Manage Citrix Tags with PowerShell
Managing Citrix tags can be a long painful process if done the traditional way through Citrix Studio, that is what drove me to PowerShell for this task. Citrix Studio is a great tool, but it can be very time consuming especially if you have to do bulk tag actions. Citrix tags can be used in several methods, but I have focused on desktop tagging. This post will cover the following scenarios:
- List all current Citrix tags
- List the members of a specific Citrix tag
- Creation of a new Citrix tag
- Removing a Citrix tag from a list of desktop names
- Adding a Citrix tag from a list of desktop names
- Deleting a Citrix tag while removing it from all members
Give it a look: SpiderZebra.com
Nick Richardson (@ChiefNSR)
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