Citrix Printing Performance Test
The Citrix Universal Print Server extends Virtual Apps and XenDesktop Universal printing support to network printing. This feature eliminates the need to install numerous network printer drivers on Virtual Apps and XenDesktop hosts, and enables more efficient network utilization. The Citrix Universal printer driver supports direct network printing on Windows and non-Windows clients.
After installing the Universal Print Server components and configuring the new policy settings, a user can add and enumerate network printers through the Windows Provider and Citrix Provider interfaces.
The Universal Print Server feature comprises:
- A client component, UPClient, that you install on each Virtual Apps and XenDesktop host that provisions session network printers and that uses the Universal Printer Driver.
- A server component, UPServer, that you install on each print server that provisions session network printers and that uses the Universal Printer Driver for the session printers (regardless of whether or not the session printers are centrally provisioned).
Target of the test : Citrix Virtual Apps
Agent deploying the test : An internal agent
Outputs of the test : One set of results for each application that is monitored
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Measurement | Description | Measurement Unit | Interpretation |
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Data completed |
Indicates the amount of uncompressed data that was sent for printing. |
KB |
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Data transferred |
Indicates the amount of print queue data that was transferred. |
KB |
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Data compression savings |
Indicates the amount of data that was saved due to compressing the data in the print queue. |
KB |
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EMF data completed |
Indicates the total amount of uncompressed Enhanced MetaFile data that was sent for printing. |
KB |
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EMF data transferred |
Indicates the amount of EMF data that was transferred to the pinter. |
KB |
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EMF jobs completed |
Indicates the total number of EMF print jobs that were completed. |
Number |
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EMF jobs created |
Indicates the number of EMF print jobs that were created. |
Number |
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EMF jobs failed |
Indicates the number of EMF print jobs that failed. |
Number |
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Jobs completed |
Indicates the total number of jobs that were completed. |
Number |
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Jobs created |
Indicates the total number of jobs that were created. |
Number |
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Jobs failed |
Indicates the total number of jobs that failed. |
Number |
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RAW data completed |
Indicates the total amount of RAW data that was printed completely. |
KB |
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RAW data transferred |
Indicates the amount of RAW data that was transferred for printing. |
KB |
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RAW jobs completed |
Indicates the total number of RAW jobs that were completed. |
Number |
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RAW jobs created |
Indicates the number of RAW jobs that were created. |
Number |
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RAW jobs failed |
Indicates the number of RAW jobs that failed. |
Number |
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XPS data completed |
Indicates the amount of uncompressed XPS data that was sent for printing. |
KB |
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XPS data transferred |
Indicates the amount of XPS data that was transferred. |
KB |
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XPS jobs completed |
Indicates the total number of XPS jobs that were completed. |
Number |
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XPS jobs failed |
Indicates the number of XPS jobs that failed. |
Number |
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XPS jobs created |
Indicates the number of XPS jobs that were created. |
Number |
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