One of the questions I get asked quite often is how to properly configure the NetScaler to publish StoreFront services for Citrix Receiver, Android and Apple device access so I thought I’d write a quick
I recently been asked about how to configure a NetScaler to authenticate against a domain controller when publishing XenApp / XenDesktop environments to utilize secure LDAP (LDAPS) via SSL and after realizing I’ve never written
Problem You have successfully published a Citrix Receiver rule on the NetScaler and confirmed that a Windows PC can access Citrix published applications with a Citrix Receiver but you notice that Androids and Apple devices
I was recently asked by a client whether it was possible to control Citrix XenApp 7.6 Citrix Receiver published applications on a desktop’s start menu. By this he meant that many users did not like
As demonstrated in one of my previous posts for XenDesktop 5.6: Using PowerCLI to create new role and assign service account used by Citrix XenDesktop 5.6 permissions for vCenter Server 5.1 https://blog.terenceluk.com/2013/04/using-powercli-to-create-new-role-and_9.html … you can
Problem You’re attempting to create a new XenApp 7.6 Machine Catalog using Citrix Machine Creation Services (MCS): Completing the wizard starts the process of cloning the XenApp application server’s master image but you notice that
I recently ran into an issue that had me troubleshooting a NetScaler VPX issue for a good two weeks and while there’s an actual VMware and Citrix KB article about the issue, I hope that
I’ve noticed over the past year that one of the questions I get asked often is where to find specific Citrix documentation outlining the firewall port requirements and rules required to publish a XenApp environment
Problem You attempt to use the Upgrade Wizard option on a Citrix NetScaler 10.5 to upgrade from a July 2014 build to the latest December 18th, 2014 build but receive the following error in the
I’ve recently been asked how to configure the Citrix NetScaler administration GUI console with a secure certificate so that the login credentials would not be passed in clear text and while I’ve done this numerous
