10 devices with their Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) product. This does not only mean that they want a single tool with which they can manage all type of devices (like iOS, Android and Windows), but also a new way of managing their Windows 10 devices. With this new way of management the end user and the administrator are more flexible. The location of the device has become irrelevant and a local domain join or a VPN connection to the company location to receive the latest updates, applications and policies are no longer needed.
It’s almost a year ago, that I wrote an installation guide / step-by-step guide about Citrix XenDesktop. XenDesktop releases arrived at a rapid pace in the past year. At this moment, the current release is version 7.12 which was released in December 2016. So, it’s time for an up-to-data step-by-step blog about the latest XenDesktop release. This time I want to do something different, till now I always used Citrix Provisioning Services (PVS) for the XenDesktop Hosts. Since version 7.11 it’s also possible to use the Microsoft Azure Resource Manager for the XenDesktop Hosts, lets take a closer look on how to configure that.
In this blog I will guide you step-by-step on how to setup Microsoft Azure RemoteApp with a custom image. First I will create a custom image with a few custom applications installed on it. In the following steps I will show you how to import this image to RemoteApp, publish the applications and give users access to these applications. For this blog I will use a clean Azure environment (with nothing configured yet) and keep everything basic. For the user provisioning I have validated my robinhobo.com domain and manually created a test user.
There are a few ways to provision users in a Microsoft Azure AD directory. The most common is with the use of the Azure AD Connect tool which syncs your on-premises AD directory with Azure AD. The simplest way (and good for Cloud Only scenarios) is to create users directly in Azure AD. If you want to create a user in Azure AD with the UPN of your domain name, you first need to validate the domain name. In this blog I will show you step-by-step how to do this.
Last year Microsoft announced the Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite. This suite consists of Azure Active Directory Premium, Microsoft Intune and Azure Rights Management Service. With Microsoft Intune you can manage mobile devices, and not only Mobile Device Management (MDM) but Mobile Application Management (MAM) as well. In the latest Microsoft Intune updates it is now possible to create a separate application layer / app isolation for the corporate apps and prevent data exchange between corporate and non-corporate apps.
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