Start
> All Programs > Citrix > Desktop Studio
2. From Desktop Studio, select Desktop Deployment in the center pane of the Snap-In.
3. Name the XenDesktop Site per enterprise standards.
In Database Configuration,
enter the name of the SQL
2008 server installed earlier.
Enter the name of the
Database in the Database Name
field. For the purposes
of this scenario, leave
in the prepopulated default Database name to
have the wizard create the database.
***NOTE***
To
validate connectivity to the SQL Server, use the Test
Connection button. This test will
likely generate
an error as the Database for XenDesktop has
not yet been created. However,
connectivity to the
SQL Database will be validated successfully.
It is
possible to create a Database prior to installing a XenDesktop
site, however this step is beyond the scope
of this Implementation Guide. Click Next to continue
4. Provide Citrix License server information (installed earlier) and click Connect
The wizard will present the
license types available on
the licensing server. Select the
appropriate one
for this installation and click Next
- Ensure that a Host Address preceeded by http, Username, & Password are provided.
- Name the Host connection
- Select Use XenDesktop to create virtual machines
Click Next to continue 
6. Specify the resources that
will be utilized by the Virtual
Machines in this installation.
- Click Add to configure where to store virtual machines.
- Provide a Name for the storage details.
- Select the storage type. For this scenario, an iSCSI mount will be utilized.
- Select a guest network for the virtual machines.
7. Validate the settings for
VM resources.
Click Next to continue
- Close out the remote connection to the first XenDesktop Controller.
Start > All Programs > Citrix > Desktop Studio
10. From Desktop Studio, select Join existing deployment in the center pane of the Snap-In.
11. In the Select XenDesktop Site dialog box, specify the address of the first controller.
Specify either an IP address or Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN).
Click Ok to
continue
12. A pop-up asking whether to allow XenDeskto to update the database automatically will be presented.
Click Yes to continue
13. Allow XenDesktop to configure the Site and add the second controller. A progress bar
will be presented until completion.
14. Upon successful completion of adding a second controller to the XenDesktop Site,
Desktop Studio will return to the Site Dashboard. Settings and information regarding this XenDesktop site will be presented and available for Administration.
Configuring the XenDesktop
site is now complete. Exit
from Desktop Studio and logout
from the second controller.
from the second controller.
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