I’m sure there’s probably some documentation out there for setting up Citrix XenDesktop 5.5 virtual desktops with Citrix Receiver for pass-through authentication for XenApp 6.5 published applications but I sure couldn’t find a single documentation
Problem You’ve configured your Citrix XenDesktop 5.5 virtual desktops’ Citrix Receiver for pass-through authentication to access XenApp 6.5 published applications but when the receiver tries to connect to the web interface XenApp Services Site, it
Those who come from a VMware View 4 or 5 background may immediately notice or find how confusing Citrix’s XenDesktop’s power management scheme can be but in reality, Citrix just chose a different approach to
As with a few of my previous posts, I’ve been digging around my old notes to try to compile a list of items I had to do in my previous virtual desktop deployments and to
It’s been quite the challenge while setting up roaming profiles for a new Citrix XenDesktop 5.5 farm in an environment that has no redirected folders and scripts to allow users to roam between workstations while
As fellow administrations who have deployed Citrix XenDesktops in their environment may know, Outlook profiles do not get retained by redirected profiles and when ever they refresh a desktop catalog’s pool with an updated image,
I’m aware that Citrix has the public KB: How to Configure Windows Network Load Balancing and Web Interfacehttps://support.citrix.com/article/CTX108812 … available but I noticed that the KB references Windows Server 2008 R2. Since my environment consists
Ran into a strange issue while performing a routine patch night on a Citrix XenApp 6.5 server with no patches. The patch I was installing is supposed to fix a pass-through authentication issue but as
I recently noticed that a newly deployed desktop catalog’s XenDesktop virtual desktops were shutting down and put into maintenance mode shortly after they were started: I went ahead to double check that my PeakHourBufferSize and
I’m sure many who have had to deploy XenApp servers in the past have had to configure policies that customize XenApp server’s internet explorer browser. Whether it’s to lockdown the controls or simply for cosmetics
