What's new and upcoming with Citrix technology and features

Connect XenCenter to the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environment to see information about Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops machines and sessions hosted in your XenServer pool.

With the image management functionality, MCS separates the mastering phase from the overall provisioning workflow. You can prepare an MCS image (Prepared Image) from a single source image and use it across multiple different MCS machine catalogs. This implementation significantly reduces the storage and time costs and simplifies the VM deployment and image update process.

With this feature, you can convert an existing MCS provisioned catalog to image-decoupled catalog. Currently, this feature is applicable to Azure and VMware virtualization environments.

MCS currently offers PowerShell administrators a set of identity management commands primarily for on-premises Active Directory use cases. However, there is a growing demand from our customers to support new identity infrastructures, including Azure AD, Hybrid Azure AD, Intune enrollment, and non-domain joined scenarios. To address this, it is essential to provide a unified set of identity management commands that accommodate all these use cases. This standardization will improve ease of use and readability for administrators.

Day 0 support for Android 15

The new Workspace UI is now available for on-premises stores. This UI, previously available only for cloud stores, ensures a consistent look and feel across cloud and on-prem stores.

Administrators can now manage settings for specific user groups, rather than uniformly applying them across all store users.

MCS has developed a new mechanism for managing on-premises Active Directory and Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) identity service accounts. The new mechanism simplifies and enhances the management of machine identities including: computer accounts in on-premises Active Directory, Azure AD joined devices, Intune enrolled devices.