I’ve been working with a client that had two new offices opening in London with HP t610 thin clients as desktops to access the XenDesktop 5.6 environment I built last year at their Bermuda office.
I recently received a call from a client who was deploying a new Citrix XenDesktop infrastructure and was able to get all the way to creating his first desktop catalog but the wizard would fail
After realizing that I had to dig deep into my notes and search for registry settings on the web that I’ve used multiple times over the years, I thought I’d write a post to serve
Problem You attempt to create a new XenDesktop 5.6 deployment with SQL Server 2012 as the back end server but receive the following error when configuring the first desktop delivery controller: Cannot write Property Collation.
I recently had to test the physical desktop desktop catalog option in Citrix XenDesktop 5.6: … for a client as they were interested in seeing if it was an improvement to their current method of
For those who have come across one of my previous posts: Manually removing orphaned Citrix XenDesktop 5.6 DDC (Desktop Delivery Controller) https://blog.terenceluk.com/2013/03/manually-removing-orphaned-citrix.html … may know that I’ve encountered an issue where the environment I was
Environment Citrix XenApp Server Operating System: Windows 2008 R2 Citrix XenApp Version: 6.5 Citrix XenApp Hotfix: Rollup 1 Citrix Profile Management Version: 4.1 Problem You’ve received complaints from various users that when they launch applications
Problem You’ve completed a new build of a Windows 7 master image desktop for XenDesktop 5.6 and proceed with creating the new desktop catalog and add the desktops to a desktop group. Once the desktops
I’ve recently been asked about how to change the amount of vCPU and memory for Citrix XenDesktop desktop catalogs that have already been deployed and as XenDesktop administrators would know, the following screen with configuration
Problem You have a new Citrix XenDesktop 5.6 desktop catalog deployed that uses Citrix Profile Management 4.1 to roam all of the user profile settings that your current Active Directory Redirected Folders doesn’t handle but
