There is a way to do this with multiple Storefront Stores and filters but that’s convoluted, in my opinion and since you most likely will soon own FSLogix, I’d like to show you an easy way.įirst, in order to use App Masking you’ll want to install the FSLogix Apps agent. Use Case 1.) Publishing an application through Citrix Storefront only and NOT to the desktopĭo you currently deploy your Citrix published applications to the user’s desktop and start menu? Have you ever had a particular application that you wanted to make available remotely through Storefront without a shortcut on the desktop or start menu? In my opinion, that has limited appeal to me when working in medium to large sized organizations but there is still plenty of interesting use cases. Of course, you could load all of your apps into a fat image and use FSLogix to hide the applications selectively for the different users who log in, that’s a use case that was marketed many years ago. Now that FSLogix has been acquired by Microsoft and it has been announced that the entire product suite will soon be available for pretty much all enterprise customers, I figured it might be timely to revisit App Masking and talk about some real world examples of where it has helped me. #microsoftIgnite #IgniteTheTour #rds #FSLogix /IKwU24FPij Whenever I have talked about FSLogix at conferences, I have referred to them as the Kings of keeping it simple.Īpp Masking was my first adventure with FSLogix but as you may see on my site, I later branched out into their great Profile Containers solution too.įslogix included in RDS CAL.
Kevin Goodman and team delivered not only a kick ass product that is super simple to work with and deploy but also one that had an immediate value add for every organization lucky enough to be a customer.
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