Where to start CITRIX

I am too late now. I want to start my career as Master of CITRIX now. Please help me where to start now.
I would like to be master in server enterprise side.
Thank you
I would like to be master in server enterprise side.
Thank you
Nothing is impossible in this IT world.
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Most people start their Citrix journey through Presentation Server/XenApp, although I can see this changing as the take up XenServer increases.
Your exposure to Citrix products and which certification you would like to attain will guide which route is best for you. I would suggest starting with XenApp 5.0 for Windows 2008 or XenApp 5.0 for Windows 2003
What Citrix products have you worked with? Which Citrix certification would you like to attain?
After I pass I look for Citrix JOB and then I will go from there further.
Exam 259
MCSA 2003, LFCS, LFCE (expired), VCP6-DCV
Was just going through this thread and it seems that its stated that the exam iy0-259 would be retired sometime next month!! its scary!! Considering if I am able to finish it by next month , How Should I proceed forward... intentions are to be certified in Citrix - CCEA 2008 serv level. I have gone though citrix site and its too confusing.... in someone can please explain the path to follow to be CCA and CCEA (maybe CCIA-
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CCEA for Citrix XenApp (Presentation Server 4)
This cert is being discontinued at the end of 2010, so you will have to pass all 5 exams before the end of the year.
As for books, there aren't very many out therefor Citrix stuff. Here's one that has received some postive reviews:
Amazon.com: The Real Citrix CCA Exam Preparation Kit: Prepare for XenApp 5.0 (9781597494199): Shawn Tooley: Books
MCSA 2003, LFCS, LFCE (expired), VCP6-DCV
Although you can pass some XenApp 4.5 (aka XA5 for Win2k3) towards this credential, the Build/Test exam covers Presentation Server 4.0, Password Manager 4.1 and Access Gateway 4.2 so you'd need to learn versions of the product that are out of support and unavailable at this time.
Since it sounds like you're new(ish) to the products I would instead suggest you focus on getting the brand new Citrix Certified Enterprise Engineer (CCEE for Virtualization) certification - the replacement for the CCEA - allowing you to become proficient with the current product line and in a much more marketable position once you complete it.
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