Problem You attempt to create a new desktop catalog in XenDesktop 5.5’s Desktop Studio but the desktop creation fails with the following error: A snapshot could not be created from the specified Virtual Machine The
I know this may seem obvious but I’ve been asked a few times about whether to create snapshots for the master image that will be used for a pooled desktop catalog in Citrix XenDesktop 5.5
I’m sure this information can probably be found in a Citrix KB article but if you’re like me, I’ve always found it difficult to locate the Citrix KB I’m looking for just so this is
Having worked with Microsoft Exchange 2000, 2003, 2007 and finally 2010, I’ve come to appreciate what Microsoft has done and how mature Exchange 2010 PowerShell cmdlets are today. There really isn’t a whole lot you
Problem You’ve successfully published Outlook Web Access (OWA) via Exchange 2003 with Citrix XenApp 6.5 and through launching it via a desktop, able to hit the landing page: However, you notice after you’ve typed in
Problem You’ve followed Citrix’s documentation to configure pass-through authentication but while it works through the Web Interface login page, you find that you are continuously promoted for credentials via the XenApp 6.5 server’s Windows 2008
As with my other “Installing SomeProduct …” posts, there isn’t anything special about the content in this write up and it’s mainly just to show what an install of Citrix XenApp 6.5 looks like. Download
Problem You’re trying to use the Citrix XenApp 6.x PowerShell commands such as Get-XAAplication from your XenApp 6.5 server’s Windows PowerShell with Citrix XenApp Migration Module (x86) … Start –> Administrative Tools –> Citrix –>
Problem You attempt to uninstall Citrix XenApp 6.5 from one of your servers but it fails with the following error message: Operation could not be completed (error 0x00000705). Windows cannot locate a suitable printer driver.
Problem You’re attempting to log on via the Web Interface server but receive the error: An authentication error occurred. You log onto the Web Interface server, review the event logs and see event IDs 30003
