In this course, you’ll learn about how to use Citrix Content Collaboration to share, sync, and secure content for your organization. You’ll understand the Content Collaboration architecture, StorageZone configurations and deployment options available, how to manage and administer your Content Collaboration environment, Citrix Files applications, and how single sign-on, and how to use the User Management Tool for Content Collaboration.

• Windows Server administration

• Microsoft Exchange and Outlook

• Basic Enterprise File Synchronization and Sharing

Module 1: Content Collaboration Architecture Overview

• Introduction to Enterprise File Sync and Sharing (EFSS) including its use cases, legal, and data security considerations

• Review Content Collaboration architecture, components and storage features

Module 2: Management and Administration

• Getting Started in Content Collaboration

• How to configure and manage users, folders, permissions and administrative settings

• Additional cloud-based features and integrations

Module 3: Storage Zone Deployments and Configuration

• Overview of Storage Zones architecture and deployment options for customer-managed storage including proof-ofconcept, high-availability, and multi-site deployments

• Review system, networking, and hosting requirements including steps for server preparation, installation and configuration

• Manage, monitor, and upgrade Storage Zone deployments for optimal performance

Module 4: Single Sign-on and User Management

• Overview of SAML 2.0 protocol and single-sign on use cases, security and benefits

• Single Sign-on settings for Content Collaboration and supported identity provider configurations

• User provisioning with User Management Tool (UMT) and task scheduling for automated updates synchronization with Active Directory

Module 5: Citrix Files Applications

• Citrix Files application system requirements, configuration and settings

• Compare features and functionalities for various use case applications and workflows

• Lifecycle product version considerations