What's new and upcoming with Citrix technology and features

Azure has a secret environment where the endpoints of Azure services are a secret. To support the Azure secret region, you can now configure endpoint URLs of required services. 

With this feature, you can now provision target devices in the domains that are not trusted by the domain to which the Citrix Provisioning Server belongs.

This release removes the Directory.Read.All permission requirement for the Citrix Cloud Default Azure AD Application.  

Citrix Provisioning support for IPv6 based streaming gives you the flexibility to deploy Citrix Provisioning in IPV6 networking environments. This implementation helps you to meet government regulation requirements.

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In Google Cloud environments, you can now browse and use global or regional customer-managed encryption-key (CMEK) from all projects that are accessible to the service account. This feature enhances the flexibility to manage encryption keys. This feature requires extra permission for host connection to browse key outside the provisioning project. 

Enhance your browsing experience with extensions in Citrix Enterprise Browser, giving you more capabilities on the web and boosting your productivity at work.

This feature enables VSAN 8 officially support by Citrix Provisioning.  Customer can upgrade their existing vSAN environment to vSAN 8 in Citrix Provisioning production deployment. 

With this feature, you can provide Citrix Provisioning Servers information when doing a BDM update. This implementation allows you to update BDM when BIOS support is removed. 

The deprecation of BIOS support was announced in Citrix Provisioning 2203. With this change, BIOS support will be officially removed from Citrix Provisioning. Instead, you can use the UEFI boot mode, which is the recommended solution.