Citrix XenMobile Mobile Device Management (2014)
Preface
With the launch of a new mobile device every day, Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions are on the top priority list for most of the corporate houses. This book deals with the Citrix® XenMobile™ Solution, which has been acknowledged as one of the most secure solutions available as of now. In this book, we will introduce each of the XenMobile™ Solution components and further provide detailed step-by-step instructions to successfully deploy these components.
What this book covers
Chapter 1, XenMobile™ Solutions Bundle, introduces our readers to the XenMobile™ Solutions Bundle and its components.
Chapter 2, XenMobile™ Solution Deployment Prerequisites, covers the system requirements and prerequisites required to successfully deploy the XenMobile™ components.
Chapter 3, NetScaler® Gateway VPX Deployment, introduces our readers to the NetScaler Gateway VPX Solution and its step-by-step deployment procedure.
Chapter 4, XenMobile™ Device Manager Deployment, covers the XenMobile™ Device Manager Installation and configuration steps.
Chapter 5, XenMobile™ App Controller Deployment, covers the step-by-step installation and configuration for the XenMobile™ App Controller.
Chapter 6, XenMobile™ Remote Support, covers the installation steps for XenMobile™ Remote Support tool and configuration to remotely access enrolled mobile devices.
Chapter 7, Device Enrollment and Revoking Access, covers the steps to enroll devices with the XenMobile™ Device Manager server and revoke access to these devices.
Chapter 8, Managing Applications, explains how to manage applications residing on enrolled devices using the XenMobile™ Device Manager and XenMobile™ App Controller.
Chapter 9, Deploying Policies, introduces XenMobile™ Device Manager and App Controller policies with examples.
Chapter 10, Troubleshooting, covers the most common installation and configuration challenges faced by admins, with their best possible resolutions.
What you need for this book
You need to install the following software applications:
· XenMobile™ Device Manager 8.5
· App Controller 2.9
· NetScaler VPX 10
· XenMobile™ Remote Support 8.5
· VMware Workstation 8 (used for testing purpose)
· VMware ESX or XenServer® (for production environments)
· Worx Home 8.5.0 for mobile devices
Who this book is for
This book is for professionals who want to familiarize themselves with MDM and who aspire to discover how MDM software is designed to meet the most complex and demanding mobile requirements when it comes to securing their mobile enterprise.
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