There is an actual snap-in called Folder. Now I am guessing that you are quite familiar with this procedure, but did you know you can add custom folders and that you can change the parent folder of snap-ins? Go to File \ Add/Remove Snap-in to add your snap-ins. Now it is time to add your favorite snap-ins. I suggest to allow users to save changes to this console (this does not give them the right to modify the console) and to allow the use of customize views.To edit the console, select Author Mode on the context menu of the console (right-mouse click). This is the mode the console is in after you save it. Set the console mode to User mode - limited access, multiple window.The first step is to create a custom MMC: Edit MMC, edit taskpad and add more tasksĬreate a custom Microsoft Management Console (MMC).Create a custom Microsoft Management Console (MMC).
#ACCESS MANAGEMENT CONSOLE XENAPP 6.5 HOW TO#
In the following sections I will explain how to create such a custom console: What I like about this solution is that it is simple to create, simple to operate, simple to expand and it is for free.
#ACCESS MANAGEMENT CONSOLE XENAPP 6.5 WINDOWS#
I have been using a modified Microsoft Management Console (MMC) since XenApp 6.5 and I am using the same solution for my latest XenDesktop 7.18 environment running on Windows Server 2016.īefore I go into detail, let me show you an example of what I am talking about.
In this article, I would like to share with you an idea about creating a custom management console for your Citrix tools.
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