- May 07, 2020 We are hoping to deploy the latest Citrix Workspace app using Microsft Intune. Historically we were using the.bat provided by Citrix to deploy using GPO, so we are not sure if anyone here has used Intune to push the app.
- When we talk about a digital workspace app, it will likely conjure up a mental image of VMware’s Workspace ONE Hub or Citrix’s Workspace App. But, of course, they’re not the only vendors offering organizations a digital workspace platform. Microsoft has their own workspace app interface—the Intune Company Portal app.
- Mar 19, 2021 Configure Workspace App using Intune – Receiver for Windows 4.x – Discussions (citrix.com) What about the rest of the settings? As a rule of thumb, you can translate them fairly easily.
Citrix Workspace app is a client component in a Citrix infrastructure that allows a user to launch resources in a Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops (CVAD) environment, formerly known as XenApp and XenDesktop. With resources I mean for example (Saas) applications and virtual desktops. One of the most frequently asked questions from customers is whether it is possible to publish Win32 applications with Microsoft Intune. The answer is Yes. It is possible to deploy Windows 10 Store Apps, MSI files and even.EXE files. Although.EXE files cannot be published directly. You need to “wrap” the.EXE file (and other required source files if applicable) to an.INTUNEWIN file.
-->A successful adoption or migration to Microsoft Intune starts with a plan. This plan depends on your current mobile device management (MDM) environment, business goals, and technical requirements. Additionally, you need to include the key stakeholders who will support and collaborate with your plan.
We created some planning and deployment guides to help plan your adoption or move to Intune.
Tip
This guide is a living thing. So, be sure to add or update existing tips and guidance you've found helpful.
Before you begin
Your Intune deployment might be different from a previous MDM deployment. Intune uses identity-driven access control. It doesn't require a network proxy to access organization data from devices outside your network.
Review the common ways to use Intune.
These guides assume you've evaluated Intune in a proof of concept (PoC) environment, and decided to use it as the MDM solution in your organization. You're familiar with Intune and its features.
Planning and deployment guides
Planning guide: This guide includes recommendations, suggestions, and guidance on the different tasks associated with MDM solutions. For example, get guidance on:
- Common objectives
- Managing personal devices and desktop computers
- Costs and licensing
- Existing policies and group structures
- Creating a rollout plan
- Communicating changes with your users
- Supporting your help desk
Deployment plans and guides: These guides cover several areas:
Set up Intune and drive end-user adoption with conditional access: See your options when moving to Intune, or adopting Intune. Learn more about the advantages of using conditional access, and see a task list.
Enroll devices: Use these guides to determine the best enrollment method for your devices. Get an overview of the admin tasks, and the end user tasks. The deployment enrollment guides cover the following areas:
Device and app management: Deploy a basic set of device configuration and compliance policies for users and devices. You can also deploy a specific set of apps used by your organization.
App protection: For business line of business (LOB) apps that need an extra layer of protection, you can use app protection policies.
Educate your users: Get guidance on communicating with users about Company Portal app messages, getting apps, and the information Apple and Google send to Intune.
Next steps
Citrix Workspace For Mac
Start planning your Intune adoption using the planning guide.
Intune Citrix Workspace Client
Find the right Intune setup for your organization.