visionapp Platform Management Suite Base Installation Packages

visionapp Platform Management Suite 

Base Installation Packages 

Version 051.1481 

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Contents 

1 Preface ......................................................................................................1 

2 Introduction ..............................................................................................2 

2.1 Requirements...........................................................................................2 

3 Background ...............................................................................................4 

4 System Requirements................................................................................5 

5 Functioning ...............................................................................................6 

5.1 Name schema ..........................................................................................7 

5.2 Folder structure........................................................................................8 

5.3 Installation parameter file ..........................................................................8 

5.4 Installation package execution....................................................................9 

5.5 Installation log .........................................................................................9 

6 visionapp Wise Package Environment .....................................................10 

6.1 Wise Templates ...................................................................................... 12 

6.1.1 Template.wse ...................................................................................... 12 

6.1.2 ExitEvent.wse...................................................................................... 12 

6.1.3 GetGlobalVariables.wse......................................................................... 14 

6.1.4 GlobalAppCfg.wse ................................................................................ 16 

6.2 Wise Actions .......................................................................................... 35 

6.2.1 Attach file to protocol.wse ..................................................................... 35 

6.2.2 Base64 Convert.wse............................................................................. 35 

6.2.3 Change Drive Letter.wse ....................................................................... 36 

6.2.4 Change NTFS.wse ................................................................................ 36 

6.2.5 Change User Privileges ......................................................................... 37 

6.2.6 Change User.wse ................................................................................. 38 

6.2.7 Execute MSI.wse.................................................................................. 38 

6.2.8 Execute Program Ex.wse ....................................................................... 39 

6.2.9 Get Date Time.wse............................................................................... 40 

6.2.10 Get Language ID.wse ........................................................................... 41 

6.2.11 Get Name from SID.wse ....................................................................... 41 

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6.2.12 Get SID.wse........................................................................................ 42 

6.2.13 Install Printer Driver.wse ...................................................................... 42 

6.2.14 Kill Process.wse ................................................................................... 43 

6.2.15 Local Group Manager.wse ..................................................................... 43 

6.2.16 Local User Manager.wse........................................................................ 44 

6.2.17 Wait for Process.wse ............................................................................ 45 

7 Base Installation Packages......................................................................46 

7.1 Package templates for all server types (Global) ........................................... 46 

7.1.1 051_APP_INSTMSG11_ALL_X ................................................................ 46 

7.1.2 051_APP_PPT51_ALL_X ........................................................................ 46 

7.1.3 051_CFG_OEMINFO_ALL_X ................................................................... 46 

7.1.4 051_CFG_SERVERCONFIG_ALL_X .......................................................... 47 

7.1.5 051_SYS_ADMINPASSWORD_ALL_X ....................................................... 49 

7.1.6 051_SYS_CLEANJOB_ALL_X .................................................................. 49 

7.2 Package templates for operating system updates ........................................ 50 

7.2.1 051_FIX_KBnnnnnn_............................................................................ 51 

7.2.2 051_FIX_MSnn-nnn_..... ....................................................................... 53 

7.2.3 051_SYS_MS-ROOT-CERT-UPD-6_ALL_X................................................. 55 

7.2.4 051_SYS_MSI31_ALL_X........................................................................ 55 

7.2.5 051_SYS_QCHAIN-EXEC_ALL_X ............................................................. 55 

7.2.6 051_SYS_DOTNET11_W2K_EN/DE ......................................................... 55 

7.2.7 051_SYS_IE6_W2K_EN/DE.................................................................... 56 

7.2.8 051_SYS_MDAC-28_W2K_EN/DE ........................................................... 56 

7.2.9 051_SYS_SP4-UR1_W2K_EN/DE ............................................................ 56 

7.2.10 051_SYS_WSH-ENGINE56_W2K_EN/DE .................................................. 56 

7.3 Package templates for Database Server ..................................................... 57 

7.3.1 051_APP_SQLSRVENT2K_ALL_EN/DE...................................................... 57 

7.3.2 051_APP_SQLSRVSTD2K_ALL_EN/DE ..................................................... 57 

7.3.3 051_FIX_SQLSRVSP4_ALL_EN/DE .......................................................... 57 

7.4 Package templates for Web and Portal Server ............................................. 58 

7.4.1 051_APP_ICAJAVACLIENT90_ALL_X........................................................ 58 

7.4.2 051_APP_IIS5_W2K_EN/DE................................................................... 58 

7.4.3 051_APP_IIS6_W2K3_EN/DE................................................................. 58 

7.4.4 051_APP_VAP2006_ALL_X .................................................................... 58 

7.4.5 051_APP_VJSHARP11_ALL_EN/DE .......................................................... 59 

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7.4.6 051_APP_WEBINTERFACE30_ALL_EN/DE................................................. 59 

7.5 Package templates for Terminal and Citrix Server........................................ 60 

7.5.1 051_APP_ITSM20_ALL_X ...................................................................... 60 

7.5.2 051_APP_LOGINMGR20_ALL_X .............................................................. 60 

7.5.3 051_APP_MRULMGR10_ALL_X ............................................................... 60 

7.5.4 051_APP_ORACLE-CLIENT-9I_ALL_X ...................................................... 60 

7.5.5 051_APP_PDRVMGR11_ALL_X................................................................ 61 

7.5.6 051_APP_USFRMGR10_ALL_X................................................................ 61 

7.5.7 051_APP_VCT60_ALL_X ........................................................................ 61 

7.5.8 051_APP_WSTSECMGR10_ALL_X ........................................................... 61 

7.5.9 051_CFG_DEFAULTUSER_ALL_X ............................................................ 61 

7.5.10 051_CFG_EXEC-AAP_ALL_X .................................................................. 63 

7.5.11 051_CFG_IMA-DISABLE_ALL_X.............................................................. 63 

7.5.12 051_CFG_IMA-ENABLE_ALL_X ............................................................... 63 

7.5.13 051_CFG_PRNTDRV_ALL_X ................................................................... 64 

7.5.14 051_CFG_WINSTATION_ALL_X.............................................................. 64 

7.5.15 051_SYS_AUTOREBOOT_ALL_X ............................................................. 65 

7.5.16 051_SYS_MOVEPRGFILES_ALL_X........................................................... 65 

7.5.17 051_SYS_TERMSERVICES_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE.......................................... 66 

7.5.18 051_SYS_WTS-SHADOW-KEY_ALL_X...................................................... 66 

7.5.19 051_APP_CPS30-ASC_ALL_EN/DE .......................................................... 66 

7.5.20 051_APP_CPS30-FILES_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE ............................................. 66 

7.5.21 051_APP_CPS30-MSDE_ALL_EN/DE........................................................ 66 

7.5.22 051_APP_CPS30_ALL_X........................................................................ 67 

7.5.23 051_FIX_CPS300R03_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE ................................................ 67 

7.5.24 051_SYS_CPS30-DRIVEREMAP_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE................................... 67 

7.5.25 051_APP_CPS40-ASC_ALL_EN/DE .......................................................... 67 

7.5.26 051_APP_CPS40-FILES_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE ............................................. 68 

7.5.27 051_APP_CPS40-MSDE_ALL_EN/DE........................................................ 68 

7.5.28 051_APP_CPS40_ALL_X........................................................................ 68 

7.5.29 051_SYS_CPS40-DRIVEREMAP_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE................................... 68 

7.6 Package templates for application packages................................................ 69 

7.6.1 051_CFG_CALC_ALL_X ......................................................................... 69 

7.6.2 051_CFG_CMD_ALL_X .......................................................................... 69 

7.6.3 051_CFG_DESKTOP_ALL_X ................................................................... 69 

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7.6.4 051_CFG_EXPLORER_ALL_X .................................................................. 69 

7.6.5 051_CFG_IE6_ALL_X............................................................................ 69 

7.6.6 051_CFG_NOTEPAD_ALL_X ................................................................... 71 

7.6.7 051_CFG_PRINTDLG_ALL_X .................................................................. 71 

7.6.8 051_CFG_REGIODLG_ALL_X.................................................................. 71 

8 Installation sequence ..............................................................................72 

8.1 Installation scripts for Citrix Presentation Server ......................................... 74 

8.1.1 CTX_APPLICATION_ALL_X..................................................................... 74 

8.1.2 CTX_CLEAN_ALL_X .............................................................................. 74 

8.1.3 CTX_PLATFORM_CPS3_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE............................................... 74 


8.2 Installation scripts for database server....................................................... 77 

8.2.1 SQL_CLEAN_ALL_X .............................................................................. 77 

8.2.2 SQL_PLATFORM_ENT_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE ................................................ 77 

8.2.3 SQL_PLATFORM_STD_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE ................................................ 77 

8.3 Installation scripts for Standard Server ...................................................... 78 

8.3.1 STD_CLEAN_ALL_X .............................................................................. 78 

8.3.2 STD_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE ....................................................... 78 

8.4 Installation scripts for Terminal Server....................................................... 78 

8.4.1 WTS_APPLICATION_ALL_X .................................................................... 78 

8.4.2 WTS_CLEAN_ALL_X.............................................................................. 79 

8.4.3 WTS_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/DE/EN....................................................... 79 

8.5 Installation scripts for Web and Portal Server.............................................. 80 

8.5.1 WEB_CLEAN_ALL ................................................................................. 80 

8.5.2 WTS_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE....................................................... 80 

8.6 Installation scripts for operating system updates ......................................... 81 

8.6.1 UPD_OS-UPDATES_W2K_EN/DE............................................................. 81 

8.6.2 UPD_OS-UPDATES_W2K3_EN/DE ........................................................... 82 

8.7 Installation script sets for Citrix Presentation Server .................................... 83 

8.7.1 CTX_APPLICATION_CPS3_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE........................................... 83 

8.7.2 CTX_APPLICATION_CPS4_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE........................................... 83 



8.8 Installation script sets for Database Server................................................. 85 

8.8.1 SQL_PLATFORM_ENT/W2K3/W2K/EN/DE................................................. 85 

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8.8.2 SQL_PLATFORM_STD/W2K3/W2K/EN/DE................................................. 85 

8.9 Installation script sets for Standard Server ................................................. 86 

8.9.1 STD_PLATFORM/W2K3/W2K/EN/DE ........................................................ 86 

8.10 Installation script sets for Terminal Server............................................... 87 

8.10.1 WTS_APPLICATION_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE................................................... 87 

8.10.2 WTS_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE....................................................... 87 

8.11 Installation script sets for Web and Portal Server...................................... 88 

8.11.1 WEB_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE....................................................... 88 

9 Installation parameter file.......................................................................89 

9.1 Section [Citrix MetaFrame]....................................................................... 89 

9.2 Section [Custom].................................................................................. 100 

9.3 Section [Database server]...................................................................... 100 

9.4 Section [Installation]............................................................................. 102 

9.5 Section [Release info] ........................................................................... 102 

9.6 Section [Security Identifiers] .................................................................. 102 

9.7 Section [Server] ................................................................................... 104 

9.8 Section [System].................................................................................. 105 

9.9 Section [Terminal Services].................................................................... 107 

9.10 Section [vCC] .................................................................................... 109 

9.11 Section [Web server].......................................................................... 110 

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1 Preface 

Thank you for choosing a product from visionapp GmbH. The visionapp Platform 

Management Suite undergoes intensive quality testing. No product leaves our premises 

without careful testing by our Quality Assurance. However, due to the complex 

structure of the computer software, visionapp GmbH cannot offer any guarantee that 

the software from visionapp GmbH is fault-free, will work continuously, is compatible 

with all appliances and software configurations or otherwise meets your requirements. 

The contents of this documentation are for information only and are subject to change 

at any time without notice. It does not represent any liability on the part of visionapp 

GmbH. Furthermore, visionapp GmbH accepts no responsibility for errors or 

inaccuracies in this documentation. 

You will find the latest documentation on our website at: 

http://www.visionapp.de/support 

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2 Introduction 

This manual contains instructions on the functions that are possible and reference 

information on operating and on rectifying faults. Please study it carefully before using 

the software in order to reduce the risk beforehand of any errors occurring when 

carrying out software installation and configuration. 

visionapp GmbH welcomes your comments on this manual. If you have any questions 

or suggestions for improvements in the software itself or in the documentation, you will 

find further instructions on our website (http://www.visionapp.de/support). 

2.1 Requirements 

A prerequisite for successfully using this manual is a sound working knowledge of 

Microsoft Windows terminal services and Citrix presentation server farms. A basic 

familiarity with associated products such as Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Automated 

Deployment Services, Microsoft Systems Management Server, enteo Operating System 

Deploy, enteo NetInstall etc. is an advantage. The manual is aimed at those involved in 

installing, administering and rectifying faults in servers. visionapp GmbH assumes that 

you are qualified in server maintenance and have been trained to work with installed 

software products. 

This documentation presupposes a certain amount of knowledge of technical matters 

and specialist terms. To simplify use of this documentation, knowledge of the 

documentation listed below would be useful: 

vCC Installation Guide 

vPMS Toolbox Setup documentationen 

Wise Installation System 9 documentation 

If you cannot resolve a problem using this information, you will find further instructions 

on problem-solving on our website (http://www.visionapp.de/support). Our website will 

also inform you about: 

Information on the product 

Information on new products 

Product upgrades 

Numerous white papers and presentations 

Retail partners near you 


This documentation largely observes the following guidelines: 

bold Buttons, words and texts as used in the user interface are printed in 

bold. 

“Quotation 

marks” 

Emphasis by using “quotation marks” draws the reader’s attention to 

specialist terms being used for the first time in the documentation. 

Link Blue, underlined text represents a hyperlink. 

The text is made clearer in the documentation using the following symbols: 

The first aid box indicates there is support on a specific problem, 

offers tips on particular points or reveals unusual solutions. 

The question and answer symbol represents a hint. It highlights 

particular points that must be kept in mind for trouble-free use of 

the product. 

The warning symbol draws attention to particularly important 

sections in the document. At these points, useful instructions are 

given to protect you from potential loss of data, damage to the 

product and other unwelcome events. 


3 Background 

The visionapp Base Installation Packages (vBIP) are part of the visionapp Platform 

Management Suite. They contain installation package templates and installation 

packages which, linked to the associated binary files, allow automated installation of 

the platform (operating system, extension, configuration) and some applications using 

the visionapp Control Center (vCC). The associated binary files from third party 

manufacturers have to be obtained separately for statutory licensing reasons and are 

not supplied with the vBIP. 

The installation package templates and installation packages are based on the Wise 

Installation System 9.02, the visionapp Preparation Tools and the visionapp Packaging 

Environment. This documentation should give you an idea of which functions are 

included in the installation packages and installation package templates and where 

modifications have to be made, if necessary. The information in this document allows 

you to create customized installation packages based on the installation package 

templates. 


4 System Requirements 

One of the following operating systems in English or German is a basic requirement for 

using visionapp Base Installation Packages : 

Windows 2000 Server with Service Pack 4 or above 

Windows 2000 Advanced Server with Service Pack 4 or above 

Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition with Service Pack 1 or above 

Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 1 or above 

In addition, the following applications are required for installing the components 

outlined in this documentation: 

visionapp Packaging Environment 

Wise Installation System 9 


5 Functioning 

The visionapp Platform Management Suite includes various installation packages and 

installation package templates. Among these, a distinction must be made between total 

packages and separated installation packages. For statutory licensing reasons, 

visionapp GmbH is not allowed to transfer files from outside companies (Microsoft, 

Citrix, etc.) as part of visionapp Wise installation packages. 

This means a mechanism needs to be provided allowing ready-created Wise installation 

packages to be separated into the respective script part and the software sources from 

the outside companies. Conversely, a mechanism must be provided allowing the 

separated installation packages and the respective software sources from the outside 

companies to reconstruct the installation package in a simple way. 

The visionapp Separated Package Manager (vSPM) allows the required installation 

packages to be simply reconstructed with the aid of a company’s own software sources. 

Installation packages issued without software sources from outside companies or 

installation packages containing only software from visionapp GmbH, are supplied as 

total packages. Use of vSPM is not necessary here as these installation packages are 

supplied as ready-compiled Wise installation packages. 

You can find further details on using vSPM in the separate 

Preparation Tools documentation and associated online help. 

Identical software sources are not always guaranteed to be available, as the installation 

packages with the software sources from outside companies were separated by 

visionapp GmbH at a specific time and are then reconstructed in the various 

environments using the respective software sources. This becomes particularly difficult 

if a longer period has elapsed or the sources are only obtainable by downloading from 

the Internet. The download pages change as frequently as the contents provided. In 

addition, changes or upgrades are often not immediately recognizable. 


In some cases it is no longer possible to obtain the file versions, in which case it may 

be that the vSPM reconstruction mode no longer allows reconstruction of an installation 

package. Here the discrepancies must be clearly indicated, analyzed and the 

subsequent course of action determined. With upgraded versions and amended or 

missing files, re-cataloguing the files is generally sufficient. 

5.1 Name schema 

visionapp GmbH sets great store by the quality of the installation 

package templates that are required for reconstructing an 

installation package. 

Each installation package template and each installation package is in its own folder on 

the product data carrier and is named according to its function or the application it 

contains. For this, the folder and installation package names are broken down 

according to the following pattern: 

Segment 1 vBIP Generation Version number (beginning 0) 

Segment 2 Installation package type: 

APP = Application installation packages 

SYS = System components or system-related modifications 

CFG = Configuration installation packages 

FIX = Debugs and upgrades e.g. Hotfixes 

Segment 3 Actual name of the installation package or the application it contains 

Segment 4 Supported operating systems: 

ALL = Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 

W2K = Windows 2000 

W2K3 = Windows 2003 

Segment 5 Supported languages: 

X = Any language 

DE = German 

EN = English 


Example: The installation package named 051_APP_IE6_W2K_DE is the German 

version of the application installation package for Internet Explorer 6.0 

for Windows 2000, based on an installation package template from the 

5.1 vBIP generation. 

In addition, each installation package has a version and build number. This is 

generated by Wise during the compilation process and is stored in the resulting EXE 

file. You will also find further information on the automatic generation of build numbers 

in the separation tools documentation. 

5.2 Folder structure 

The installation packages are within a folder structure on the product data carrier. 

These are subdivided into “Platform Global,” “Platform OS Updates,” “Platform SQL 

Server,” “Platform Web and Portal Server,” “Platform WTS and Citrix” and “Application” 

folders. The system-related installation packages for the individual server roles are in 

the platform folders. Sample installation package templates for application programs 

are in the application folder. 

5.3 Installation parameter file 

The visionapp installation package templates and installation packages are designed in 

such a way that the installation packages determine individual configuration settings on 

the running time from an installation parameter file (usually: visionapp.ini). This 

installation parameter file is dynamically generated by the visionapp Package 

Parameter Transfer Tool (vPPT) and assigned the settings stored in the vCC database 

for the target system. 

The installation packages access the registry value HKLM\SOFTWARE\visionapp\VisionappIniFileName 

to determine the name and position of the installation 

parameter file (standard: %ProgramFiles%\visionapp\visionapp.ini) and to read and 

use individual configuration settings. 

The installation parameter file is the vCC-interface of the installation packages. Without 

the installation parameter file the majority of installation packages cannot run as the 

installation packages are allocated to different parameters from this file. 

It is possible to install an installation package without the above installation parameter 

file. For this, a suitable installation parameter file is created manually and stored as 

"setup.ini” in the same directory as the installation package. 

The installation parameter file will be explained in detail in a later chapter of this 

document (Chapter 9). 

The installation parameter file can be extended by user-defined parameters. The 

“Parameter Administration” and the “Parameter Registration Record” are provided for 

this at the vCC. All user-defined parameters stored there, can be transferred by vPPT 

from the vCC database in the [CUSTOM] section of the parameter file. By reading this 

section, the parameters can be used in their own package. 


5.4 Installation package execution 

A ready-compiled installation package comprises an executable .EXE file which can be 

installed by a double click. If software distribution systems from other manufacturers 

are used in individual client environments, these installation packages can be 

distributed with almost every software distribution system and execution of this 

executable file can be initiated. 

When calling up an installation package, it is recommended that the command 

parameter “/S” is also used to transfer the installation package to the “silent mode.” 

The “silent mode” executes the installation package automatically without a screen 

printout. 

Installation packages are partially dependent on other installation packages and this 

must be kept in mind during installation. Information on what else is required is 

outlined under the respective installation package description or in Chapter 8 on the 

installation sequence. 

If installation requires a computer reboot, the reboot is not initiated by the installation 

package itself but must instead be initiated by process control after the installation 

package has been installed. Which installation packages require reboots can be found in 

Chapter 8 with the installation sequence. 

5.5 Installation log 

Each installation package creates a log in the central log file while it is being executed. 

Further programs within a package installation are called which can create a separate 

log that is independent of the log file. These are stored in the central log directory. The 

central log directory is to be found under: 

%ProgramFiles%\%REL_MANUFACTURER_NAME%\Log. 

The variable %REL_MANUFACTURER_NAME% usually reads “visionapp”. 


6 visionapp Wise Package Environment 

The visionapp Wise Package Environment is extended through the Wise Installation 

System 9 environment by several “templates” and “actions.” This allows use of the 

installation package templates and simplifies the creation of customized installation 

packages. You will find further information on Wise Installation System 9 in the 

relevant Help. 

The visionapp Packaging Environment is contained in the visionapp 

Preparation Tools Setup and must be installed on the computer on 

which the Wise Installation System is used. 

Further information on visionapp Preparation Tools is to be found in the separate 

Preparation Tools Documentation. 


Figure 1: Wise Installation System 9 with visionapp Package Environment 

In the following section, the visionapp Wise Templates and Wise Actions are described 

in detail. 


6.1 Wise Templates 

The “visionapp Wise Package Environment” comprises a series of “Wise Templates” 

which are to be found in the “%_Wise_%\Template” folder by setting up “Preparation 

Tools Setup” after installing the “visionapp Wise Package Environment.” 

6.1.1 Template.wse 

The file Template.wse is the Wise project file which serves as a basis for creating 

customized installation packages. Most of the installation packages and installation 

package templates supplied by visionapp are originally based on this file. 

Within the Template.wse file, the Wise template for recording different variables in the 

project file is integrated in the line “Include Script %_WISE_%\Template\GetGlobalVariables.wse”. 

The precise meaning and function of GetGlobalVariables.wse is explained in a separate 

section of this documentation. 

The installation log is defined with the line “Open new installation log file…”. The log is 

usually written to the central log file “%ProgramFiles%\visionapp\Log\visionapp.log.” 

The main directory for an installation is pre-defined by the line “Set Variable MAINDIR 

to %PROGRAMFILES%\MyApp.” As a rule, this line must be amended in line with the 

application. After setting the MAINDIR variable, any code can now be used to create an 

individual installation package. 

The command “Set variable RESTART to” can be used to prevent an installation 

package initiating a reboot independently. 

In addition, there is the command “Include Script%_WISE_%\Templates\ExitEvent.wse” 

which calls the Wise template ExitEvent.wse. This will be studied 

in more detail in the next section. 

6.1.2 ExitEvent.wse 

The ExitEvent.wse Wise template is not used as an independent template but 

integrated as ExitEvent in the Template.wse using the command “Include Script”. 

Within the Wise template ExitEvent.wse, there is the logic for an advanced error log. 

When terminating an installation package, a check is made as to whether an 

unexpected return code is stored in the variables %INSTALL_RESULT% or 

%WISE_ERROR_RTN%. If this is the case, this return code is logged, classed as an 

error and transferred as a return code to the process being called. 


If one of the following return codes is involved, this is not classed as an error: 

Return code Meaning 

0 

1641 

3010 

Installation was successful (general). 

Installation was successful, caused computer to reboot. 

Installation was successful, no computer reboot. 

V The installation of one or more files was successful, the file or 

files which were already present in the newer versions were not 

replaced. 

D The installation of one or more files was successful, the file or 

files which were already present with newer data were not 

replaced. 

E 

The installation of one or more files was successful, the file or 

files were already present and were not replaced. 

I The installation of one or more files was successful, but the file 

or files were in use and will only be exchanged at the next 

reboot. 

Table 1: Summary of the return codes which are not classed as errors 


6.1.3 GetGlobalVariables.wse 

The GetGlobalVariables.wse Wise Template is not used as an autonomous template but 

called up from Template.wse using the command “Include Script” and used to load 

variables. The GetGlobalVariables.wse Wise template first records the name and the file 

path of the global installation parameter file (usually: 

“%ProgramFiles%\visionapp\visionapp.ini”). From this file, further values are recorded 

which can be used when installing the installation package. In addition, values are read 

from the registry and from environment variables and made available as Wise 

variables. Summary of the variables supplied by GetGlobalVariables.wse: 

Variable Meaning and example 

ALLUSERPROFILEDIR 

CDESKTOPDIR 

CGROUPDIR 

COMMON 

COMPUTERNAME 

CSTARTMENUDIR 

CSTARTUPDIR 

DESKTOPDIR 

FULL_FILE_NAME 

GROUPDIR 

INST_LOG_PATH 

PACKAGE_FILE_NAME 

PROFILEROOTDIR 

PROGRAM_FILES and 

PROGRAMFILES 

Path specification to the common user profile, 

corresponds to the environment variables 

%ALLUSERSPROFILE% 

(e.g. %Systemdrive%\Documents and Settings\All User) 

Common desktop folder 

(e.g. %AllUser%\Desktop) 

Common start menu program folder 

(e.g. %AllUser%\Start menu\Programs) 

Folder for common files, corresponds to the environment 

variables %CommonProgramFiles% 

(e.g. %ProgramFiles%\Common files) 

Computer name, corresponds to the environment 

variables %ComputerName% 

Main directory of the common start menu 

(e.g. %AllUser%\Start menu) 

Common autostart folder (e.g. %AllUser%\Start 

menu\Programs\Autostart) 

User-specific desktop folder (e.g. 

%UserProfile%\Desktop) 

Path and file name of the current installation package 

e.g. Ystemroot%\Temp\051_APP_EXAMPLE_ALL_X.EXE 

User start menu program folder, e.g. 

%Userprofile%\Start menu\Programs 

Path to the central log folder, e.g. 

%ProgramFiles%\visionapp\log 

File name of the current Wise installation package 

e.g. 051_APP_EXAMPLE_ALL_X.EXE 

Path of the user profile directory, e.g. 

%SystemDrive%\Documents and Settings\%Username% 

Program folder, corresponds to the environment 

variables %ProgramFiles% e.g. C:\Program Files 

REL_MANUFACTURER_NAME Release manufacturer name e.g. visionapp 

STARTMENUDIR 

User start menu main folder, e.g. %UserProfile%\Start 

menu 


Variable Meaning and example 

STARTUPDIR 

SYS_CD_DRIVE 

SYS_HOME_DRIVE 

SYS_OS_LANGUAGE_ID 

SYS_OS_VERSION 

SYS_PROFILES_DRIVE 

SYS_PROGRAM_DRIVE 

SYS_SWAP_DRIVE 

SYS_SYSTEM_DRIVE 

SYSTEMDRIVE 

SYSTEMROOT 

User autostart folder e.g. %UserProfile%\Start 

menu\Programs\Autostart 

CD drive if this is to be transferred to another drive e.g. 

X: 

User drive, corresponds to the environment variables 

%HomeDrive% e.g. H: 

Operating system language, e.g. 1031 for German, 1033 

for English 

Version number of the operating system, e.g. 5.0 for 

W2K and 5.2 for W2K3 

User profile drive if this is to be transferred to another 

drive e.g. M: 

Program drive if this is to be transferred to another drive 

e.g. N: 

Swap file drive if this is to be transferred to another 

drive e.g. O: 

System drive if this is to be transferred to another drive 

using Citrix Driveremap e.g. M: 

System drive, corresponds to the environment variables 

%SystemDrive% e.g. C: 

Windows directory corresponds to the environment 

variables %SystemRoot% e.g. C:\Windows 

TEMP_FOLDER Temporary Wise folder, e.g. %SystemRoot%\TMP_1234 

USERNAME 

VISIONAPP_INI 

Current user name, corresponds to the environment 

variables %UserName% 

Path of the installation parameter file %ProgramFile%\visionapp\visionapp.ini 

Table 2: Summary of variables supplied by GetGlobalVariables.wse 


6.1.4 GlobalAppCfg.wse 

The Wise template GlobalAppCfg.wse automates frequently repeated processes within 

application or configuration packages of the application installation package templates. 

This Wise template is used for the following tasks: 

Automatically recording and defining global variables e.g. operating system 

language, environment variable, groups, domains, etc. 

Automatically creating local groups and nesting with the corresponding global 

groups or making alternative use of domains of local groups 

Automatically putting NTFS authorization on the application directories 

Automatically creating the parameter file for the login or logoff manager and 

integrating the corresponding application compatibility scripts 

Automatically creating the parameter file for storing published applications via 

the automatic application publishing components 

Automatically creating the parameter file for the Most Recently Used List 

Manager 

6.1.4.1 Basic functions 

The functions which are to be used within the GlobalAppCfg.wse Wise template are 

determined by setting the corresponding variables. 

The variable %APPLICATION% plays a central role for the GlobalAppCfg.wse Wise 

template and must be set anyway as it is used by all subfunctions of the Wise 

template. The three-part variable is supplied comprising application name, version 

number and language. The content of this variable may appear, for example, as 

follows: IE-600-D. 

The three-part components of the variable must be separated by hyphens as shown in 

the example. The language component is defined by the letter “D” for German, “E” for 

English and “X” for multilingual applications. This is then automatically converted 

depending on the operating system language. 

After setting this and other variables, the GlobalAppCfg.wse Wise template is integrated 

into Wise projects using the “Include Script” command. This means that processing 

takes place when the installation package is run. 


6.1.4.2 Establishing and/or creating groups 

Individually authorizing published applications and associated application directories 

requires corresponding local and global or domain local groups. 

The local groups can be automatically created by the GlobalAppCfg script and 

corresponding global groups can be nested in it. Where domain local groups are 

preferred, these can also be used. 

The combination of the local groups and global domain groups or domain local groups 

must be specified in the vCC Citrix settings in the category Application publishing 

using the setting Local group mode. The following possibilities exist with regard to 

the group names to be used: 

Variant1: Standard group 

Where no explicit groups are used, the group “Domain User” is authorized to each 

published application. This variant is the recommended variant for smaller 

environments, in which all users are authorized to access the same applications. 

With this variant, the setting Use standard group must be enabled in the vCC Citrix 

settings in the category Application publishing. 

This mode is already enabled upon delivery! 


Variant 2: Group stored on package basis 

The group names are deposited within the packages. To do this, the variable 

%APPLICATIONLOCALUSERGROUP% or %APPLICATIONDOMAINUSERGROUP% must be 

defined and filled with the local group name and domain group name including domain 

before each GlobalAppCfg call. The following summary shows the relevant variables 

with examples: 

Variable Content (example) Description 

ApplicationGlobalGroup 

ApplicationLocalGroup 

LocalUserGroup 

LocalDomainGroups 

Internet Users Domain group name 

Internet Users Local group name 

Internet Users Resulting local group name 

Domain1\Internet Users; 


etc. 

GlobalUserGroup Internet Users 

GlobalDomainGroups 



etc. 

Resulting local domain 

groups, incl. domains, 

separated by a semicolon 

Resulting global domain 

group name 

Resulting domain groups, 

incl. domains separated by 

a semicolon 

Table 3: Summary of variables for groups deposited in the package 

The following example shows how group names are deposited within the package. In 

this example, it is assumed that there is a global user group “Internet Users” within the 

domain and a local group with the name “Internet Users” is wanted in which the 

domain group of the same name is to be nested: 

Rem Common GlobalAppCfg variables 

Set Variable APPLICATION to IE-600-E 

Set Variable APPLICATIONGLOBALGROUP to Internet Users 

Set Variable APPLICATIONLOCALGROUP to Internet Users 

Rem Call GlobalAppCfg script 

Include Script %_WISE_%\Template\GlobalAppCfg.wse 

Figure 2: Sample Wise script using GlobalAppCfg 


Variant 3: Determine group name via name breakdown 

The name breakdown set out by visionapp is used. This table for groups is derived from 

the %APPLICATION% variable stored in the packages. The local groups are 

automatically set up according to the name breakdown. The domain groups are set up 

in the domain beforehand by a domain administrator so that these can automatically be 

added to the local groups. 

As an option, the group name can be extended by a prefix and/or suffix. If this is 

wanted, it can be specified in the vCC Citrix settings in the Application publishing 

category using the settings Local group prefix/suffix and Domain group 

prefix/suffix. 

The following summary shows the relevant variables: 


LocalGroupPrefix L- 

Prefix for the local group 

e.g. L for = Local group 

Suffix for the local group 

LocalGroupSuffix -T 

e.g. T=Terminal server 

authorization 

Prefix for the global group 

GlobalGroupPrefix G- 

(e.g. G=Global group, 

T=Terminal server 

authorization) 

GlobalGroupSuffix -T Suffix for the global group 

Resulting name of the local 

LocalUserGroup L-IE-600-E-T 

group, derived from the 

%APPLICATION% variable 

Domains of local groups 

LocalDomainGroup 

s 

Domain1\L-IE-600-E-T; 

Domain2\L-IE-600-E-T; 

etc. 

incl. domains, separated by 

a semicolon, derived from 

the %APPLICATION% 

variable 

Resulting name of the 

GlobalUserGroup G-IE-600-D-T 

global group, derived from 


variable 

Domains of global groups 

GlobalDomainGrou 

ps 

Domain1\G-IE-600-E-T; 

Domain2\G-IE-600-E-T; 

etc. 

incl. domains, separated by 

a semicolon, derived from 


variable 

Table 4: Summary of groups using the %APPLICATION% variable 


To set up the groups in the domain, the visionapp MultiGroupCreator can be used. An 

exemplary text file containing all groups which must be set up in the domain is 

provided. 

The component is contained in the executable Toolbox Setup 

provided. To start installation, the installation file must be copied to 

a local drive (the file cannot be executed by a network drive). The 

installation file for the Toolbox Setup can be found on the visionapp 

Resource CD under: 

:\Installation\visionapp Toolbox Setup\visionapp_Toolbox.msi. 

Start the installation by double clicking on the visionapp_Toolbox.msi 

file. 

The following table shows the %APPLICATION% variables which are stored in the vBIP 

application packages: 

Group name Use 

CALC-100-x Windows Calculator 

CMD-100-x Windows Input Request 

DESKTOP-100-x Windows Desktop 

EXPLORER-100-x Windows Explorer 

IE-600-x Internet Explorer 6.00 

MEDIAPL-640-x Windows Media Player 6.4 

NOTEPAD-100-x Windows Editor 

OLEXPR-600-x Outlook Express 6.0 

PRINTDLG-100-x Windows Printer Assistant 

REGIODLG-100-x Windows Regional and Language Options 

Table 5: Groups for application installation and publishing 


6.1.4.3 Setting file system authorizations 

The directory contained in the variable is provided with NTFS authorizations by setting 

the variable %APPLICATIONTARGETDIR% for the corresponding application group. The 

type of authorization is controlled via the variable %NTFSPERMISSION% and 

%NTFSSECURITYMODE%. 

The variable %NTFSSECURITYMODE% and its content can control whether, when 

setting the NTFS rights, already existing rights are replaced, authorizations added or 

existing authorizations removed. The variable may have the following content: 

ADD 

REPLACE 

REMOVE 

NONE 

In each case the authorization is set for the corresponding local or domain local group. 

The group that contains both of the standard groups “Administrators” and “System” 

always automatically receives “full access.” 

The variable %NTFSPERMISSION% determines which of the following authorizations 

are assigned to the local or domain local group: 

R (authorization to read) 

W (authorization to write) 

C (authorization to amend) 

F (full access) 

Where the variable %NTFSSECURITYMODE% is not explicitly indicated, the selected 

standard mode is “Replace.” The standard mode “Authorization to read” applies to the 

variable %NTFSPERMISSION%. 


The following example shows the setting of authorizations to read on the target 

directory for the application user group: 



Set Variable APPLICATIONTARGETDIR to %PROGRAMFILES%\Internet Explorer 




Compared to the previous example, the following example also shows the setting of 

authorizations to write instead of authorizations to read, and the use of the “Add” mode 

instead of the “Replace” standard mode. 




Set Variable NTFSSECURITYMODE to ADD 

Set Variable NTFSPERMISSIONS to W 



Summary of the relevant variables: 



ApplicationTargetDir %ProgramFiles%\Internet Target directory to be 

Explorer 

authorized 

NTFSPermission R Access authorization: 

R=read, W=write, 

NTFSSecurityMode REPLACE 

C=change, F=full access 

Authorization mode: ADD, 

REPLACE, REMOVE, 

NONE=No change 

Table 6: Summary of variables relating to file system authorizations 


6.1.4.4 Integrating scripts in the Login/Logoff 

Manager 

By setting the variables laid out in the following table and by calling the Wise template 

GlobalAppCfg.wse, the entries for the Login/Logoff Manager are automatically carried 

out and the Application Compatibility Script copied into the target directory. 

The script to be installed should be called %APPLICATION%.vbs and be in the project 

directory under “.\Files\Application Compatibility Scripts\Logon” or “.\Files\Application 

Compatibility Scripts\Logoff.” 

The variables LoginMgrScriptTarget/LogoffMgrScriptTarget and 

LoginMgrCommandLine/LogoffMgrCommandLine are then no longer applicable. 

Scripts can also be automatically integrated for the Logoff Manager. This involves the 

same process but the variables begin with “LogoffMgr…” instead of with “LoginMgr….”. 

The following example shows integration of an Application Compatibility Script in the 

Login Manager using the Wise template GlobalAppCfg.wse. Besides the compulsory 

variables, a few optional variables are also shown in this example, e.g. the group which 

was previously derived from the variable %Application% is used as user group. It also 

shows how the script is copied from the source directory into the target directory and 

the call is entered using CScript.exe. In the example it is assumed that the actual 

Application Compatibility Script is in the “.\Files\” folder as a file named “IE-600-X.vbs” 

under the directory in which the Wise project file is located. 




Rem LoginMgr variables 

Set Variable LOGINMGRUSERGROUP to %USERGROUPEGROUP% 

Set Variable LOGINMGRSCRIPT to IE-600-X.vbs 

Set Variable LOGINMGRSCRIPTSOURCE to .\Files\%LoginMgrScript% 

Set Variable LOGINMGRSCRIPTTARGET to %windir%\Scripts\%LoginMgrSkript% 

Set Variable LOGINMGRFILENAME to CScript.exe 

Set Variable LOGINMGRARGUMENTS to %LoginMgrSkriptTarget% 

Set Variable LOGINMGRWAIT to 1 






LoginMgrUserGroup or 

LogoffMgrUserGroup 

%USERGROUPEGROUP% or e.g. G- 

T-IE-600-D 

Group name or 

0 = Individual, 

1 = Administrators 

Name of script file 

LoginMgrScript or IE-600-X.vbs or e.g. 

LogoffMgrScript 

%APPLICATION%.vbs 

LoginMgrScriptTarget or %windir%\Application Compatibility Target directory of the 

LogoffMgrScriptTarget Scripts\Logon\%LoginMgrScript% script file 

LoginMgrScriptSource or \Files\Application Compatibility Source directory of the 

LogoffMgrScriptSource Scripts\Logon\%LoginMgrScript% script file 

LoginMgrFileName or "%ProgramFilesDir%\VBScript\CScri Path of the executable file 

LogoffMgrFileName pt.exe" 

LoginMgrArguments or "%LoginMgrScriptTarget%" //B Command arguments 

LogoffMgrArguments //NoLogo //T:60 

LoginMgrWait or 0 or 1 0 = Do not wait for 

LogoffMgrWait 

execution, 

1 = Wait for execution 

LoginMgrWindowStyle or Number code between 0 and 3 Type of display: 

LogoffMgrWindowStyle 

0 = Normal window 

1 = Concealed window 

2 = Minimized window 

3 = Maximized window 

LoginMgrDescription 

LogoffMgrDescription 

or Configure Internet Explorer 6.0 Displayed description 

Table 7: Summary of variables relating to Login/Logoff Manager 

The parameters described here are parameters of Login Manager 

2.0. The parameter syntax has partly changed from the previous 

version. The GlobalAppCfg has been developed in such a way that it 

is compatible with the old parameters. The following parameters are 

mentioned here: 

LoginMgrRunSync or LoginMgrRunSync corresponds to 

LoginMgrWait or LogoffMgrWait 

LoginMgrCommandLine or LogoffMgrCommandLine corresponds 

to the two parameters LoginMgrFileName or 

LogoffMgrFileName and LoginMgrArguments or 

LogoffMgrArguments. 


6.1.4.5 Publishing applications 

By setting the variables laid out in the following tables and calling the 

GlobalAppCfg.wse Wise template, the entries for the published applications and 

contents of the AAP.INI are automatically made, in order to prepare the publishing of 

applications. 

Publication of applications 

The variables in the following table are compulsory and must be set if applications are 

to be published: 


MFAppType 1 (Default) Setting mode: 

1 = Publish application (can be 

omitted as default setting) 

2 = Publish content 

MFAppName Internet Explorer Name of published application 

MFDescription Internet Explorer 6.0 Web- Description of published 

Browser 

application 

MFDefaultInitProg %ProgramFiles%\Internet 

Explorer\IExplore.exe 

File path of published 

application 

Table 8: Compulsory variables relating to publishing applications 

The name of the published application can either be explicitly given 

via the variable MFAppName or alternatively be created from the 

variable %APPLICATION%. This can be determined via the setting 

Use standard name instead of automatically generated name 

which is to be found in the vCC settings of Application publishing. 


Content publishing 

The variables in the following table are compulsory and must be set if contents are to 

be published: 


MFAppType 2 Setting mode: 

1 = Publish application 

2 = Publish content 

MFDescription Adresslist Description of published 

content 

MFAdress \\Server\Share\Adress 

list.doc 

Path of published content 

Table 9: Compulsory variables relating to publishing content 

Optional parameters for application and content publishing 

The variables in the following table are optional and only have to be set if values other 

than default values are required: 

Variable Content (default 

value) 

MFAccessConditionFlag 

MFAccessSessionConditions 

Farm1:Filter1; 

Farm2:Filter2 

MFAccountAuthority 

MFAccountType 

1 

1 

4 or 6 

MFAddShortcutToClient 

Desktop 0 

Potential values and description 

1 = Each connection, 

2 = Each connection using PN agent, WI 

or MSAM, 

3 = Each MSAM connection 

Text string according to the schema: 

Farm Name: Filter Name 

Several farm/filter combinations can be 

shown using a semicolon 

Authenticating resource: 

1 = AuthorityNTDomain (pre Windows 

2000 Name, e.g. MyDomain\User), 

2 = AuthorityNDS, 

3 = AuthorityADS (Active Directory User 

principal name, e.g. User@MyDomain.com) 

User or group account type: 

1 = LocalUser, 

2 = DomainUser, 

3 = LocalGroup, 

4 = GlobalGroup, 

5 = UniversalAccount, 

6 = DomainLocalGroup, 

7 = Folder 

Desktop link: 

0 = Disabled, 

1 = Enabled 



value) 

MFAddToClientStart- 

Menu 0 

MFAllowAnonymousCon 

nections 0 

MFAllowMultiInstancePe 

rUser 1 

MFAllowRemoteAccess 

MFAttributes 

MFAppName 

MFCPUPriority 

MFDefaultEncryption 

MFDefaultSoundType 

MFDefaultWindowColor 

1 

1 

Word 

3 

1 

2 

3 


Start menu link: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Anonymous connections: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Multi-instance: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Allow remote access via Secure Access 

Manager 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Window attributes: 

0 = Normal 

1 = Maximize 

2 = No title line 

Application display name, any text 

string, but special characters are not 

permitted 

Process priority: 

1 = Lowest, 

2 = Low, 

3 = Normal, 

4 = High, 

5 = Highest 

Encryption level: 

1 = EncryptionBasic, 

2 = EncryptionLogon, 

3 = Encryption40Bit, 

4 = Encryption56Bit, 

5 = Encryption128Bit 

Audio quality: 

1 = SoundNone, 

2 = SoundBasic 

Color depth: 

1 = Color16, 

2 = Color256, 

3 = Color64K, 

4 = Color16M 

MFDefaultWindowHeight 480 Window height: 1-n in pixels 

MFDefaultWindowScale 

75 

Window size relative to screen size: 1– 

100 in % 

MFDefaultWindowType 

Standard resolution: 

1 = Window640x480, 

6 

2 = Window800x600, 

3 = Window1024x768, 

4 = Window1280x1024, 

5 = WindowCustom, 



value) 


MFDefaultWindowWidth 640 

6 = WindowPercent, 

7 = WindowFullScreen, 

8 = Window1600X1200 

Window width: 1-n in pixels 

MFDefaultWorkDir %ApplicationTargetDir% Application work directory 

MFEnableApp 1 Enabling of published application: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

MFEnableContent 1 Enabling of published content: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

MFEnableSSLConnections 

0 SSL encryption: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

MFFarmIndex Add farm index to application names. 

Tip: Using an index can ensure that the 

same applications from different farms 

receive individual names. 

MFHideDisabledApp 1 Hide disabled application: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

MFHideDisabledContent 1 Hide disabled content: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

MFHideFromBrowserEnu 

m 

0 Hide application in ICA browser: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

MFHideFromPNEnum 0 Hide application in Program Neighborhood: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

MFIconIndex 0 Program symbol index: 0–n 

MFIconSource %MFDefaultInitProg% Program symbol path 

MFInstanceLimit 0 Application instance limit per user: 0 – n 

MFMinAudio 0 Legacy audio minimum requirement 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

MFMinEncryption 0 Encryption as minimum requirement 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

MFParentFolderDN Folder name in which the published 

application is to be created 

MFPlaceUnderProgramsF 

older 

0 Store start menu entry in Programs 

subfolder: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

MFPNFolder Program Neighborhood folder 

MFStartMenuFolder Folder in Client Start Menu 



value) 

MFUserName %GlobalDomainGoups% 

or 

%LocalDomainGroups% 

MFWaitOnPrinterCreation 


User or group given access 

0 Wait on creation of printer connection: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Table 10: Optional variables relating to application and content publishing 

The following example shows the publishing of an application by setting the compulsory 

variables for it: 




Rem Published application variables 

Set Variable MFAPPNAME to Internet Explorer 

Set Variable MFDESCRIPTION to Internet Explorer 6.0 Web-Browser 

Set Variable MFDEFAULTINITPROG to %ApplicationTargetDir%\IExplor.exe 





In contrast to the previous example, the following example also shows a small selection 

of optional variables which may be used. The example also shows the publishing of a 

second application within a Wise script. 

A feature of this example is that both applications are in the same target directory. This 

is why, with the second call to GlobalAppCfg, “NTFSSecurityMode=ADD” is also selected 

so as not to overwrite the authorizations created by the first call. 

Rem #### Published Application 1 #### 







Set Variable MFDEFAULTINITPROG to %ApplicationTargetDir%\IExplor.exe 

Set Variable MFICONSOURCE to %SYS32%\MyIcon.ico 

Set Variable MFINSTANCELIMIT to 5 

Set Variable MFCPUPRIORITY to 1 

Set Variable MFPARENTFOLDERDN to Internet 

Set Variable MFAALLOWANONYMOUSCONNECTIONS to 0 



Rem #### Published Application 2 #### 


Set Variable APPLICATION to MEDIAPL-640-E 

Set Variable APPLICATIONTARGETDIR to %PROGRAMFILES%\ Windows Media Player 

Set Variable NTFSSECURITYMODE to ADD 


Set Variable MFAPPNAME to Media Player 

Set Variable MFDESCRIPTION to Windows Media Player 6.4 

Set Variable MFDEFAULTINITPROG to %ApplicationTargetDir%\MPlayer2.exe 





The following example shows publishing of a content instead of a published application. 

In this example a Word document situated on a share is published. 


Set Variable APPLICATION to ADDRESSLIST-100-E 

Rem Published content variables 

Set Variable MFAPPTYPE to 2 

Set Variable MFCONTENTNAME to Address List 

Set Variable MFCONTENTADDRESS to \\MyServer\MyShare\GlobalAddressList.doc 

Set Variable MFDESCRIPTION to Global Address List 





6.1.4.6 Producing MRUList Manager entries 

By setting the following variables, a corresponding entry can be produced for the 

MRUList Manager. 


MRUListExecutable IExplore.exe Name of the application 

(Exe) whose Most Recent 

Used entry is to be 

adapted. 

MRUListPath %%MYDOCUMENTS 

%% 

Table 11: Variables in MRUList Manager integration 

Path to be set as default. 

Tip: When using variables, 

the variable must be 

surrounded by two “%” 

The following example shows creation of a path entry to %MyDocuments% (usually 

“%Userprofile%\Own files”) for the application Example.exe using MRUList Manager. 



Rem MRUList Manager variables 

Set Variable MRULISTEXECUTABLE to IExplore.exe 

Set Variable MRULISTPATH to %%MyDocuments%% 





6.1.4.7 Modify GlobalAppCfg default values 

The parameters contained in the Wise template GlobalAppCfg.wse are nearly all preset 

with standard values if these are not explicitly specified. It is possible to customize the 

standard values via the vCC Citrix Register card in the category “Application 

publishing.” 

Figure 10: Customizing standard values for GlobalAppCfg 


6.1.4.8 GlobalAppCfg example 

The following example shows use of the Wise template GlobalAppCfg.wse on the 

Internet Explorer 6.0 configuration package. In this example, parameters for automatic 

directory authorization, application publishing and MRUList Manager are used. 


Set Variable APPLICATION to IE-600-X 





Set Variable MFPARENTFOLDERDN to Utilities 

Set Variable MFDEFAULTINITPROG to %ApplicationTargetDir%\IExplore.exe 

Rem MRUList Manager variables 

Set Variable MRULISTEXECUTABLE to IExplore.exe 

Set Variable MRULISTXPATH to %%MyDocuments%% 



Figure 11: Sample Wise script 


6.2 Wise Actions 

The visionapp Wise Package Environment extends the Wise script language by 

additional script commands, i.e. “Wise Actions.” Following installation of the visionapp 

Wise Package Environment, these can be found in the folder “%_Wise_%\Actions.” The 

individual Wise Actions are described in the following section and can be used within 

the Wise Installation System console. 

6.2.1 Attach file to protocol.wse 

The Wise Action “Attach file to protocol” adds any files e.g. Log files to a vCC log entry. 

The file specified in the “File Name” field is added to the vCC database with the aid of 

IRCon.exe. 

Figure 12: Attach file to protocol 

6.2.2 Base64 Convert.wse 

The Wise Action “Base64 Convert” converts any text string into the Base64 format 

(Encode), or Base64 strings back into text strings (Decode). 

Figure 13: Base 64 Encode/Decode 


6.2.3 Change Drive Letter.wse 

The Wise Action “Change Drive Letter” changes drive assignments. In this way, for 

example, the drive letter of the CD-ROM drive can be changed from D: to X:. 

6.2.4 Change NTFS.wse 

Figure 14: Change Drive Letter.wse 

The Wise Action “Change NTFS” changes file system authorizations. In the Mode field, 

the mode must be selected, which allows you to choose from Add, Replace and 

Remove. In the Path input field, a directory or file name must be entered for which the 

NTFS authorizations are to be changed. 

In the input field Accounts and Permissions, user name, user groups and the 

correspondingly assigned access rights must be specified. The desired access rights 

must be indicated immediately after the user name or user group, separated by a 

colon. The access rights are indicated by the following letters: 

R (Read) 

W (Write) 

C (Change) 

F (Full access) 

N (No) access 


In addition to indicating user or group names, “Well-known SID’s” can also be 

indicated. By using SID’s, authorizations within installation packages can be stored with 

no language. To authorize, for example, the group administrators and system with full 

access and the user group with reading rights, the following can be entered: 

S-1-5-32-544:F S-1-5-18:F S-1-5-32-545:R 

A detailed list of possible Well-known SID’s can be found in the installation parameter 

file, in the “Security Identifiers” section. 

Figure 15: Change NTFS.wse 

6.2.5 Change User Privileges 

The Wise Action “Change User Privileges” can be used to add or remove extra 

privileges to or from user accounts. 

Figure 16: Change User Privileges 


6.2.6 Change User.wse 

The Wise Action “Change User” can be used to switch backwards and forwards between 

installation mode and user mode on Terminal Servers. 

6.2.7 Execute MSI.wse 

Figure 17: Change User.wse 

Wise Action “Execute MSI” allows Microsoft Windows Installer (MSI) Setups to be 

installed, uninstalled and patched. The MSI file: field must indicate the full path to the 

MSI or MSP file. The MSI parameters field can indicate additional MSI properties as 

parameters. In the MSI log file field, the file should be specified in which the 

installation is to be recorded. The Action Type can be selected depending on whether 

the MSI Setup is to be installed, uninstalled or patched. 


In addition, the Wise Action “Install MSI” offers advanced error handling. If an error 

occurs during installation, the return code is temporarily stored and processed and 

transferred accordingly by the ExitEvent.wse script. 

Figure 18: Execute MSI.wse 

6.2.8 Execute Program Ex.wse 

Using Wise Action “Execute Program Ex” allows external program files to be executed. 

The path and file name of the external program file must be indicated in the EXE path 

field. Additional command parameters can be indicated via the Command line field. 

The Default directory field determines the work directory in which the program file is 

executed. “Window size” can be used to select the display with Normal, Minimized, 

Maximized and Hidden to choose from the menu. The checkbox Wait for program 

to exit can be used to define whether to wait for the end of the process during 

execution or not. The Ignore error code field can be used to indicate the expected 

return code. This is particularly useful if the error code is not to be 0 and installation is 

still be evaluated as successfully installed. 

In addition, the “Execute Program Ex” Wise Action offers advanced error handling. If an 

error occurs during installation, the return code is temporarily stored and processed 

and transferred accordingly by the ExitEvent.wse script. 

An additional advantage of the Wise Action “Execute Program Ex” is the use of 

CreateProcess API with vWiseExt.dll. This allows file paths above 256 characters to be 

supported. 


Figure 19: Execute Program Ex.wse 

6.2.9 Get Date Time.wse 

The Wise Action “Get Date Time” determines the time or date in various formats and 

makes this available as a variable. 

Figure 20: Get Date Time.wse 


6.2.10 Get Language ID.wse 

The Wise Action “Get Language ID” determines the operating system language, the 

system language or the user language and makes this available as a variable. 

Figure 21: Get Language ID.wse 

6.2.11 Get Name from SID.wse 

The Wise Action “Get Name from SID” determines a user or group name via the Well 

known SID. This allows packages or user and group names to be created with no 

language. A list of Well-known SID’s can be found in Microsoft Knowledge Base article 

KB243330. 

Figure 22: Get Name from SID 


6.2.12 Get SID.wse 

The Wise Action “Get SID” determines the SID of user accounts and makes this 

available as a variable. As an option, a computer name can be indicated if the SID on a 

remote computer is to be requested. 

Figure 23: Get SID.wse 

6.2.13 Install Printer Driver.wse 

The Wise Action “Install Printer Driver” installs or removes printer drivers. The exact 

driver name must be indicated in the Driver Name field. This name can be found in 

the associated driver INF file. The Driver Version file can be used to specify on which 

operating system the driver is to be installed. This is particularly important if the 

drivers being used are designed for several operating systems. There is a choice of 

Windows 2000, Windows NT4, Windows NT 3.x and Windows 95/95. 

Figure 24: Install Printer Driver.wse 


6.2.14 Kill Process.wse 

The Wise Action “Kill Process” is used to terminate current processes. The process 

name must be indicated as a parameter. 

Figure 25: Kill Process.wse 

6.2.15 Local Group Manager.wse 

The Wise Action “Local Group Manager” can be used to set up or delete local groups 

and to add or remove group members. 

Figure 26: Local Group Manager.wse 


6.2.16 Local User Manager.wse 

The Wise Action “Local User Manager” can be used to create or delete local user 

accounts. When creating user accounts, optional properties can be set such as, “User 

cannot change password,” “Password never expires” or “Account is disabled.” 

Figure 27: Local User Manager.wse 


6.2.17 Wait for Process.wse 

The Wise Action “Wait for Process” waits until a current process has ended. The Wise 

script only then continues to be processed. One option is to define a maximum waiting 

time. If this is exceeded, it is classed as an error and can be requested as a variable 

using INSTALL_RESULT. 

Figure 28: Wait for Process.wse 


7 Base Installation Packages 

7.1 Package templates for all server types (Global) 

The global package templates involve packages which can be used on all types of 

server. It does not matter whether the server is a Terminal Server, Citrix Presentation 

Server, Database Server or Web and Portal Server. 

7.1.1 051_APP_INSTMSG11_ALL_X 

This installation package installs the visionapp InstMsg Tool 1.1 and sets up a link in 

the autostart to start the tool. This tool displays an installation report on the desktop 

during the installation phase. The installation package also changes the color of the 

screen background for the “Default User” and the local administrator to red, in order to 

visualize the current installation process. At the end of the installation phase, the 

autostart link and the red background color are removed by the installation package 

051_SYS_CLEANJOB_ALL_X. 

7.1.2 051_APP_PPT51_ALL_X 

This installation package installs the visionapp Package Parameter Transfer (vPPT) Tool 

5.1 on the system. 

vPPT is executed immediately following installation. It is connects to the vCC database 

to request the individual installation parameters and to write these to the installation 

parameter file. In addition, a folder for writing log files is set up and prepared as a 

release. 

7.1.3 051_CFG_OEMINFO_ALL_X 

This installation package enters system information such as installation time, 

installation date and release version in OemInfo.ini in the “System32” directory. In 

addition, the logo file OemLogo.bmp is copied into the “System32” directory. 

Potential modifications 

The file OemLogo.bmp included in the installation package, contains the company logo 

of visionapp GmbH. If a different business logo is required, this should be substituted in 

the installation package. The logo must not exceed a maximum size of 172x172 in 256 

colors in BMP format. 


7.1.4 051_CFG_SERVERCONFIG_ALL_X 

This installation package carries out a series of operating system optimizations and 

settings which can be defined in the vCC Citrix module. Here some of the settings from 

the category “operating system settings,” “error logging and analysis” and “Terminal 

Server settings” are listed. 

Further optimizations are carried out which can be controlled if necessary via command 

parameters. As a rule, control via command parameters is not necessary as the set 

default parameters are suitable for most environments. 



Enabling or disabling of Windows update services (see Microsoft article 

KB327850)/WindowsUpdateService: On or Off (Default: Off) 

Enabling or disabling of warning report that hard drives are almost full (see 

Microsoft article KB112509)/DiskSpaceWarning: On or Off (Default: Off) 

Renaming of desktop symbol according to %Username% and 

%Computername%/RenameDesktop: On or Off (Default: On) 

Enable maximum registry size for Windows 2000 (see Microsoft article 

KB124594)/MaxRegSizeLimit: On or Off (Default: On) 

Delete local copy of user profiles stored on server when logging off (see 

Microsoft article KB185590)/DeleteRoamingCache: On or Off (Default: On) 

Disable Windows 2000 TSInternetUser user account (see Microsoft article 

KB288379)/TSInternetUser: On or Off (Default: Off) 

Enable or disable Windows wastebasket/trash can: On or Off (Default: Off) 

Remove search function from context menus due to seamless session 

compatibility/RemoveSearchMenu: On or Off (Default: Off) 

Enable alternative shell or seamless session Explorer 

compatibility/AlternativeShell: On or Off (Default: Off) 

Remove unwanted icons from desktop/CleanDesktop: On or Off (Default: 

On) 

Enable or disable “NTFS Last Access Time Stamps” setting (see Microsoft 

article KB185590)/NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate: On or Off (Default: On) 

Enable or disable “Paging of the windows executive” setting (see Microsoft 

article KB184419)/DisablePagingExecutive: On or Off (Default: On) 

Enable or disable the change Windows Scripting Host file assignment. This 

minimizes the risk of inadvertently executing scripts by double 

clicking/WshExt: On or Off (Default: Off) 


7.1.5 051_SYS_ADMINPASSWORD_ALL_X 

This installation package sets a new password for the local administrator account using 

the visionapp Set Admin Password Tool and renames the account if necessary. 

The password used and, optionally, the new administrator name are defined in the vCC 

Operating system settings under Local administrator password and Rename 

local administrator account and converted by the installation package and the 

following Set Admin Password Tool. 

The password used is stored encrypted both in the vCC database 

and in the installation parameter file. When selecting the password, 

any active password guideline must be observed. 

7.1.6 051_SYS_CLEANJOB_ALL_X 

This installation package removes various unwanted files and registration values which 

are generated during installation but are no longer required. In addition, log files, which 

are distributed over various sites on the hard disk, are moved to the central log file 

folder. Event logs are exported and emptied. 

The active AutoAdminLogon entry is also removed from the registry and the 

AutoAdminLogon User is disabled. The installation report enabled by 

051_APP_INSTMSG11_ALL_X and the red screen background are disabled. Finally, the 

end of installation is recorded with date, time, build and version number in the registry 

under HKLM\Software\visionapp\Installation. 


7.2 Package templates for operating system updates 

As there are so many package templates for operating system updates, each package 

template will not be explained in detail in this section, but a general summary will be 

provided. The operating system updates are listed together in a table at the end with a 

brief description. 

The operating system updates to rectify errors are usually referred to by the six digit 

Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) number. If they are security upgrades, they are 

referred to by the Microsoft security bulletin number. 

The selection of updates is made focusing on the Terminal Server. Where other server 

types such as file and printer servers, Web servers, or database servers are to be 

installed, other or additional hotfixes may be required. Which hotfixes are required by 

your target system can be determined by using the Microsoft Baseline Security 

Analyzer 

(see also: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/tools/mbsahome.mspx). 

The range of updates reflects the status as at November 2005. The range of Windows 

2000 updates is based on Service Pack 4 with Update Rollup 1. The Windows 2003 

updates are based on Windows 2003 with Service Pack 1. 

If Windows 2000 is the target platform, it must also be kept in mind that some hotfixes 

require certain versions of operating system upgrades. These include: 

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 

Microsoft Data Access Components 2.8 

Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 

This means that the corresponding updates can only be carried out after installing the 

corresponding product installation. 

Most operating system updates require the system to be rebooted. To avoid having to 

carry out each of these reboots separately, Microsoft QChain is used during the 

installation process. During this process, all updates are installed in one go without a 

reboot for each by using “Qchain” and a final reboot. 


7.2.1 051_FIX_KBnnnnnn_..... 

The following table lists all operating system updates for rectifying errors: 

Update Description Re: 

KB299386 Logoff Process May Not Be Completed Because Time-Out Is 

Too Slow 

KB317357 Performance Problem Because of Contention on 

CmpRegistryLock 

KB324446 Terminal Server and connected Terminal Services clients 

pause when a Terminal Services client logs on or logs off 

KB816134 Citrix Terminal Server Sessions Are Not Disconnected and 

Cause the Server to Stop Responding 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4 

W2K SP4 

KB816972 Access Violation in the Print Spooler When You Try to Print W2K SP4 

KB818523 Dr. Watson Error Occurs When You Run a Program That Uses 

Utildll.dll 

KB821225 A Windows 2000 Terminal Server that Is Configured with 

Citrix Metaframe Software Can Become Slow and 

Unresponsive 

W2K SP4 

W2K SP4 

KB822831 Driver Installation Program Does Not Install Device Drivers W2K SP4 

KB827825 Windows cannot unload your registry class file error message 

when you log off Terminal Services 

KB828026 Update for Windows Media Player URL script command 

behavior 

KB829422 Stop 0x0000008E Error Message when a Terminal Services 

Client Prints a Document 

W2K SP4 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4 

KB829558 Microsoft Jet 4.0 Service Pack 8 W2K SP4 

KB833407 Update to remove unacceptable symbols from the Bookshelf 

Symbol 7 font 

KB837321 You cannot connect to a Windows 2000 Terminal server if 

your Windows Server 2003 Terminal Services license is 

expired 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4 


Update Description Re: 

KB899528 The Open button is missing when you click a Hypertext 

Transfer Protocol Secure link in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 

to open a Citrix MetaFrame file 

Table 12: Operating system updates to rectify errors 

W2K3 SP1 


7.2.2 051_FIX_MSnn-nnn_..... 

The following table lists all security-related operating system updates: 

Update Description Re 

MS02-008 XMLHTTP Control Can Allow Access to Local Files W2K SP4 

MS02-051 Cryptographic Flaw in RDP Protocol can Lead to Information 

Disclosure (Q324380) 

MS04-003 Buffer Overrun in MDAC Function Could Allow Code Execution 

(832483) 

MS04-028 Buffer Overrun in JPEG Processing (GDI+) Could Allow Code 

Execution (833987) 

MS04-036 Vulnerability in NNTP Could Allow Remote Code Execution 

(883935) 

MS05-004 Vulnerability in ASP.Net May Lead to Authentication Bypass 

(887219) 

MS05-026 Vulnerability in HTML Help Could Allow Remote Code 


MS05-027 Vulnerability in Server Message Block Could Allow Remote 

Code Execution (896422) 

W2K SP4 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

MS05-030 Cumulative Security Update in Outlook Express (897715) W2K SP4 

MS05-032 Vulnerability in Microsoft Agent Could Allow Spoofing (890046) W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

MS05-033 Vulnerability in Microsoft Agent Could Allow Spoofing (890046) W2K SP4 

MS05-036 Vulnerability in Microsoft Color Management Module Could 

Allow Remote Code Execution (901214) 

MS05-040 Vulnerability in Telephony Service Could Allow Remote Code 


MS05-041 Vulnerability in Remote Desktop Protocol Could Allow Denial of 

Service (899591) 

MS05-042 Vulnerabilities in Kerberos Could Allow Denial of Service, 

Information Disclosure, and Spoofing (899587) 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 


Update Description Re 

MS05-043 Vulnerability in Print Spooler Service Could Allow Remote Code 


MS05-044 Vulnerability in the Windows FTP Client Could Allow File 

Transfer Location Tampering (905495) 

MS05-045 Vulnerability in Network Connection Manager Could Allow 

Denial of Service (905414) 

MS05-047 Vulnerability in Plug and Play Could Allow Remote Code 

Execution and Local Elevation of Privilege (905749) 

MS05-048 Vulnerability in the Microsoft Collaboration Data Objects Could 

Allow Remote Code Execution (907245) 

MS05-049 Vulnerabilities in Windows Shell Could Allow Remote Code 


MS05-050 Vulnerability in DirectShow Could Allow Remote Code 


MS05-051 Vulnerabilities in MSDTC and COM+ Could Allow Remote Code 


W2K SP4 

W2K SP4 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

MS05-052 Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (896688) W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 

MS05-053 Vulnerabilities in Graphics Rendering Engine Could Allow Code 


Table 13: Security-related operating system updates 

W2K SP4, 

W2K3 SP1 


7.2.3 051_SYS_MS-ROOT-CERT-UPD-6_ALL_X 

The package installs Microsoft Root Certificate Update 6. 

7.2.4 051_SYS_MSI31_ALL_X 

Using this package, the Windows Installer Service contained in Windows 2000 and 

Windows 2003 are updated to Version 3.1. The package is required on machines with 

Windows 2000 and Service Pack 4 as well as on machines with Windows 2003 without 

Service Pack. Computers with Windows 2003 Service Pack 1 come with these 

components in the Service Pack. 

7.2.5 051_SYS_QCHAIN-EXEC_ALL_X 

The package executes Microsoft QChain.exe. QChain allows the installation of several 

Microsoft hotfixes with just one reboot. Further information on this can be found in the 

Microsoft KB article under http://support.microsoft.com/kb/296861. 

7.2.6 051_SYS_DOTNET11_W2K_EN/DE 

This installation package installs the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 for Windows 2000. 

The installation package must be installed as the first installation package in the 

installation phase, as many other installation packages require an installed .NET 

framework. It is also urgently recommended that the installation package is re-installed 

after using Citrix Drive Remap. This is necessary as it is possible that drive data within 

.NET framework files may be ignored by Citrix Drive Remap. 

This installation package is not applicable to Windows Server 2003 

as the relevant components are already contained in the operating 

system. 


7.2.7 051_SYS_IE6_W2K_EN/DE 

This installation package installs Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 for Windows 2000. 

Internet Explorer is installed without any configuration. It is intended that the entire 

configuration is carried out using group guidelines. This installation package is not 

applicable with Windows Server 2003, as the relevant components are already 

contained in the operating system. 

Creating the package requires a full download of Internet Explorer 

6.0. To do this, the file ie6setup.exe from Internet Explorer 6.0 is 

first downloaded. (http://download.microsoft.com). Finally, the file 

must be called up from where it is stored using the following 

parameter: ie6setup.exe /c:"ie6wzd.exe /d /s:""#E". 

7.2.8 051_SYS_MDAC-28_W2K_EN/DE 

This installation package installs Microsoft Data Access Components 2.8 SP1 (MDAC) 

for Windows 2000. 

The installation package should be installed as one of the first 

installation packages. This is particularly important if the vCC 

database involves a database which runs on an SQL server instance, 

as only newer MDAC versions support instance installations. 

Where the Citrix Drive Remap functions are used, the MDAC installation package should 

be re-installed after the drive remap, otherwise the smooth operation of the MDAC 

components cannot be guaranteed. 

This installation package is not applicable with Windows Server 2003, as the relevant 

components are already contained in the operating system. The special features of 

Citrix Drive Remap must also not be disregarded. 

7.2.9 051_SYS_SP4-UR1_W2K_EN/DE 

This installation package installs Microsoft Windows 2000 SP1 Update Rollup 1. More 

information on this can be found in the following Microsoft article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/891861. 

7.2.10 051_SYS_WSH-ENGINE56_W2K_EN/DE 

This installation package installs Microsoft Windows Scripting Host Engine 5.6 for 

Windows 2000. This installation package is not applicable with Windows Server 2003, 

as the relevant components are already contained in the operating system. 


7.3 Package templates for Database Server 

7.3.1 051_APP_SQLSRVENT2K_ALL_EN/DE 

This installation package carries out installation of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 

Enterprise Edition. The installation is controlled by a number of parameters stored in 

the vCC. The precise significance of the individual installation parameters can be seen 

in the vCC documentation and online help. 

The correct configuration of the relevant settings in the vCC is required for smooth 

running of the installation package. If unexpected problems occur in executing the 

installation package, the log files in the %INST_LOG_PATH%\Microsoft\SQL folder 

should be checked. 

7.3.2 051_APP_SQLSRVSTD2K_ALL_EN/DE 

This installation package carries out installation of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Standard 

Edition. The installation is controlled by a number of parameters stored in the vCC. The 

precise significance of the individual installation parameters can be seen in the vCC 

documentation and online help. 



installation package, the log files in the %INST_LOG_PATH%\Microsoft\SQL folder 

should be checked. 

7.3.3 051_FIX_SQLSRVSP4_ALL_EN/DE 

This installation package carries out installation of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Service 

Pack 4. If unexpected problems occur in executing the installation package, the log files 

in the %INST_LOG_PATH%\Microsoft\SQL folder should be checked. 


7.4 Package templates for Web and Portal Server 

7.4.1 051_APP_ICAJAVACLIENT90_ALL_X 

This installation package carries out installation of Citrix ICA Java Clients 9.0 for the 

visionapp Access Portal. In addition to actually installing the files, a corresponding 

virtual directory is also created on the Web server. 

7.4.2 051_APP_IIS5_W2K_EN/DE 

This installation package carries out installation of Microsoft Internet Information 

Services 5.0 on Windows 2000 servers. The installation is controlled by a number of 

parameters stored in the vCC. The precise significance of the individual installation 

parameters can be seen in the vCC documentation and online help. 

If unexpected problems occur in executing the installation package, the log files in the 

%INST_LOG_PATH%\Microsoft\IIS folder should be checked. 

7.4.3 051_APP_IIS6_W2K3_EN/DE 

This installation package carries out installation of Microsoft Internet Information 

Services 6.0 on Windows 2003 servers. The installation is controlled by a number of 

parameters stored in the vCC. The precise significance of the individual installation 

parameters can be seen in the vCC documentation and online help. 


%INST_LOG_PATH%\Microsoft\IIS folder should be checked. 

7.4.4 051_APP_VAP2006_ALL_X 

This installation package carries out installation of visionapp Access Portals 2006. The 

installation is controlled by a number of parameters stored in the vCC. The precise 

significance of the individual installation parameters can be seen in the vCC 



%INST_LOG_PATH%\visionapp\vAP folder should be checked. 


7.4.5 051_APP_VJSHARP11_ALL_EN/DE 

This installation package carries out installation of Microsoft Visual J# Runtime 1.1. This 

component is a prerequisite for the later installation of Citrix Web Interface 3.0. 

7.4.6 051_APP_WEBINTERFACE30_ALL_EN/DE 

This installation package carries out installation of Citrix Web Interface 3.0. This 

component is a prerequisite for the later installation of visionapp Access Portals 2006. 


7.5 Package templates for Terminal and Citrix Server 

7.5.1 051_APP_ITSM20_ALL_X 

This installation package installs the visionapp Installation Time Slot Manager Tool 

(vITSM) which is used in the later installation process of various installation packages 

in order to be able to access the Citrix Data Store without conflict. 

7.5.2 051_APP_LOGINMGR20_ALL_X 

This installation package installs visionapp Login Manager 2.0 (LoginMgr.exe and 

LoginRun.exe) on the system, integrates its call under “HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows 

NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\AppSetup” and uses it to replace 

the original UsrLogon.cmd script from Microsoft. 

7.5.3 051_APP_MRULMGR10_ALL_X 

This installation package installs visionapp Most Recently Used List Manager 1.01 on 

the system and enters its call in the Login Manager INI file. 

7.5.4 051_APP_ORACLE-CLIENT-9I_ALL_X 

This installation package installs the Oracle 9I database client, if an Oracle database 

server is to be used for the Citrix Presentation Server data store. In this case, the 

setting for database type in the Citrix module of the vCC must be configured as “Oracle 

(direct)” and the settings in the “Database Settings (direct)” category must also be 

correspondingly configured. 

Please make sure that that your farm name, the name of the 

database, the user of the database and its password are confirm 

with the Oracle Name Scheme. The extended name scheme, which 

supports special characters and the use of small letters when 

writing names of objects by enclosing the names of objects with 

quotation marks, is not supported. 

More information regarding the Oracle Name Scheme can be found 

in the Oracle documentation in chapter “Object Names and 

Qualifiers” in the “Oracle SQL Reference” handbook. 


7.5.5 051_APP_PDRVMGR11_ALL_X 

This installation package installs visionapp Printer Driver Manager 1.1 on the system. 

Later in the course of the installation phase this can be used to install printer drivers. 

7.5.6 051_APP_USFRMGR10_ALL_X 

This installation package installs visionapp User Shell Folder Redirection Manager 1.0 

and enters its call in the Login Manager INI file. 

7.5.7 051_APP_VCT60_ALL_X 

This installation package installs the visionapp Citrix Tools 6.0 for Presentation Server 

3.0 and 4.0. These are executed after installing the individual components “Automatic 

Application Publishing” (APP), “Farm Configuration” (FC), “Server Configuration” (SC) 

and “License Configuration” (LC). This means SC is executed for each server, but FC 

and LC only on the first server in the farm. Calling the AAP part component is executed 

at a later point by the separate installation package 051_CFG_EXEC-AAP_ALL_X. 

As an option, the installation package uses Installation Time Slot Manager for access to 

the Citrix Data Store. This is dependent on the vCC setting “Enable Installation Time 

Slot Manager.” 


%INST_LOG_PATH%\visionapp\vCT folder should be checked. 

Functional dependence 

051_APP_ITSM20_ALL_X 

051_APP_CPS30_ALL_X or 051_APP_CPS40_ALL_X 

7.5.8 051_APP_WSTSECMGR10_ALL_X 

This installation package installs visionapp WinStation Security Manager 1.0. which is 

used to configure authorizations on the ICA or RDP protocol. 

7.5.9 051_CFG_DEFAULTUSER_ALL_X 

This installation package edits the registration of the default user profile (NTUSER.DAT) 

to rectify problems relating to drive names which may occur through Citrix Drive 

Remapping. Optimizations are also carried out which can be controlled via command 

parameters if necessary. 



Enable or disable Windows Soundscheme (This optimization reduces audio 

emission to conserve bandwidth and system performance.) /SoundScheme: 

On or Off (Default: Off) 

Enable or disable Alternative User Input Features (CTFMon) (see Microsoft 

article KB282599)/CtfMon: On or Off (Default: Off) 

Enable or disable Internet Connection Wizards (see Microsoft article 

KB250380)/InternetConnectionWizard: On or Off (Default: Off) 

Remove files from the default user profile. Here the links in the start menu, 

the default Favorites in MediaPlayers and Internet Explorer, the .JPG file in 

the “Own Images” folder and the unnecessary “Send To” links must be 

listed. /RemoveUnnecessaryFiles: On or Off (Default: On) 

Remove the default Media Player Favorites from the default user profile (see 

also Microsoft article KB272351)/RemoveMPFavorites: On or Off (Default: 

Off) 


7.5.10 051_CFG_EXEC-AAP_ALL_X 

This installation package executes the Automatic Application Publishing component at 

the end of the installation phase to create the published applications. Before publishing 

applications, the Enable automatic application publishing in the vCC Citrix module 

must be enabled. The installation package can use the Installation Time Slot Manager 

dependent on the vCC Enable Installation Time Slot Manager setting. 




051_APP_VCT60_ALL_X 

7.5.11 051_CFG_IMA-DISABLE_ALL_X 

This installation package disables all Citrix Presentation Server services. The reason for 

this measure is accelerating installation and reducing farm communication during the 

installation phase. At the end of the installation phase, the services are re-enabled by 

installation package 051_CFG_IMA-ENABLE_ALL_X. 



7.5.12 051_CFG_IMA-ENABLE_ALL_X 

At the end of the installation phase, this installation package enables all Citrix 

Presentation Server services which were previously disabled by installation package 

051_CFG_IMA-DISABLE_ALL_X. 



051_CFG_IMA-DISABLE_ALL_X 


7.5.13 051_CFG_PRNTDRV_ALL_X 

This installation package installs printer drivers, sets up additional printer driver 

assignments and undertakes optimizations of the printer drivers. 

Installation of printer drivers occurs using the Printer Driver Manager and the 

corresponding PDrvMgr.ini file that has been created. 

Setting up printer driver assignments in the printer driver conversion table can take 

place by modifying either of the files WTSPrnt.inf or WTSUPrn.inf. 

After installing the printer drivers, optimizations are carried out. This includes disabling 

the NTPrint.inf file to prevent installation of unwanted printer drivers e.g. by the 

“Autocreated Printer” feature in Citrix or by the automatically connect printers function 

in RDP Client. 


051_APP_PDRVMGR11_ALL_X 


The “Edit INI File” command line in the printer driver manager section within the Wise 

script must be modified to extend the installation package by its own printer drivers. If 

necessary, OEM driver files can be stored in the “.\Files” folder of the installation 

package. 

The printer driver conversion tables can also be amended by modifying the 

corresponding “Edit INI File” command line. 

Enabling or disabling the NTPrint.inf can be controlled via the command parameter 

/NTPrint: On or Off as desired. In the default state, the NTPrint.Inf file is disabled. 

7.5.14 051_CFG_WINSTATION_ALL_X 

This installation package configures the RDP and/or the ICA connection log according to 

the settings stored in the vCC. You will find the relevant settings in the vCC under the 

category “RDP connection configuration” and “ICA connection configuration.” 


051_SYS_TERMSERVICES_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE or 051_APP_CPS30_ALL_X or 

051_APP_CPS40_ALL_X 


7.5.15 051_SYS_AUTOREBOOT_ALL_X 

This installation package sets up a planned task to reboot the server daily or weekly. 

The time of the reboot is defined by the vCC setting Autom. Reboot Date Schedule 

and Autom. Reboot Time Schedule. 

The time scheduling is delayed by a random value between one minute and 60 minutes 

so that all servers do not reboot simultaneously. It is also ensured that servers which 

have been defined as a data collector are rebooted before the remaining farm servers. 

7.5.16 051_SYS_MOVEPRGFILES_ALL_X 

This installation package moves the %ProgramFiles% directory to another folder or to 

another partition or hard disk (e.g. to N:\Win32), as desired. The target drive and 

target directory are defined by the setting "Program Drive" and "Program Directory" in 

the vCC Citrix module. If the setting "Program Directory” is not defined, the folder is 

not moved and the further logic of the installation package is skipped. 

The basic NTFS security for the %ProgramFiles% folder is converted parallel to moving 

the folder. The “Administrators” and “System” groups receive full access and the “User” 

group receives reading access. 

The installation package runs in three phases. Between each phase the machine 

reboots. After the reboot, the next phase respectively is initiated by entering 

“RunOnce.” For this reason, an enabled AutoAdminLogon is urgently required for this 

installation package, which is what vTT ensures. 

The initial phase prepares to move the folder. Services such as NetInstall Agent, ICS 

Service, SMS Client or ADS Agent, for example, which are active in the 

%ProgramFiles% directory, are terminated. This prevents conflicts from open files. 

The second phase copies the content from the old folder into the new folder. The 

registry is also searched for references to old folders and updated. The third phase 

deletes the old folder and restarts the services terminated in phase 1. 

The installation package should be executed immediately after the 

installation package 051_SYS_CPS30-DRIVEREMAP_W2K/W2K3 

/EN/DE or 051_SYS_CPS40-DRIVEREMAP_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE. No 

other software should be installed yet on the computer, as otherwise 

the installation package cannot be guaranteed to function smoothly. 

Particular care must be taken to ensure no software is installed 

which has opened or closed files in the program directory, as 

otherwise copying and deleting the folder may cause access 

problems and the installation to abort. 


7.5.17 051_SYS_TERMSERVICES_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE 

This installation package checks whether the terminal services are installed and 

whether they are in the application mode. If not, the services are re-installed and 

transferred to application mode. 

7.5.18 051_SYS_WTS-SHADOW-KEY_ALL_X 

This installation package aligns the time stamp below the registration key 

“HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Terminal Server” on Terminal 

Servers at a uniform value. This ensures that all servers within a farm have uniform 

time stamps independent of the respective time of installation. This is important to 

prevent problems with profiles stored on servers. Further information on this subject 

can be found in Microsoft article KB297379. 

7.5.19 051_APP_CPS30-ASC_ALL_EN/DE 

This installation package installs the Citrix Presentation Server 3.0 Access Suite console 

which is an optional component supplied with Citrix Presentation Server 3.0. 

7.5.20 051_APP_CPS30-FILES_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE 

This installation package copies the Citrix Presentation Server 3.0 installation files 

which correspond to the language and version of the operating system on the server 

being installed into a local directory on the server. The installation package 

051_APP_CPS30_ALL_X then carries out the installation. 

7.5.21 051_APP_CPS30-MSDE_ALL_EN/DE 

This installation package installs the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE) 

incl. Service Pack 3a, if this is to be used by Citrix Presentation Server as a data store. 

This installation package is only required if MSDE is used as Citrix Data Store. The 

server then also requires an installation to assume the role of database server for the 

data store. In this case, in the Citrix Presentation Server Module of the vCC, the setting 

for database type must be set on “MSDE (indirect),” the setting “Create data store” on 

“Recreate database” and the settings in the category “Database settings (indirect)” 

must be configured accordingly. 


7.5.22 051_APP_CPS30_ALL_X 

This installation package implements installation of the Citrix Presentation Server 3.0. 

The installation is controlled by a number of parameters stored in the vCC. The precise 





installation package, the log files in the %INST_LOG_PATH%\Citrix folder should be 

checked. 



051_APP_CPS30-FILES_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE 

7.5.23 051_FIX_CPS300R03_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE 

This package installs the Citrix Presentation Server 3.0 Rollup Pack 3. 

At regular intervals, Citrix publishes new rollup packs. If the Rollup 

Pack 3 from Citrix is no longer available, then it has been replaced 

by a more updated version. To use newer Rollup Packs you require 

the corresponding updated package template which is available via 

the visionapp website. 

7.5.24 051_SYS_CPS30- 

DRIVEREMAP_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE 

This installation package carries out a remapping of the drives (e.g. C:, D:, E: to M:, 

N:, O:) using the Citrix DriveRemap Tool. The “System Drive” setting in the vCC 

Presentation Server module is definitive for the remapping. Here the future drive letter 

for the system drive (e.g. M:)must be indicated. All additionally available drive letters 

are automatically assigned in alphabetical order (e.g. N:, O:). 

7.5.25 051_APP_CPS40-ASC_ALL_EN/DE 

This installation package installs the Citrix Presentation Server 4.0 Access Suite console 

which is an optional component supplied with Citrix Presentation Server 4.0. 


7.5.26 051_APP_CPS40-FILES_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE 

This installation package copies the Citrix Presentation Server 4.0 installation files 

which correspond to the language and version of the operating system on the server 

being installed into a local directory on the server. The installation package 

051_APP_CPS40_ALL_X then carries out the installation. 

7.5.27 051_APP_CPS40-MSDE_ALL_EN/DE 

This installation package installs the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine incl. 

Service Pack 3a, if this is to be used by Citrix Presentation Server as a data store. 

This installation package is only required if MSDE is used as Citrix Data Store. The 

server then also requires an installation to assume the role of database server for the 

data store. In this case, in the Citrix Presentation Server Module of the vCC, the setting 

for database type must be set on “MSDE (indirect),” the setting “Create data store” on 

“Recreate database” and the settings in the category “Database settings (indirect)” 

must be configured accordingly. 

7.5.28 051_APP_CPS40_ALL_X 

This installation package implements installation of the Citrix Presentation Server 4.0. 

The installation is controlled by a number of parameters stored in the vCC. The precise 





installation package, the log files in the %INST_LOG_PATH%\Citrix folder should be 

checked. 



051_APP_CPS40-FILES_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE 

7.5.29 051_SYS_CPS40- 

DRIVEREMAP_W2K/W2K3/EN/DE 

This installation package carries out a remapping of the drives (e.g. C:, D:, E: to M:, 

N:, O:) using the Citrix DriveRemap Tool. The “System Drive” setting in the vCC 

Presentation Server module is definitive for the remapping. Here the future drive letter 

for the system drive (e.g. M:)must be indicated. All additionally available drive letters 

are automatically assigned in alphabetical order (e.g. N:, O:). 


7.6 Package templates for application packages 

7.6.1 051_CFG_CALC_ALL_X 

This installation package sets up the Windows Pocket Calculator as a published 

application. 


The pocket calculator must be installed as a component of the Windows installation. 

This is achieved via the Unattend Setup Parameter CALC=ON. 

7.6.2 051_CFG_CMD_ALL_X 

This installation package sets up Windows Command as a published application. 

7.6.3 051_CFG_DESKTOP_ALL_X 

This installation package sets up Windows Desktop as a published application. 

7.6.4 051_CFG_EXPLORER_ALL_X 

This installation package sets up Windows Explorer as a published application. 


The configuration of Windows Explorer largely occurs via the group guideline. Within 

the group guideline, all the relevant settings must be configured. More detailed 

information on this can be found in a separate whitepaper on the group guideline. 

Settings which are not carried out via the group guideline can be modified in the 

installation package, e.g. transferring the user shell folder to network drives by 

modifying USFRMgr.ini. 

7.6.5 051_CFG_IE6_ALL_X 

This installation package sets up Internet Explorer and its components Media Player 

and Outlook Express as published applications. A few further relevant optimizations for 

the Terminal Server are carried out. 



051_APP_IE6_W2K_DE/EN 


This component is included in Windows 2003! 

The configuration of Internet Explorer largely occurs via the group guideline. Settings 

which are not carried out via the group guideline can be modified in the installation 

package. The installation package contains a prepared Application Compatibility Script 

which can be modified if necessary. The following are listed in particular: 

A wide range of Internet Explorer functions and settings can be modified 

within the IEConfig section of the Application Compatibility Script. 

The following values to be modified must be listed within the “OEConfig” 

section: HelpUrl, BodyBarPath, NNTPServer and AccountName. 

The Media Player configuration can be modified within the “MPConfig” 

section. The entry “ManualBandwidth” which can be used to restrict the 

network width is particularly worth mentioning. 

The installation package contains several configuration steps which can be enabled or 

disabled using command parameters. The following are worth mentioning here: 

Enable or disable Outlook Express as a published application: 

/DisableOutlookExpress: Off or On (Default: On) 

Enable or disable Media Players as a published application: 

/DisableMediaPlayer: Off or On (Default: On) 

Enable or disable Browser Integration of Office documents: 

/DisableBrowserIntegration: Off or On (Default: On) 

Enable or disable DDE functionality with .HTM and .HTML files for the 

purpose of seamless session compatibility (see Microsoft article KB290751) 

/DisableDDE: Off or On (Default: On) 


7.6.6 051_CFG_NOTEPAD_ALL_X 

This installation package sets up Windows Notepad as a published application. 

7.6.7 051_CFG_PRINTDLG_ALL_X 

This installation package sets up Windows Printer Assistant as a published application. 

This is an optional installation package. It can be used whenever users do not have 

access to Desktop, Explorer or the network environment to allow users to connect 

network printers. 

7.6.8 051_CFG_REGIODLG_ALL_X 

This installation package sets up the Windows Regional and Language Options Dialogue 

as a published application. 

This is an optional installation package. It can be used whenever users do not have 

access to Desktop or System Control to allow users to configure their personal regional 

and language settings. 


8 Installation sequence 

The following chapter demonstrates the recommended installation sequence of the 

installation packages. Some installation packages are interdependent. For this reason, 

the installation sequence recommended here must be adhered to. However, installation 

packages marked as optional can be omitted. 

The installation sequence recommended here has been tried and tested. If the 

sequence is altered or compulsory installation packages removed, smooth functioning 

cannot be guaranteed. The installation sequence is reproduced using the vCC by 

installation scripts and installation script sets. The installation sequences recommended 

in the following sections represent the appropriate combinations of installation scripts 

and installation script sets. The appropriate pre-prepared installation scripts and 

installation script sets can be found on the visionapp Resource CD under: 

:\Installation\visionapp_Base Installation Packages 

These pre-prepared scripts can be imported as required. In doing so, it must be kept in 

mind that first the package, then the installation scripts and finally the installation 

script sets must be imported. Further information on importing can be found in the vCC 

online help. 

The installation scripts and installation script sets, like the packages, are distinguished 

by type, operating system version and language. The following list provides information 

on the name schema used: 

Segment 1, Server type: 

CTX = Citrix Presentation Server 

SQL = Database server 

STD = Standard Server 

UPD = General operating system updates (for all server types) 

WTS = Terminal Server 

WEB = Portal and Web server 

Segment 2, Actual name of the installation scripts or set: 

e.g. PLATFORM-CPS3, APPLICATION-CPS4, etc… 


Segment 3, Supported operating systems: 

ALL = Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 

W2K = Windows 2000 

W2K3 = Windows 2003 

Segment 4, Supported languages: 

X = Any language 

DE = German 

EN = English 

Example: The Installation script set CTX_APPLICATION_CPS4_W2K3_EN installs Citrix 

Presentation Server 4.0 incl. applications on a machine with Windows 2003 

in English. The installation script set in turn assembles the following 

installation scripts: CTX_PLATFORM_CPS4_W2K3_EN, UPD_OS- 

UPDATES_W2K3_EN, CTX_APPLICATION_ALL_X and CTX_CLEAN_ALL_X. 


8.1 Installation scripts for Citrix Presentation Server 

8.1.1 CTX_APPLICATION_ALL_X 

051_CFG_CALC_ALL_X 

051_CFG_CMD_ALL_X 

051_CFG_DESKTOP_ALL_X 

051_CFG_EXPLORER_ALL_X 

051_CFG_IE6_ALL_X 

051_CFG_NOTEPAD_ALL_X 

051_CFG_PRINTDLG_ALL_X 

051_CFG_REGIODLG_ALL_X 

8.1.2 CTX_CLEAN_ALL_X 

051_SYS_WTS-SHADOW-KEY_ALL_X 

051_SYS_ADMINPASSWORD_ALL_X 

051_SYS_CLEANJOB_ALL_X 

051_CFG_IMA-ENABLE_ALL_X 

REBOOT 

051_CFG_EXEC-AAP_ALL_X 

051_SYS_AUTOREBOOT_ALL_X 

8.1.3 CTX_PLATFORM_CPS3_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

051_APP_PPT51_ALL_X 

051_APP_INSTMSG11_ALL_X 

051_SYS_TERMSERVICES_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

051_SYS_CPS30-DRIVEREMAP_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

REBOOT 

051_SYS_MOVEPRGFILES_ALL_X 

REBOOT 

051_SYS_DOTNET11_W2K/EN/DE (1) 

051_SYS_MDAC-28_W2K/EN/DE (1) 

051_SYS_WSH-ENGINE56_W2K/EN/DE (1) 

051_SYS_IE6_W2K/EN/DE (1) 

051_SYS_MSI31_ALL_X (1) 

REBOOT (1) 

051_APP_ORACLE-CLIENT-9I_ALL_X (2) 

051_APP_CPS30-MSDE_ALL_EN/DE (3) 

REBOOT (2,3) 


051_APP_CPS30-FILES_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 



051_APP_CPS30-ASC_ALL_DE 

051_FIX_CPS300R03_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

REBOOT 


051_APP_LOGINMGR20_ALL_X 

051_APP_MRULMGR10_ALL_X 

051_APP_USFRMGR10_ALL_X 

051_APP_WSTSECMGR10_ALL_X 


051_CFG_PRNTDRV_ALL_X 

051_CFG_DEFAULTUSER_ALL_X 

051_CFG_OEMINFO_ALL_X 

051_CFG_SERVERCONFIG_ALL_X 

051_CFG_WINSTATION_ALL_X 


REBOOT 

(1) Only relevant to Windows 2000, already included in Windows 2003. 

(2) Only if Oracle is used as Citrix Data Store database. 

(3) Only if MSDE is used as Citrix Data Store database. 






051_SYS_CPS40-DRIVEREMAP_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

REBOOT 


REBOOT 

051_SYS_DOTNET11_W2K/EN/DE (1) 

051_SYS_MDAC-28_W2K/EN/DE (1) 

051_SYS_WSH-ENGINE56_W2K/EN/DE (1) 

051_SYS_IE6_W2K/EN/DE (1) 


REBOOT (1) 

051_APP_ORACLE-CLIENT-9I_ALL_X (2) 

051_APP_CPS40-MSDE_ALL_EN/DE (3) 

REBOOT (2,3) 


051_APP_CPS40-FILES_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 


051_APP_CPS40-ASC_ALL_DE 

REBOOT 













REBOOT 


(2) Only if Oracle is used as Citrix Data Store database. 

(3) Only if MSDE is used as Citrix Data Store database. 


8.2 Installation scripts for database server 

8.2.1 SQL_CLEAN_ALL_X 



REBOOT 

8.2.2 SQL_PLATFORM_ENT_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 





REBOOT 

051_SYS_DOTNET11_W2K_EN/DE (1) 

051_SYS_MDAC-28_W2K_EN/DE (1) 

051_SYS_WSH-ENGINE56_W2K_EN/DE (1) 

051_SYS_IE6_W2K_EN/DE (1) 


REBOOT (1) 

051_APP_SQLSRVENT2K_ALL_EN/DE 

REBOOT 

051_FIX_SQLSRVSP4_ALL_EN/DE 

REBOOT 


8.2.3 SQL_PLATFORM_STD_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 





REBOOT 






REBOOT (1) 

051_APP_SQLSRVSTD2K_ALL_EN/DE 

REBOOT 

051_FIX_SQLSRVSP4_ALL_EN/DE 

REBOOT 



8.3 Installation scripts for Standard Server 

8.3.1 STD_CLEAN_ALL_X 



REBOOT 

8.3.2 STD_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 





REBOOT 






REBOOT (1) 


8.4 Installation scripts for Terminal Server 

8.4.1 WTS_APPLICATION_ALL_X 

051_CFG_CALC_ALL_X 

051_CFG_CMD_ALL_X 

051_CFG_DESKTOP_ALL_X 

051_CFG_EXPLORER_ALL_X 

051_CFG_IE6_ALL_X 

051_CFG_NOTEPAD_ALL_X 

051_CFG_PRINTDLG_ALL_X 

051_CFG_REGIODLG_ALL_X 


8.4.2 WTS_CLEAN_ALL_X 

051_SYS_WTS-SHADOW-KEY_ALL_X 



051_SYS_AUTOREBOOT_ALL_X 

REBOOT 

8.4.3 WTS_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/DE/EN 




REBOOT 


REBOOT 






REBOOT (1) 











REBOOT 



8.5 Installation scripts for Web and Portal Server 

8.5.1 WEB_CLEAN_ALL 



REBOOT 

8.5.2 WTS_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 





REBOOT 





051_SYS_MSI31_ALL_X 1) 

REBOOT (1) 

051_APP_IIS5_W2K_EN/DE (2) 

051_APP_IIS6_W2K3_EN/DE (3) 

051_APP_VJSHARP11_ALL_EN (4) 

051_APP_WEBINTERFACE30_ALL_EN (4) 

051_APP_VAP2006_ALL_X (4) 

051_APP_ICAJAVACLIENT90_ALL_X (4) 

REBOOT 


(2) Only relevant to Windows 2000. 

(3) Only relevant to Windows 2003. 

(4) Only relevant for the connection with vAP 2006. 


8.6 Installation scripts for operating system updates 

8.6.1 UPD_OS-UPDATES_W2K_EN/DE 

051_SYS_SP4-UR1_W2K_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS02-008-MSXML2_W2K_EN/DE 



051_FIX_MS02-051_W2K_EN/DE 























051_FIX_KB299386_ALL_X 

051_FIX_KB317357_ALL_X 

051_FIX_KB324446_W2K_EN/DE 












051_SYS_MS-ROOT-CERT-UPD-6_ALL_X 

051_SYS_QCHAIN-EXEC_ALL_X 

REBOOT 


8.6.2 UPD_OS-UPDATES_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS04-003_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-026_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-027_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-032_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-033_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-036_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-039_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-040_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-041_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-042_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-045_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-048_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-049_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-050_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-051_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-052_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_MS05-053_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_KB828026_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_KB833407_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_KB899528_W2K3_EN/DE 

051_FIX_KB299386_ALL_X 

051_FIX_KB317357_ALL_X 

051_SYS_MS-ROOT-CERT-UPD-6_ALL_X 

051_SYS_QCHAIN-EXEC_ALL_X 

REBOOT 


8.7 Installation script sets for Citrix Presentation Server 

8.7.1 CTX_APPLICATION_CPS3_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

The installation script set CTX_APPLICATION_CPS3_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE for Citrix 

Presentation Server 3.0 with applications comprises the following installation scripts: 

CTX_PLATFORM_CPS3_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

UPD_OS-UPDATES_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

CTX_APPLICATION_ALL_X 

CTX_CLEAN_ALL_X 

8.7.2 CTX_APPLICATION_CPS4_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

The installation script set CTX_APPLICATION_CPS4_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE for Citrix 

Presentation Server 4.0 with applications comprises the following installation scripts: 



CTX_APPLICATION_ALL_X 



The installation script set CTX_PLATFORM_CPS3_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE for Citrix 

Presentation Server 3.0 without applications comprises the following installation 

scripts: 






The installation script set CTX_PLATFORM_CPS4_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE for Citrix 

Presentation Server 4.0 without applications comprises the following installation 

scripts: 





8.8 Installation script sets for Database Server 

8.8.1 SQL_PLATFORM_ENT/W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

The installation script set SQL_PLATFORM_ENT_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE for Microsoft SQL 

Server 2000 Enterprise comprises the following installation scripts: 

SQL_PLATFORM_ENT_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 


SQL_CLEAN_ALL_X 

8.8.2 SQL_PLATFORM_STD/W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

The installation script set SQL_PLATFORM_ENT_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE for Microsoft SQL 

Server 2000 Standard comprises the following installation scripts: 

SQL_PLATFORM_STD_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 


SQL_CLEAN_ALL_X 


8.9 Installation script sets for Standard Server 

8.9.1 STD_PLATFORM/W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

The installation script set STD_PLATFORM W2K3/W2K/EN/DE for Standard Server 

comprises the following installation scripts: 

STD_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 


STD_CLEAN_ALL_X 


8.10 Installation script sets for Terminal Server 

8.10.1 WTS_APPLICATION_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

The installation script set WTS_APPLICATION_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE for Microsoft Terminal 

Server with applications comprises the following installation scripts: 

WTS_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 


WTS_APPLICATION_ALL_X 

WTS_CLEAN_ALL_X 

8.10.2 WTS_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

The installation script set WTS_APPLICATION_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE for Microsoft Terminal 

Server without applications comprises the following installation scripts: 

WTS_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 


WTS_CLEAN_ALL_X 


8.11 Installation script sets for Web and Portal Server 

8.11.1 WEB_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 

The installation script set WEB_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE for Web and Portal 

Server comprises the following installation scripts: 

WEB_PLATFORM_W2K3/W2K/EN/DE 


WEB_CLEAN_ALL_X 


9 Installation parameter file 

The following sections explain the sections contained in the installation parameter file 

visionapp.ini and its parameters and possible values. This file is created automatically 

at the start of installation using the visionapp Add on Tools “Package Parameter 

Transfer” (vPPT). 

9.1 Section [Citrix MetaFrame] 

The “Citrix MetaFrame” section contains all settings stored in the vCC Citrix module 

which relate to installation and configuration of the Citrix Presentation Server. 

Variable Description 

CMF_ACCESS_CONDITION Connection Access Control, Possible Values: 

1 = Each Connection 

2 = Each Connection Using PN Agent, WI Or 

MSAM 

3 = Secure Access Manager 

CMF_ACCP_DEVICE Automatically Create Client Printer: 

1 = All Client Printers 

2 = Only Default Client Printer 

3 = Only Local Client Printer 

4 = Server Connection Settings 

CMF_ACCP_DRIVER Autocreated Printer Driver 

1 = Only Native Drivers 

2 = Only Universal Drivers 

3 = Only Use Universal Driver If Native Driver 

Not Available 

4 = Universal And Native Driver 

CMF_ADD_LOCAL Select Components 

CMF_ADMIN_ACCOUNT Citrix Farm Administrators, 

E.G. Mydomain\Myadmingroup 

CMF_ADMIN_ACCOUNT_AUTHORIT 

Y 

CMF_ADMIN_ACCOUNT_TYPE 

User Account Authority: 

1 = Windows NT Domain 

2 = Novell NDS 

3 = Active Directory 

User Account Type, 

1 = Local User 

2 = Domain User 

3 = Local Group 

4 = Global Group 

5 = Universal Group 

6 = Domain Local Group 

7 = Folder 



CMF_ALTERNATE_CACHING_METHOD 

CMF_ANON_USER 

CMF_ATTACH_LOAD_EVALUATOR 

CMF_BA_ADAPTIVE_COMPRESSION 

CMF_BA_COMPRESS_JPEG 

CMF_BA_COMPRESSION_LEVEL 

CMF_CREATE_DS 

CMF_CREATE_DS_PW 

CMF_CREATE_DS_USER 

CMF_DB_TYPE 

CMF_DC_RESPOND_TO_CLIENT_BROADC 

AST 

CMF_DEGRADATION_BIAS 

CMF_DELETE_ACCP_PENDING_JOBS_ON_ 

LOGOUT 

CMF_DISABLE_CLIENT_LOCAL_TIME_EST 

IMATION 

CMF_ENABLE_AAP 

CMF_ENABLE_ACCP_ON_LOGON 

CMF_ENABLE_ACR 

CMF_ENABLE_BROWSER_ACCELERATION 

CMF_ENABLE_CONTENT_REDIRECTION 

CMF_ENABLE_DNS_ADDRESS_RESOLUTI 

Alternative Temporary Memory (Caching): 

0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled 

Number Of Anonymous Users, Value Between 0- 

999 

Allocate Load Evaluation Program, 

1 = Standard, 2 = Advanced 

Automatically Set Speedscreen Compression: 0 

= Disabled, 1 = Enabled 

Compress Speedscreen JPEG Images For Better 

Bandwidth: 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled 

Speedscreen Compression Level,: 

0 = Low, 1 = Medium, 2 = High 

Create Data Store: 

1=Use Existing Database 

2=Recreate Database 

3=Re-Initialise Existing Database 

Password For Creating Data Store 

User Name For Creating Data Store 

Database Type: 

1 = Microsoft SQL Server (Direct) 

2 = Microsoft Access (Indirect) 

3 = Microsoft MSDE (Indirect) 

4 = Oracle (Direct) 

Data Collector Responds To Client Broadcasts: 


Degradation Bias: 

1 = First Reduce Resolution 

2 = First Reduce Color Depth 

Delete Pending Print Jobs On Logout: 


Disable Local Time Estimation: 


Automatic Application Publishing: 


Automatically Enable Client Printers On Logon: 


User Authentication Required With Automatic Re- 

Connection: 


Speedscreen Browser Acceleration: 


Content Redirection From Server To Client: 


DNS Address Resolution For XML Service: 



ON 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled 

CMF_ENABLE_FLASH_ACCELERATION 

CMF_ENABLE_ICA_KEEP_ALIVE 

CMF_ENABLE_ITSM 

CMF_ENABLE_MULTIMEDIA_ACCELERATI 

ON 

CMF_ENABLE_REMOTE_CONSOLE_CONNE 

CTIONS 

CMF_ENABLE_SNMP_AGENT 

CMF_ENABLE_VIRTUAL_SCRIPTS 

CMF_ENFORCE_CONNECTION_LIMITS_ON 

_ADMINS 

CMF_FA_OPTIMIZATION_LEVEL 

CMF_FARM_NAME 

CMF_ICA_AUDIO_QUALITY 

CMF_ICA_AUTO_CLIENT_DRIVES 

CMF_ICA_AUTO_CLIENT_LPTS 

CMF_ICA_AUTO_CLIENT_PRINTERS 

CMF_ICA_COLOR_DEPTH 

CMF_ICA_DISABLE_CAM 

CMF_ICA_DISABLE_CCM 

CMF_ICA_DISABLE_CDM 

CMF_ICA_DISABLE_CLIP 

CMF_ICA_DISABLE_CPM 

Speedscreen Macromedia Flash Player 

Acceleration: 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled 

ICA-Keep-Alive: 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled 

Installation Time Slot Manager: 


Speedscreen Multimedia Acceleration: 


Remote Console Connections: 


SNMP-Agent: 0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled 

Virtual Script Directory: 


Enforce Connection Limits On Administrators: 


Optimize Speedscreen Flash Animations: 


Citrix Farm Name 

Client Audio Quality: 

0 = Low, 1 = Medium, 2 = High 

Connect Client Drives On Logon: 


Connect Client Printer On Logon: 


Connect Only Client Main Printer As Standard: 


Maximum Color Depth: 

1 = 8 Bit 

2 = 15 Bit 

3 = 16 Bit 

4 = 24 Bit 

-1 = User Configuration 

Disable Audio Assignment: 


Disable COM Connection Assignment: 


Disable Drive Assignment: 


Disable Temporary Memory Assignment: 


Disable Printer Assignment: 




CMF_ICA_DISABLE_EXE 

CMF_ICA_DISABLE_LPT 

CMF_ICA_DISABLE_WALLPAPER 

CMF_ICA_FORCE_CLIENT_LPT_DEF 

CMF_ICA_INHERIT_AUTO_CLIENT 

CMF_ICA_KEEP_ALIVE_TIMEOUT 

CMF_ICA_MAX_CONNECTION_TIME 

CMF_ICA_MAX_DISCONNECT_TIME 

CMF_ICA_MAX_IDLE_TIME 

CMF_ICA_MAX_INSTANCE_COUNT 

CMF_ICA_MIN_ENCRYPTION_LEVEL 

CMF_ICA_RECONNECT_SAME 

CMF_ICA_RESET_BROKEN 

CMF_ICA_USE_DEFAULT_GINA 

CMF_ICA_VIDEO_BUFFERSIZE 

CMF_INDIRECT_JOIN_DOMAIN_NAME 

CMF_INDIRECT_JOIN_PASSWORD 

CMF_INDIRECT_JOIN_USER_NAME 

CMF_INHERIT_ACCP_PENDING_JOB_SETT 

INGS 

Execute Only Published Applications: 


Disable LPT Connection Assignment: 


Disable Wallpaper: 


Use Client Main Printer As Default: 


Inherit User Configuration For Automatic Client 

Connect: 


ICA-Keep-Alive Timeout Value In Seconds, 

e.g. 60 

ICA Timeout For Connections, 0 To 71582 

Seconds: -1 = User Configuration 

ICA Timeout For Disconnections, 0 To 71582 

Seconds: -1 = User Configuration 

ICA Timeout For Idle Time, 0 To 71582 Seconds: 


Max. Number Of Connections: 0 = Unlimited 

Encryption Required: 

0 = None 

1 = Basic 

2 = Only Rc5 Logon (128 Bit) 

3 = Rc5 (40 Bit) 

4 = Rc5 (56 Bit) 

5 = Rc5 (128 Bit), 

Reconnect: 

0 = All Clients 

1 = Only This Client 


Action On Broken Connection: 

0 = Disconnect 

1 = Reset 


Use NT Default Authentication: 


Maximum Memory For Session Graphics: 

Value Between 153600 And 8388608 

Domain To Indirectly Join A Farm 

Password To Indirectly Join A Farm 

User name To Indirectly Join A Farm 

Inherit Client Printer Settings For Deleting 

Pending Jobs: 




CMF_ITSM_MAXCONCURRENTLOCKS 

CMF_ITSM_MAXLOCKTIME 

CMF_ITSM_MAXPOLLINGDELAY 

CMF_ITSM_MINPOLLING 

CMF_JOIN_FARM_SERVER_NAME 

CMF_LECACY_MF_SERVER_COMPATIBLE_ 

MODE 

CMF_LEGACY_ICA_DISPLAY_COMPATIBLE 

_MODE 

CMF_LHC_UPDATE_INTERVAL 

CMF_LICENSE_SERVER_NAME 

CMF_LICENSE_SERVER_PORT 

CMF_LOG_ACR_ATTEMPTS 

CMF_LOG_OVER_LIMITS_DENIALS 

CMF_MA_BUFFER_SIZE 

CMF_MA_USE_DEFAULT_BUFFER_SIZE 

CMF_MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_USER 

CMF_MSDE_SAPWD 

CMF_NDS_PREFERRED_TREE 

CMF_NO_REDUNDANT_GRAPHICS 

CMF_NOTIFY_DEGRADATION 

CMF_ORA_ACCOUNT 

Maximum Concurrent Locks, e.g. 10 

Maximum ITSM Lock Time In Seconds, 

e.g. 3600 

Maximum ITSM Polling Delay In Seconds, e.g. 15 

Minimum ITSM Polling Delay In Seconds, e.g. 15 

Computer Name To Indirectly Join A Farm 

Compatible With Metaframe 1.8 Servers: 


Use Legacy ICA Display Log: 


Local Host Cache Update Interval: 

Value Between 1 - 71582 

Citrix License Server Name 

License Server Port Number: 


Log Automatic Reconnection Attempts: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Refuse Connection Due To Log Over Limits: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Multimedia Buffer Acceleration Seconds (In 

Seconds): Value Between 1 – 10 

Use Multimedia Acceleration of Default Buffer Of 

5 Seconds: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Limit Connections Per User: 


MSDE SA Password (Encrypted) 

Preferred Novell Directory Service Structure 

Discard Redundant Graphic Processes: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Notify User About Degradation: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Oracle Data Store Database User Name 



CMF_ORA_AUTO_DS_USER 

CMF_ORA_DATA_DEVICE_PATH 

CMF_ORA_HOST 

CMF_ORA_KEY 

CMF_ORA_LOGGING 

CMF_ORA_NET_SERVICE 

CMF_ORA_NET_SERVICE_NAME 

CMF_ORA_PIPE 

CMF_ORA_PORT 

CMF_ORA_LOG 

CMF_ORA_USERPW 

CMF_PA_ACCESS_CONDITIONS 

CMF_PA_ACCESS_CONTROL 

CMF_PA_ACCOUNT_AUTHORITY 

CMF_PA_ACCOUNT_TYPE 

CMF_PA_ADD_SHORTCUT_TO_CLIENT_D 

ESKTOP 

CMF_PA_ADD_TO_CLIENT_STARTMENU 

Use Automatically Generated Oracle Data Store 

User 

Oracle Database File Path 

Oracle Host 

Oracle Key Name 

Oracle Transaction Logging, Possible Values: 

1 = Logging 

2 = No logging 

Oracle Service Name 

Global Oracle Network Service Name 

Oracle Pipe Name 

Oracle Port 

Oracle Log, Possible Values: 

1 = TCP/IP 

2 = TCP/IP with SSL 

3 = Named Pipes 

4 = IPC 

Oracle Data Store Database User Password 

Access Control Filter 

Access Control, Possible Values: 

1 = Each Connection 

2 = Each MSAM Connection 

3 = Each MSAM Connection Which Complies With 

The Following Filter 

Authenticating Resource, Possible Values: 

1 = NT Domain 

2 = Novel NDS 

3 = Active Directory 

Type Of User Or Group Account, Possible Values: 

1 = Local User 

2 = Domain User 


4 = Global Group 

5 = Universal User 


7 = Folder 

Add Link To Client Desktop 

Add Link To Client Start Menu 



CMF_PA_ALLOW_ANONYMOUS_CONNECT 

IONS 

CMF_PA_ALLOW_MULTI_INSTANCE_PER_ 

USER 

CMF_PA_ALLOW_REMOTE_ACCESS 

CMF_PA_ATTRIBUTES 

CMF_PA_CPU_PRIORITY 

CMF_PA_DEFAULT_ENCRYPTION 

CMF_PA_DEFAULT_SOUND_TYPE 

CMF_PA_DEFAULT_WINDOW_COLOR 

CMF_PA_DEFAULT_WINDOW_HEIGHT 

CMF_PA_DEFAULT_WINDOW_SCALE 

CMF_PA_DEFAULT_WINDOW_TYPE 

CMF_PA_DEFAULT_WINDOW_WIDTH 

CMF_PA_DOMAINGROUPPREFIX 

Allow Anonymous Connections 

Allow Multi-Instances Per User 

Allow Remote Access 

Application Start Settings, Possible Values: 

0 = None 

1 = Maximize At Start 

2 = Hide Attributes 

3 = Maximize At Start And Hide Attributes 

Process Priority, Possible Values: 

1 = Low 

2 = Below Normal Priority 

3 = Normal 

4 = Higher Than Normal Priority 

5 = High 

Encryption Level, Possible Values: 

1 = Basic 

2 = 128 Bit Only For Logon 

3 = 40 Bit 

4 = 56Bit 

5 = 128Bit 

Enable Legacy Audio 

Window Color Depth, Possible Values: 

1 = 16 Colors 

2 = 256 Colors 

3 = 64K Colors 

4 = 16M Colors 

Window Height 

Window Size Relative To Screen Size 

Window Type / Size, Possible Values: 

1 = 640 X 480 

2 = 800 X 600 

3 = 1024 X 768 

4 = 1280 X 1024 

5 = Custom 

6 = Per cent 

7 = Full Screen 

8 = 1600 X 1200 

Window Width 

Domain Group Prefix 



CMF_PA_DOMAINGROUPSUFFIX 

CMF_PA_ENABLE_APP 

CMF_PA_ENABLE_CONTENT 

CMF_PA_ENABLE_SSL_CONNECTIONS 

CMF_PA_HIDE_DISABLED_APP 

CMF_PA_HIDE_DISABLED_CONTENT 

CMF_PA_HIDE_FROM_BROWSER_ENUM 

CMF_PA_HIDE_FROM_PN_ENUM 

CMF_PA_INDEX 

CMF_PA_INSTANCE_LIMIT 

CMF_PA_LOCALGROUPMODE 

CMF_PA_LOCALGROUPPREFIX 

CMF_PA_LOCALGROUPSUFFIX 

CMF_PA_MIN_AUDIO 

CMF_PA_MIN_ENCRYPTION 

CMF_PA_PLACE_UNDER_PROGRAMS_FOL 

DER 

CMF_PA_USE_APPNAME 

CMF_PA_USE_DEFAULT_GROUP 

CMF_PA_WAIT_ON_PRINTER_CREATION 

CMF_PN_ENUM_MODE 

CMF_PRINTING_BANDWIDTH 

CMF_RAS_RESPOND_TO_CLIENT_BROAD 

CAST 

Domain Group Suffix 

Enable Applications 

Enable Content 

Enable SSL And TSL Log 

Hide Disabled Published Applications 

Hide Disabled Published Content 

Hide Application In ICA Browser 

Hide Application In Program Neighborhood 

Prefix For Published Application Names 

Applications Instance Limit Per User 

Local Group Mode, Possible Values: 



Local Group Prefix 

Local Group Suffix 

Legacy Audio Minimum Requirement 

Encryption As Minimum Requirement 

Link In Program Folder 

Use Default Name Instead Of Automatically 

Generated Name 

Use Default Group 

Wait On Printer Creation 

Program Neighborhood Only Lists Zone Data 

Collector: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

ICA Printer Bandwidth, 


RAS Server Responds To Client Broadcasts: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 



CMF_RDP_DISABLE_PROMPT_FOR_PASS 

WORD 

CMF_RES_MGMT_CONTEXT 

CMF_RES_MGMT_CPU 

CMF_RES_MGMT_DAY_OF_MONTH 

CMF_RES_MGMT_DAY_OF_WEEK 

CMF_RES_MGMT_EXCLUSION_LIST 

CMF_RES_MGMT_INTERVAL 

CMF_RES_MGMT_MENORY 

CMF_RES_MGMT_PASSWORD 

CMF_RES_MGMT_TIME 

CMF_RES_MGMT_USER 

CMF_SERVER_TYPE 

CMF_SHADOW_PROHIBIT_NO_LOGGING 

CMF_SHADOW_PROHIBIT_NO_NOTIFY 

CMF_SHADOW_PROHIBIT_REMOTE_ICA 

Disable Prompt For Password With RDP 

Connections: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

User Account For Memory Optimization, Possible 

Values: 

0 = User Defined Account 

1 = Use Local Account 

Enable CPU Load Management 

Day Of Month For Memory Optimization 

Day Of Week For Memory Optimization, Possible 

Values: 

1 = Sunday 

2 = Monday 

3 = Tuesday 

4 = Wednesday 

5 = Thursday 

6 = Friday 

7 = Saturday 

List Of Applications Excluded From Memory 

Optimization 

Optimization Interval For Memory Optimization, 

Possible Values: 

0 = Daily 

1 = Weekly 

2 = Monthly 

3 = Only On Boot 

Enable Memory Optimization 

Password For Memory Optimization 

Optimization Time For Memory Optimization 

User Name For Memory Optimization 

Selection Of Product Edition, Possible Values: 

E = Enterprise Edition 

A = Advanced Edition 

S = Standard Edition 

Log Shadow Connections 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Enforce Shadow Notification 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Prohibit Remote Control 

0= Disabled 

1 = Enabled 



CMF_SHADOWING_CHOICE 

CMF_SNMP_DISCONNECT_TRAP 

CMF_SNMP_LOGOFF_TRAP 

CMF_SNMP_LOGON_TRAP 

CMF_SNMP_THRESHOLD_EXCEEDED_TRA 

P 

CMF_SNMP_THRESHOLD_VALUE 

CMF_SQL_ACCOUNT 

CMF_SQL_AUTO_DS_USER 

CMF_SQL_DATA_DEVICE_PATH 

CMF_SQL_LOG_DEVICE_PATH 

CMF_SQL_RESTORE_MODE 

CMF_SQL_SERVER 

CMF_SQL_USERPW 

CMF_SR_ENABLED 

CMF_SR_PORT 

CMF_SR_TIMEOUT 

CMF_SRV_FOLDER 

CMF_TRUST_XML_REQUESTS 

CMF_TURN_FEATURE_RELEASE_ON 

CMF_UPDATE_ACCP_PROP_ON_LOGON 

CMF_UPDATE_ACNP_PROP_ON_LOGON 

Authorize Session Shadowing 

0= Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Disconnect SNMP Trap Session 

SNMP Trap Session Logoff 

SNMP Trap Session Logon 

SNMP Trap Session Maximum 

SNMP Trap Session Limit Per Server 


SQL Database User Name 

Use Auto Data Store User 

SQL Database File Path 

SQL Transaction Log File Path 

SQL Restore Mode, Possible Values: 

1 = Single 

2 = Fully 

3 = Multiple log 

SQL Database Server 

SQL Database User Password 

Session Reliability 

0= Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Session Reliability Port Number, 

Value 0 – 65534 

Session Reliability Port Number Timeout, 


Subfolder In Which Server To Be Placed 

Trust Requests Sent By XML Service 

Feature Release, 0= Disabled, 1 = Enabled 

Update Client Printer Properties At Each Logon: 

0= Disabled, 1 = Enabled 

Update Network Printer Properties At Each 

Logon: 

0= Disabled 

1 = Enabled 



CMF_USE_CLIENT_LOCAL_TIME 

CMF_XML_CHOICE 

CMF_XML_PORT_NUMBER 

CMF_ZONE_NAME 

CMF_ZONE_RANKING 

CMF_ZONES_SHARE_LOAD_INFO 

Use Client Local Time: 


XML Service Mode, 

0 = Separate: 1 = Joint 

XML Service Port Number, 

Value 0 – 65534 

Zone Name 

Data Collector Zone Ranking 

1 = High Ranking 

2 = Ranking 

3 = Standard Ranking 

4 = No Ranking 

Cross-Zone Load Information 


Table 14: Variables on Citrix MetaFrame section 


9.2 Section [Custom] 

The “Custom” section contains all user-defined parameters which have been defined in 

the vCC via the parameter function. 

9.3 Section [Database server] 

All parameters for installing database servers, e.g. Microsoft SQL Server 2000, are in 

the “Database server” section. 


SQL_FARM_NAME Name of database server farm 

SQL_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION Giving the value “MIXEDMODE” enables the 

“Mixed Mode” (Default), giving the value 

“INTEGRATED” only enables the “Windows 

SQL_SERVER_CD_KEY 

Authentication Mode.” 

CD Key in format: 

XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX 

SQL_SERVER_COLLATION Defines the collation settings. You will find 

information on this in the SQL server 

SQL_SERVER_DATA_DIR 

documentation 

Defines the target directory for the database 

files 

SQL_SERVER_ENABLE_CROSS_D 

B_CHAINING 

Controls actions relating to cross-database 

ownership chaining, possible values: 

0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled (Default) 

SQL_SERVER_INSTANCE_NAME Name of SQL server instance 

SQL_SERVER_LICENSE_LIMIT Numerical 

licenses 

value indicating the number of 

SQL_SERVER_LICENSE_MODE Defines the license mode. Can choose between 

the value “PERSERVER” (Default) and 

“PERUSER.” 

SQL_SERVER_LICENSE_LIMIT Numerical 

licenses. 

value indicating the number of 

SQL_SERVER_MS_XTSX_UPGRAD 

ED 

Master/Target server configuration update, 

possible values: 

0 = Disabled (Default), 1= Enabled 

SQL_SERVER_NAMED_PIPE Defines the default named pipe names 

“\\.\pipe\sql\query” 

SQL_SERVER_NETWORK_LIBS Defines the network libraries to be installed. The 

value “NAMEDPIPES” only uses named pipes, 

the value “TCPIP” uses only TCP/IP, the value 

“BOTH” uses both network libraries (Default) 

SQL_SERVER_PROGRAM_DIR Defines the target directory for the program 

files 

SQL_SERVER_SA_PASSWORD Defines the SA (System Admin) users password 

SQL_SERVER_SETUP_MODE Controls the components to be installed. Choice 



between 

(Default). 

the value “FULL” or “TYPICAL” 

SQL_SERVER_TCP_PORT TCP/IP port of SQL server (Default 1433) 

SQL_SERVER_TCP_PROXY Defines the TCP proxy. This can be defined 

using an input value or be replaced by the value 

“DEFAULT” as default. 

SQL_SERVER_UPGRADE_MS_SEA 

RCH 

Controls updating of the full text catalogue, 

possible values: 

0 = Disabled (Default), 1= Enabled 

SQL_SERVER_VERSION Specifies the version number of the SQL server 

Table 15: Variables in the Database Server section 


9.4 Section [Installation] 

The “Installation” section contains settings relating to installing and deploying software. 


INS_INST_LOG_PATH Folder for log files, e.g. 

%ProgramFiles%\visionapp\Log 

Tip: Is automatically formed from the variable 

%PROGRAMFILES% and %REL_MANUFAC- 

TURER_NAME% 

Table 16: Variables in the Installation section 

9.5 Section [Release info] 

The “Release info” section contains information on the software manufacturer and on 

the operator of visionapp products. In OEM versions you will find the name of the OEM 

partner at this point. 


REL_MANUFACTURER_NAME Release manufacturer name, e.g. visionapp 

Table 17: Variables in the Release info section 

9.6 Section [Security Identifiers] 

In the “Security Identifiers” section are what are known as the well-known SID’s of the 

group or user name. The section is set up individually by vPPT for the respective 

system environment. Using SID’s instead of group or user names allows languageneutral 

use of installation packages, i.e. one and the same package can be used in 

systems in various languages. 

Example: Using the SID S-1-1-0 instead of the group name “Any” in the command 

“Change NTFS” renders the installation package language-neutral. As a 

result, the installation package can also be used on systems in other 

languages. List of the SIDs established by vPPT: 



S-1-1-0 Any 

S-1-2-0 Local 

S-1-3-0 Creator-Owner 

S-1-3-1 Creator Group 

S-1-3-2 Creator Group-Owner-Server 

S-1-3-3 Creator-Group-Server 

S-1-5-1 DialUp 

S-1-5-2 Network 

S-1-5-3 Batch 

S-1-5-4 Interactive 

S-1-5-6 Service 

S-1-5-7 Anonymous Logon 

S-1-5-8 Proxy 

S-1-5-18 System 

S-1-5-9 Organization Domain Controller 

S-1-5-10 Self 

S-1-5-11 Authenticated User 

S-1-5-12 Restricted Access 

S-1-5-13 Terminal Server User 

S-1-5-14 Interactive Remote Logon 

S-1-5-19 Local Service 

S-1-5-20 Network Service 

S-1-5-32 Predefined 

S-1-5-21-500 Administrator 

S-1-5-21-501 Guest 



S-1-5-32-544 Administrators 

S-1-5-32-545 User 

S-1-5-32-550 Print Operators 

S-1-5-32-546 Guests 

S-1-5-32-547 Main User 

S-1-5-32-559 Product Log User 

S-1-5-32-556 Network Configuration Operators 

S-1-5-32-555 Remote Desktop User 

S-1-5-32-552 Replication Operator 

S-1-5-32-551 Security Operators 

S-1-5-32-558 System Monitor User 

Table 18: Variables in the Security Identifiers section 

9.7 Section [Server] 

The “Server” section maintains parameters for installing standard servers. 


SRV_FARM_NAME Name of standard server farm 

Table 19: Variables in the Server section 


9.8 Section [System] 

The “System” section contains all the operating system settings stored in the vCC. 


SYS_AUTOREBOOT_DAY Automatic reboot daily scheduling: 

0 = Never 

1 = Every Sunday 

2 = Every Monday 

3 = Every Tuesday 

4 = Every Wednesday 

5 = Every Thursday 

6 = Every Friday 

7 = Every Saturday 

8 = Every day of the week 

SYS_AUTOREBOOT_GRACE_PERIO Period of delay for automatic reboot (in 

D 

seconds) 

SYS_AUTOREBOOT_NOTIFICATION Text for automatic reboot notification 

SYS_AUTOREBOOT_TIME Automatic reboot timing: 

e.g. 23 = After 23.00 hours 

SYS_CD_DRIVE CD drive: e.g. X: 

SYS_ENABLE_CRASH_CONTROL Debug logging system: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

SYS_ENABLE_DR_WATSON Debug logging process: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

SYS_ENABLE_MOVE_PROFILES_DI 

R 

SYS_ENABLE_MOVE_PROGRAM_DI 

R 

Move profile drive/folder: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

Move program drive/folder: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

SYS_ENABLE_MOVE_SWAP_DRIVE Move swap file: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

SYS_ENABLE_MOVE_SYSTEM_DRI 

VE 

Enable drive letter reassignment: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

SYS_ENABLE_USER_ENV_DEBUG User environment debug log: 

0 = Disabled 

1 = Enabled 

SYS_HOME_DRIVE User drive, e.g. H: 

SYS_HOME_DRIVE_WTS_FOLDER User drive WTS folder. Subfolder on the user 

drive which can be used to store WTS specific 

files (e.g. through application compatibility 

scripts) 

SYS_LOCAL_ADMIN_NAME Rename local administrator account, e.g. 



LocalAdmin 

SYS_LOCAL_ADMIN_PW Local administrator password (encrypted) 

SYS_LOGON_DOMAIN_NB_NAME Default logon domain, e.g. MyDomain 

SYS_LOGON_DOMAIN_NB_NAME_ Logon domain list: e.g. 

LIST 

MyDomain1;MyDomain2;MyDomain3 

SYS_OS_LANGUAGE_ID Operating system language, 

e.g. 1031 = German, 1033 = English 

SYS_OS_VERSION Operating system version, e.g. 

5.0 = Windows 2000, 5.2 = Windows 2003 

SYS_PROFILES_DIRECTORY User profile directory if this is to be transferred 

to another folder e.g. Profiles 

SYS_PROFILES_DRIVE User profile drive if this is to transferred to 

another drive e.g. M: 

SYS_PROGRAM_DIRECTORY Program directory if this is to be transferred to 

another folder e.g. Win32 

SYS_PROGRAM_DRIVE Program drive if this is to be transferred to 

another drive, e.g. N: 

SYS_SERVER_COMMENT Server description to be found in the network 

environment 

SYS_SERVER_OPTIMIZATION Server optimization: 

0 = Minimize standard memory used 

1 = Balance load 

2 = Maximize data throughput for releasing files 

3 = Maximize data throughput for network 

applications 

SYS_SWAP_DRIVE Swap file drive if this is to be transferred to 

another drive e.g. O: 

SYS_SWAP_DRIVE_SIZE Swap file size in MB, e.g. 4000 

SYS_SYSTEM_DRIVE System drive if this is to be transferred to 

another drive using Citrix DriveRemap e.g. M: 

SYS_TIME_SERVER_LIST Time server list, e.g. Time server1;Time server2 

SYS_USER_PROFILE_SUB_DIR User profile sub-directory 

SYS_WTS_LICENSE_SERVER Terminal services license server 

Table 20: Variables in the System section 


9.9 Section [Terminal Services] 

The “Terminal Services” section maintains parameters for installing and configuring 

Microsoft terminal services. 


WTS_FARM_NAME Terminal server farm name 

WTS_RDP_AUTO_CLIENT_DRIVES Connect client drives at logon 

WTS_RDP_AUTO_CLIENT_LPTS Connect client printer at logon 

WTS_RDP_COLOR_DEPTH Maximum color depth, possible values: 

1 = 8 Bit 

2 = 15 Bit 

3 = 16 Bit 

4 = 24 Bit 

-1 = Inherit User Configuration 

WTS_RDP_DISABLE_CAM Disable audio assignment 

WTS_RDP_DISABLE_CCM Disable COM connection assignment 

WTS_RDP_DISABLE_CDM Disable drive assignment 

WTS_RDP_DISABLE_CLIP Disable temporary filing assignment 

WTS_RDP_DISABLE_CPM Disable printer assignment 

WTS_RDP_DISABLE_LPT Disable LPT connection assignment 

WTS_RDP_DISABLE_WALLPAPER Disable wallpaper 

WTS_RDP_FORCE_CLIENT_LPT_DEF Use main client printer as default 

WTS_RDP_INHERIT_AUTO_CLIENT Inherit user configuration for automatic 

client link 

WTS_RDP_MAX_CONNECT_TIME Timeout for connections (in minutes) 

WTS_RDP_MAX_DISCONNECTION_TI Timeout for disconnection (in minutes) 

ME 

WTS_RDP_MAX_IDLE_TIME Timeout for idle time (in minutes) 

WTS_RDP_MAX_INSTANCE_COUNT Max. number of connections 

WTS_RDP_MIN_ENCRYPTION_LEVEL Required encryption, possible values: 

1 = Low, 

2 = Medium (client-compatible) 

3 = High 

4 = FIPS-conform (Only Windows 2003) 

WTS_RDP_RECONNECT_SAME Reconnect, possible values: 

0 = From all clients 

1 = Only from this client 

-1 = Inherit user configuration 

WTS_RDP_REMOTE_OPTIONS Remote monitoring, possible values: 

1 = Use default user settings 

2 = Do not authorize 

3 = User defines 

WTS_RDP_REQ_USER_PERMISSION Remote monitoring permission, possible 

values: 

1 = Request user permission/Interactive 

session 

2 = Interactive session 



3 = Request user permission/Display 

session 

4= Display session 

WTS_RDP_RESET_BROKEN Action with broken connections, possible 

values: 

0 = Disconnect 

1 = Reconnect 

-1 = Inherit user configuration 

WTS_RDP_USE_DEFAULT_GINA Use NT default authentication 

Table 21: Variables in the Terminal Services section 


9.10 Section [vCC] 

The “vCC” section contains the parameters required to connect the vCC database. 


VCC_DB_SERVER vCC Database server name 

VCC_DB_NAME vCC Database name 

VCC_DB_USER vCC Database user 

VCC_DB_PASSWORD vCC Database user password 

(encrypted) 

Table 22: Variables in the vCC section 


9.11 Section [Web server] 

The “Web server” section contains the parameters used to install Web and portal 

servers. 


IIS_APP_SRV_CONSOLE Install application server console (Only 

W2K3) 

IIS_APPLICATION_DEPENDENCY Group of Web server extensions (Only 

W2K3) 

IIS_ASP Authorize active server pages (Only 

W2K3) 

IIS_ASP_NET Install ASP.NET platform (Only W2K3) 

IIS_BITS_SERVER_EXTENSIONS_ISAPI Install BITS server extension ISAPI 

(Only W2K3) 

IIS_BITS_SERVER_EXTENSIONS_MANA 

GER 

Install BITS administrative console 

snap-In (MMC) (Only W2K3) 

IIS_COM_PLUS_NETWORK Enable COM+network access (Only 

W2K3) 

IIS_COMMON Install common files for IIS 

IIS_DBG Install Microsoft script debugger (Only 

W2K) 

IIS_DOC Install IIS documentation (Only W2K) 

IIS_DTC_NETWORK Enable DTC network access (Only 

W2K3) 

IIS_EXTENSION_FILE IIS extension files (Only W2K3) 

IIS_FARM_NAME IIS farm name 

IIS_FP_EXTENSIONS Install FrontPage server extensions 

IIS_FP_VDIR_DEPLOY Install Visual InterDev RAD Remote 

Deployment Support (Only W2K3) 

IIS_FTP Install FTP service 

IIS_FTP_ROOT Installation directory for FTP service 



IIS_HTMLA Install HTML-based Internet service 

manager (Only W2K3) 

IIS_INDEX_SRV_SYSTEM Install index service 

IIS_INET_MGR Install Internet information services 

manager (MMC Snap-In) 

IIS_INET_PRINT Install Internet printing (Only W2K3) 

IIS_INTERNET_DATA_CONNECTOR Authorize Internet Data Connector 

(Only W2K3) 

IIS_NETCIS Install Microsoft COM Internet services 

IIS_NNTP Install NNTP service 

IIS_NNTP_DOCS Install NNTP service documentation 

(Only W2K) 

IIS_POP3_ADMIN Install Web administration for POP3 

service (Only W2K3) 

IIS_POP3_SERVICE Install POP3 service (Only W2K3) 

IIS_POP3_SRV Install POP3 email services (Only 

W2K3) 

IIS_SAKITWEB Install remote administration for IIS 

Web server via the Internet (Only 

W2K3) 

IIS_SERVER_SIDE_INCLUDES Authorize Server Side Includes (Only 

W2K3) 

IIS_SMTP Install SMTP service 

IIS_SMTP_DOCS Install SMTP service documentation 

(Only W2K) 

IIS_TS_WEB_CLIENT Remote desktop Web connections 

(Only W2K3) 

IIS_VERSION IIS Version number, possible values: 

5.0 = Windows 2000 with IIS 5 

6.0 = Windows 2003 with IIS 6 

IIS_WEB_ADMIN Install Web user interface for Web 

server administration (Only W2K3) 



IIS_WEB_DAV WebDAV publication (Only W2K3) 

IIS_WMS Install Windows Media Services 

IIS_WMS_ADMIN Install administrative interface for 

Windows Media Services (Only W2K) 

IIS_WMS_ADMIN_ASP Install administrator of Windows Media 

Web Services (Only W2K3) 

IIS_WMS_ADMIN_MMC Install MMC Snap-In "Windows Media 

Services" (Only W2K3) 

IIS_WMS_ISAPI Agent for multicast and display logging 

(Only W2K3) 

IIS_WMS_SERVER Install Windows Media Services server 

components 

IIS_WWW WWW service 

IIS_WWW_ROOT Installation directory for WWW service 

IIS_WWW_VDIR_SCRIPTS Optional script directory (Only W2K3) 

VAP_AD_ROOT_PATH Active Directory Domain Root 

VAP_AD_USR Active Directory Access Account 

VAP_AD_USR_PWD Password to Active Directory Access 

Account 

VAP_ADDLOCAL Component selection (optional) 

VAP_ADM_SRV_DIR Installation directory for vAP Administration 

services 

VAP_CREATE_PORTAL_DB Create vAP database 

VAP_DB_NAME VAP database name 

VAP_DB_NT_AUTH Integrated logon to vAP database 

VAP_DB_PWD Password to vAP database initializing 

account 

VAP_DB_SRV VAP database server 

VAP_DB_USR User account for initializing vAP 

database 



VAP_DC_NAME Active Directory Domain Controller 

VAP_IIS_AUTH VAP authentication mode 

VAP_INSTALL Install visionapp Access Portal 

VAP_LOGON_DIR Installation directory to vAP Logon 

Web folder 

VAP_NFUSE_DIR Installation directory to Citrix Web 

server components 

VAP_PORTAL_DIR Installation directory to vAP portal 

Web folder 

VAP_SITE_TYPE Control of organizational entity 

VAP_TOOLS_DIR Installation directory to vAP Tools 

VAP_USR_GRP User group for vAP access 

VAP_VCC_DB_NAME vCC database name 

VAP_VCC_DB_PWD Password for vCC database access 

account 

VAP_VCC_DB_SERVER vCC database server 

VAP_VCC_DB_USER vCC database access account 

Table 23: Variables in Web server section

visionapp Platform Management Suite Base Installation Packages

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