SYN 227 - Product Update: What’s New with NetScaler 32. 32 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
• nFactor was released in version 11.062x
• http://docs.citrix.com/en-us/netscaler/11/security/aaa-tm/multi-factor-nfactor-authentication.html
33. 33 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
Framehawk improves traffic delivery in low or challenging bandwidth situations
With NetScaler Gateway, Framehawk is available off the corporate network too, for remote access
scenarios such as working from home or the coffee shop or a hotel room. These are places where
Wi-Fi is often subject to electromagnetic inference that degrades the quality of the connection.
Support for remote access also opens the door to using Framehawk over 3G/4G/LTE connections.
This helps ensure the best mobile user experience by providing the best ICA transport grooming
possible over less than desirable network paths
<next slide>
Ensure UDP port 443 is open on the NetScaler Gateway virtual server. Framehawk will use UDP
over port 443 when accessing XenApp/XenDestop remotely through NetScaler Gateway.
44. 44 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
The threat index is based on attack information. The attack-related information, such as violation
type, attack category, location, and client details, gives you insight into the attacks on the
application. Violation information is sent to NetScaler Insight Center only when a violation or
attack occurs. A large number of breaches and vulnerabilities lead to a high threat index value.
46. 46 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
ETA – Q1’2016
47. 47 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
http://docs.citrix.com/en-us/netscaler/11/security/reputation/ip-reputation.html
55. 55 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
GSLB selects a Gateway using proximity logic
Gateway invokes LB (w/ staticProximity LB method)
• Rewrite policy is used for invocation
• Actual client IP used for “staticProximity” service selection
LB return “preferred services list”
• Services indicate delivery controllers
Gateway inserts the preferred service list in the header for Storefront
Storefront selects the delivery controller based on most preferred service
Receiver uses the “Optimal Gateway” configured for this delivery controller (site)
• Optimal gateway configuration is performed on Storefront
56. 56 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
GSLB selects a Gateway using proximity logic
Gateway invokes LB (w/ staticProximity LB method)
• Rewrite policy is used for invocation
• Actual client IP used for “staticProximity” service selection
LB return “preferred services list”
• Services indicate delivery controllers
Gateway inserts the preferred service list in the header for Storefront
Storefront selects the delivery controller based on most preferred service
Receiver uses the “Optimal Gateway” configured for this delivery controller (site)
• Optimal gateway configuration is performed on Storefront
57. 57 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
GSLB selects a Gateway using proximity logic
Gateway invokes LB (w/ staticProximity LB method)
• Rewrite policy is used for invocation
• Actual client IP used for “staticProximity” service selection
LB return “preferred services list”
• Services indicate delivery controllers
Gateway inserts the preferred service list in the header for Storefront
Storefront selects the delivery controller based on most preferred service
Receiver uses the “Optimal Gateway” configured for this delivery controller (site)
• Optimal gateway configuration is performed on Storefront
58. 58 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
GSLB selects a Gateway using proximity logic
Gateway invokes LB (w/ staticProximity LB method)
• Rewrite policy is used for invocation
• Actual client IP used for “staticProximity” service selection
LB return “preferred services list”
• Services indicate delivery controllers
Gateway inserts the preferred service list in the header for Storefront
Storefront selects the delivery controller based on most preferred service
Receiver uses the “Optimal Gateway” configured for this delivery controller (site)
• Optimal gateway configuration is performed on Storefront
59. 59 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
GSLB selects a Gateway using proximity logic
Gateway invokes LB (w/ staticProximity LB method)
• Rewrite policy is used for invocation
• Actual client IP used for “staticProximity” service selection
LB return “preferred services list”
• Services indicate delivery controllers
Gateway inserts the preferred service list in the header for Storefront
Storefront selects the delivery controller based on most preferred service
Receiver uses the “Optimal Gateway” configured for this delivery controller (site)
• Optimal gateway configuration is performed on Storefront
60. 60 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
GSLB selects a Gateway using proximity logic
Gateway invokes LB (w/ staticProximity LB method)
• Rewrite policy is used for invocation
• Actual client IP used for “staticProximity” service selection
LB return “preferred services list”
• Services indicate delivery controllers
Gateway inserts the preferred service list in the header for Storefront
Storefront selects the delivery controller based on most preferred service
Receiver uses the “Optimal Gateway” configured for this delivery controller (site)
• Optimal gateway configuration is performed on Storefront
61. 61 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
GSLB selects a Gateway using proximity logic
Gateway invokes LB (w/ staticProximity LB method)
• Rewrite policy is used for invocation
• Actual client IP used for “staticProximity” service selection
LB return “preferred services list”
• Services indicate delivery controllers
Gateway inserts the preferred service list in the header for Storefront
Storefront selects the delivery controller based on most preferred service
Receiver uses the “Optimal Gateway” configured for this delivery controller (site)
• Optimal gateway configuration is performed on Storefront
62. 62 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
http://docs.citrix.com/en-us/storefront/2-6/dws-manage/dws-configure-ha/dws-configure-ha-
optimal.html?_ga=1.141282164.756373124.1454298992
74. 74 © 2016 Citrix | Confidential
Benefits:
Online community with shared expertise
Online content
Local meetings in technology community
Local content
Training and certification discounts
Discounts on Synergy in 2016
Led by users, for users, C-U-G-C is an online and in-person hub for technology professionals.
Its goal is to connect users across industries, globally and locally. It‘s about knowledge-sharing,
high-quality content and independent insights.
We encourage you get involved by starting or joining a local group, sharing content and
networking.
Membership is free and open to anyone who works with Citrix products or is interested in Citrix
products.
Join now at www.mycugc.org!