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My OCD would not allow me to keep those errors in something I am helping create.

GPMC is more accurate.Īll the spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors I reported to Citrix are fixed in the Excel file.

The “Applies to” data in a Studio policy setting is very different than the same setting in the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC).

Some settings that are in obvious groupings have the same Description text even though the text has nothing to do with the policy setting.

Some just say “This setting will be Enabled/Allowed/Disabled/Prohibited”.

Some settings explain what Enabled/Allowed and Disabled/Prohibited do.

Some settings have the drop-down lists in alphabetical order but some don’t.

Some settings that have drop-down lists start with the first item in the list as item 0 but some start with 1.

Some settings are Enabled/Disabled and some are Allowed/Prohibited.Inconsistencies in policy settings drove my OCD up the wall. There was spelling, grammar, and punctuation issues and also factual errors. Along the way, I found numerous issues with the Descriptions. I then started gathering all the “Applies to” and “Description” (aka Help Text) from Studio and copying and pasting all that information. I started out with XenApp/XenDesktop 7.13 and created the base Excel worksheet and asked the contributors for help finding all the registry information for all 409 policy settings. Unfortunately for us, this turned out to be a lot of manual data gathering and a lot of copy & paste. Markus Zehnle (fellow Dallas Cowboys fan).I would like to thanks the following community members for their help on this project: I decided to take matters into my own hands and start a community project.Īfter fives weeks of hard work, we a pleased to present you with this Excel file of all the Citrix policy settings we could find and figure out. After pestering my Citrix contacts, I, again, never received a single response.

There was so much missing information that I reached back out to my Citrix contacts because surely this information is sitting on some developer’s computer somewhere at Citrix. So I started my own Excel file based on what little I had from the documentation scripts. I reached out to several people at Citrix to see if such a file existed and all promised to get back to me. It also contains no data for any version of XenApp or XenDesktop 7.x. Someone pointed me to this Citrix article on Citrix Policy Reference but it has not been updated in three years. I replied I did not and had been asking Citrix for such an Excel file since March 2012. Five weeks ago, on the same day, I received three emails asking if I had a spreadsheet listing all the Citrix policy settings like Microsoft supplies.