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Low-touch onboarding of NetScaler instances using Console Advisory Connect
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NetScaler Console service
Note:
NetScaler ADM service is now rebranded to NetScaler Console service.
This documentation includes information about how to get started with the service, list of features supported on the service, and configuration specific to this service solution.
For documentation on NetScaler Application Delivery Management software, see
For documentation on previous releases of NetScaler Management and Analytics System, see
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You might notice new names in our products and in this product documentation. The new product and component names is a result of expansion of Citrix portfolio and cloud strategy. For more detail about the Citrix unified portfolio, see Citrix product guide.
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