Release Notes for Citrix ADM 13.1-9.60 Release 编辑

This release notes document describes the enhancements and changes, fixed and known issues that exist for the Citrix ADM release Build 13.1-9.60.

Notes

This release notes document does not include security related fixes. For a list of security related fixes and advisories, see the Citrix security bulletin.

What’s New

The enhancements and changes that are available in Build 13.1-9.60.

Management and Monitoring

View users’ trend of Gateway virtual servers

Under Infrastructure > Network Reporting (Citrix Gateway Virtual Servers), in the ADM GUI, now you can view the following trends:

• Total count of user sessions established.
• Total count of users connected.

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Changes in ADM user interface

To improve the user experience of Citrix ADM, several enhancements are added to the ADM user interface. These enhancements automate and simplify the process of onboarding ADC instances to ADM. Also, the new simpler and intuitive interface makes it easier to navigate. Heres a summary of the GUI changes:

ADM landing page: If you’ve skipped onboarding the ADC instances in the Getting Started workflow while setting up ADM service for the first time, you can onboard the instances from the ADM GUI dashboard. If ADC instances are not yet added, the GUI prompts you to add the instances. Navigation menu - new and updated modules:

The left-hand navigation menu has been reorganized and regrouped. The new modules in the menu are Security, Gateway, and Infrastructure. Some of the old modules, Networks, Analytics, and Orchestration, are now merged into the new modules. If ADC instances are not yet added, when you click any module on the left-hand navigation bar, on the right-hand side a tabular preview of the features and benefits of that module appears.

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Analytics

Name change for security insight and bot insight

When you enable analytics for a virtual server, you can now view the following name change for security insight and bot insight:

• WAF Security Violations
• Bot Security Violations

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WAF and Bot analytics support only for premium license virtual servers

You can now enable WAF Security Violations and Bot Security Violations, and view WAF/Bot analytics only for the premium licensed virtual servers. For the standard and advanced licensed virtual servers, these options are disabled.

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StyleBooks

Specify parameter conditions in a StyleBook definition

In a StyleBook definition, parameters define the input that StyleBook users provide to create a configuration pack. Earlier, each parameter was independent of other parameters.

Sometimes, you might want to modify the parameters behavior like the following:

• Show some parameters to a user only if a condition is met.
• The allowed values of one parameter to depend on another parameter.
• Set a parameter as mandatory only under certain conditions.

In these cases, use the parameters-conditions section to define parameter conditions. A parameter condition has the following attributes:

• ‘target’: Specify the parameter to which you want to apply a condition.
• ‘action’: Specify what actions to take if the target parameter matches the condition. This feature supports many actions.
• ‘condition’: Specify a condition that has to be met.

For example, in your StyleBook, you want to show a certificates parameter only if the protocol parameter was set to SSL. You can specify a parameter condition where the target is the certificate parameter. Then, the condition is on the protocol parameter with the action show. This condition ensures that no configuration packs are created without certificate files.

parameters-conditions:
-
 target: $parameters.certificates
 action: set-required
 condition: $parameters.lb-service-type == `SSL`
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