Problem You’ve configured the requirements to allow Active Directory to log into your NetScaler appliance and while authentication appears to work and allows you to log into the administration console, you are presented with the following message: 2 error(s) encountered.Not authorized to execute this command
Problem You’ve successfully configured a zero client to connect to your XenDesktop 7.x infrastructure via the URL: https://yourStoreFrontFQDN.com/Citrix/StoreName/PNAgent/config.xml … but would like to hide all of the published applications because the zero client will only be used for desktop access. Solution One of the ways
Problem You’ve configured a new HP t410 Smart Zero Client to connect to your Citrix XenDesktop 7.x StoreFront site but receive the following error message when you attempt to log in: No Citrix Server This client could not connect to a Citrix server at the
Problem You’re in the process of configuring a new HP t410 Smart Zero Client with a XenDesktop 7.x infrastructure. You proceed to configure the zero client to connect to StoreFront 3.0.1 but quickly notice the following error message: Certificate error CA certificate required to connect
I’ve recently been asked a few times by clients and colleagues about the ability to hide the new X1 StoreFront interface’s Favorites, Apps and Desktop tabs and as I don’t have a blog post demonstrating it, I thought I’d write this quick post so I
I’ve noticed that I’ve been asked about the following error quite frequently over the past year so I thought writing a blog post may help anyone who might be searching for an answer to this problem. Problem You’ve configured a Load Balancing Virtual Server on
Problem You have a working Citrix XenDesktop 7.6 with StoreFront 3.0 published through a NetScaler VPX appliance NS11.0 55.20.nc that has been stable for quite some time and have decided to upgrade the NetScaler to the latest NS11.0 63.16.nc. You proceed to go through the
One of the most common configurations I’ve done for clients with NetScaler Appliances is to allow administration with Active Directory accounts since the nsroot account should be protected and logging in with individual user accounts can provide auditing trails. I’ve found that NetScaler documentation from
Having deployed numerous Citrix XenApp and Microsoft RDS over the past few years, I’ve found that I constantly refer to my notes for removing new profile first run items and seeing how I haven’t written a blog post for this year, I figured I’d write
It has been awhile since I’ve had to work with a XenDesktop 5.6 as most of the clients I work with have upgraded to 7 but I received a request today to look into why Direct X mode did not work for a new Google
