How should an Citrix administrator deliver applications from two departmental XenApp farms into a single XenDestop virtual machine?

Installing multiple XenApp plug-ins on a single machine is not a supported or valid method for aggregating published applications from separate farms.

Creating multiple Web Interface sites would produce separate, siloed access points rather than delivering applications from both farms into a single unified desktop.

Citrix Web Interface supports farm aggregation, allowing an administrator to configure multiple XenApp farms as sources and surface their published applications together in one unified view. This means a single XenDesktop virtual machine can display and launch apps from both departmental farms without requiring separate access points or plug-in installations. Farm aggregation through Web Interface is the supported method for consolidating application delivery from disparate farms.

Zones exist within a single XenApp farm for managing network traffic and data collector roles, and merging zones does not consolidate two separate, independent farms.