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    Copyright
    Technical Editor
    Contributors
    Ch. 1. Introduction to Security
    Ch. 2. Security Guidance for Operating Systems and Terminal Services
    Ch. 3. Terminal Services and XenApp Server Deployment
    Ch. 4. Understanding XenApp Security
    Ch. 5. Security Guidance for Citrix XenApp Server
    Introduction
    Deployment Considerations
    Best Practices
    Forest Trusts
    Trust-Based Routing
    Maintaining Software Integrity
    Using a Supported Software Version
    Understanding Citrix Service Accounts
    Securing Java Client on XenApp Servers
    Defining Multiple Services on Host Systems
    Understanding Anonymous Accounts
    Configuring XenApp Components
    Controlling through User Account Properties
    Configuring Shadow Auditing and Logging
    Understanding Drive Remapping
    Configuring the XML Service
    Configuring Session Reliability (XTE Service)
    Understanding MFCOM
    Securing Your XenApp Farm
    Configuring ICA Encryption
    Configuring SSL Relay
    Using Virtual Private Networking to Secure XenApp Sessions
    Configuring the Secure Ticket Authority (STA)
    Configuring Smart Card Authentication
    Configuring Kerberos
    Using XenApp and Kerberos without Pass–Through
    Using XenApp and Kerberos with Pass-Through
    Configuring Automatic Client Reconnection
    Configuring the SNMP Service
    Configuring Network Firewalls
    Configuring IMA and IMA Encryption
    Securing the Data Store
    MS Access Database Data Store
    SQL Express Data Store
    DBMS Data Store (IBM DB2)
    DBMS Data Store (SQL)
    Understanding Granular Access
    Principals
    Securables
    Permissions
    Managing Granular Access
    Understanding Implied Permissions
    Assigning Permissions
    DBMS Data Store (Oracle)
    Implementing Oracle Best Practices
    Locking Down Your Database
    Monitoring Your XenApp Farm
    Summary
    Solutions Fast Track
    Frequently Asked Questions
    Ch. 6. Policies and Procedures for Securing XenApp
    Ch. 7. Locking Down Your XenApp Server
    Ch. 8. Security Guidance for ICA and Network Connections
    Ch. 9. Securing Access to XenApp Using Citrix Secure Gateway
    Ch. 10. Auditing and Security Incidents
    Index
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    Configuring Shadow Auditing and Logging

    If your situation requires that you have to enable shadowing at any level it is recommended that you also enable shadow auditing and logging so that you can track who is performing shadowing and who is being shadowed. This information is recorded in the Windows event log as shown in Figure 5.12.

    Figure 5.12. Event Log Shadow Entry



      

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