NetScaler SDX

Provisioning Third-Party Virtual Machines

April 13, 2023

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S S C

The SDX appliance supports provisioning of the following third-party virtual machines (instances):

SECUREMATRIX GSB
InterScan Web Security
Websense Protector
BlueCat DNS/DHCP Server
CA Access Gateway
PaloAlto VM-Series

SECUREMATRIX GSB provides a highly secure password system that eliminates the need to carry any token devices. Websense Protector provides monitoring and blocking capabilities, preventing data loss and leaks of sensitive information. BlueCat DNS/DHCP Server delivers DNS and DHCP for your network. PaloAlto VM-Series on NetScaler SDX enables consolidation of advanced security and ADC capabilities on a single platform, for secure, reliable access to applications by businesses, business units, and service-provider customers. The combination of VM-Series on NetScaler SDX also provides a complete, validated, security and ADC solution for Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops deployments.

You can provision, monitor, manage, and troubleshoot an instance from the Management Service. All the above third-party instances use the SDXTools daemon to communicate with the Management Service. The daemon is pre-installed on the provisioned instance. You can upgrade the daemon when new versions become available.

When you configure third-party virtual machines, then SR-IOV interfaces (1/x and 10/x) that are part of a channel do not appear in the list of interfaces because channels are not supported on third-party virtual machines.

Note:

The total number of instances that you can provision on an SDX appliance depends on the license installed on the appliance.

Important:

You must upgrade your Citrix Hypervisor version to version 6.1.0 before you install any third-party instance.

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Provisioning Third-Party Virtual Machines

April 13, 2023

Contributed by:

S S C

April 13, 2023

Contributed by:

S S C

Provisioning Third-Party Virtual Machines

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