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SilkPerformer Citrix Tutorial - Borland Technical Publications

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1 DEFINING LOAD TEST PROJECTS<br />

Prerequisites<br />

Prerequisites<br />

Installing the <strong>Citrix</strong><br />

client<br />

Configuring the <strong>Citrix</strong><br />

Server<br />

Before defining a <strong>Citrix</strong> project you must install the <strong>Citrix</strong> client software<br />

(XenApp Plugin for Hosted Apps, formerly known as <strong>Citrix</strong> ICA Client) and<br />

configure how the <strong>Citrix</strong> server is to handle time-outs. To download the <strong>Citrix</strong><br />

client, navigate to http://www.citrix.com.<br />

Configuring the <strong>Citrix</strong> server depends on the version you are using. Following is<br />

the procedure for configuring <strong>Citrix</strong> Server 4.0.<br />

Note For configuring <strong>Citrix</strong> Server version 4.5 or higher, go to Start/<br />

Programs/Administrative Tools/Terminal Services Configuration<br />

and double-click the ica-tcp option.<br />

Procedure To configure how the <strong>Citrix</strong> server handles time-outs:<br />

1 Go to Start/Programs/<strong>Citrix</strong>/Administration Tools and launch <strong>Citrix</strong><br />

Connection Configuration Tool<br />

2 Double-click ica-tcp connection.<br />

3 On the following dialog, click Advanced. The Advanced Connection<br />

Settings dialog appears.<br />

4 Set the Disconnection timeout. 1 minute works in most cases.<br />

5 Set the Idle timeout. 5 minutes works in most cases.<br />

6 Select reset from the On a broken or timed-out connection drop-down<br />

list. If this option is not selected sessions will remain open after replay<br />

stops due to broken or timed-out connections. This will generate replay<br />

problems when users next log into sessions as scripts will continue from<br />

the point where they left off in the previous session. Sessions then need<br />

to be ended manually.<br />

Defining a Load Test Project<br />

The first step in creating a load test project is to define the project—giving the<br />

project a name, an optional description, and specifying the application type<br />

under test.<br />

Procedure To define a <strong>Citrix</strong> load test project:<br />

1 Click the Start here button on the <strong>SilkPerformer</strong> Workflow bar.<br />

2 The Outline Project dialog opens.<br />

Enter a project name in the Project field.<br />

3 Enter a description for the project in the Project description field.<br />

8 <strong>SilkPerformer</strong> <strong>Citrix</strong> <strong>Tutorial</strong>

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