Course Overview
You will learn how to share, sync, and secure content for your company with Citrix Content Collaboration in this course. You will be able to use the User Management Tool for Content Collaboration and comprehend the Content Collaboration architecture, StorageZone configurations and deployment choices, Citrix Files applications, single sign-on, and management and administration of your Content Collaboration system.
Prerequisites
- Windows Server administration
- Microsoft Exchange and Outlook
- Basic Enterprise File Synchronization and Sharing
Audience Profile
They are designed for IT professionals who have little to no prior knowledge with Citrix Content Collaboration and are working with it. Networking administrators, engineers, and architects who want to learn how to deploy or operate Citrix Content Collaboration are potential students
Learning Objectives
- Recognize Citrix Content Collaboration architecture and Enterprise File Synchronization and Sharing architecture.
- How to construct StorageZones and use the Citrix Content Collaboration management interface
- Different StorageZone deployment considerations and scenarios for managing Citrix Content Collaboration users in an Active Directory environment
Content Outline
- An overview of Enterprise File Sync and Sharing (EFSS), including use cases, ethical, and legal issues,
- Examine the architecture, components, and storage aspects of content collaboration
- How to Begin a Collaboration on Content.
- How to manage administrative settings, including users, folders, and permissions.
- More integrations and cloud-based features.
- Overview of Storage Zones architecture and deployment
- options for customer-managed storage, including proof-of concept, high-availability, and multi-site deployments
- Review system, networking, and hosting requirements
- including steps for server preparation, installation and
- configuration
- Manage, monitor, and upgrade Storage Zone deployments
- for optimal performance
- Overview of single-sign-on use cases, security, and advantages of the SAML 2.0 protocol
- Configurations for supported identity providers and single sign-on settings for content collaboration
- User provisioning using the User Management Tool (UMT) and task planning for automatic Active Directory updates
• Citrix Files application system requirements, configuration and settings
• Compare features and functionalities for various use cases applications and workflows
• Lifecycle product version considerations
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