What's new and upcoming with Citrix technology and features

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. 

Citrix Provisioning supports Microsoft OLE DB Driver 19.3 or later.

With this feature, while creating a vDisk using the Imaging Wizard, you can specify the vDisk to be Hybrid Azure AD joined.

Previously, to create a Citrix Provisioning catalog, you had to use Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Setup Wizard. With this feature, you can now create a Citrix Provisioning catalog by using the Full Configuration user interface and PowerShell. 

Customer admins can now easily manage device compliance for Android devices enrolled in Device Owner mode by defining custom rules to assess compliance.

Configure a custom domain for your workspace, to use a domain of your choice to access your Citrix Workspace store. You can then use this domain in place of your assigned cloud.com domain for access from both a web browser and Citrix Workspace applications.

Citrix introduces automatic release of eligible cloud licenses for certain services.

Citrix Application and Desktop Probing will support MFA based authentication, including TOTP, on Storefront and NetScaler Gateway in combination with Active Directory username and password.

Citrix Workspace app for Android now supports remote configuration of your store URL using the Unified Endpoint Management solutions. As an administrator, you can manage store URLs remotely for managed Android devices using AppConfig-based key-value pairs.          

Citrix Endpoint Management now supports eSIM and dual SIM capabilities on iOS devices.