How do user-defined groups work in a Citrix environment? When you create a user-defined group, PerformanceGuard asks you whether you want to create a regular user-defined group or a special user-defined group for Citrix servers (in Citrix environments, PerformanceGuard agents are installed on the Citrix servers rather than on individual computers). The difference is that only the special groups for Citrix servers are visible in the Citrix section of the PerformanceGuard web interface (ANALYZE > Citrix), whereas regular user-defined groups won't appear in the Citrix section.
Can I mix Citrix servers and regular computers in a group? Yes, if it makes sense in your organization, you can include Citrix servers in a regular user-defined group, or include regular computers in a special user-defined group for Citrix servers.
To create your own groups in the PerformanceGuard web interface, select ADMINISTRATION > Computer Grouping > Groups, and then select the New Group tab.
To sum up the characteristics of user-defined groups:

Created manually
Static
No limit to the number of groups you can create
Computers can be members of more than one group
Special group variant for Citrix

Create Your Own Groups of Groups: Super Groups and Locations
You can only do this if you're a PerformanceGuard administrator.
You can group your groups (both network groups and user-defined groups) into larger logical units. In PerformanceGuard such larger units are called super groups or locations, depending on how you use them:

Super groups are simply logical containers that help you organize your other groups

You have a very high degree of flexibility, because:

You can include super groups and locations in other super groups or locations.
You don't need to have a single top node in your group hierarchy. You can easily have multiple top level groups (for example Europe and North America) rather than a single top level group (for example World) that would only serve to join the other groups.

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To create your own locations or super groups, select ADMINISTRATION > Computer Grouping > Locations / Super Groups and then use the Create new group feature below the table of any existing groups.
To sum up the characteristics of super groups and locations:

Created manually
Static
No limit to the number of super groups or locations you can create
Can contain network groups, user-defined groups as well as other super groups and locations

A location must relate to at least one network group (i.e. it must contain a network group, or it must contain other locations or super groups that ultimately contain at least one network group).

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