Problem Users have complained that they no longer see published apps and desktops after successfully logging onto Citrix as they only see the message: There are no apps or desktops available to you at this time. Reviewing the Citrix Delivery Services event logs on the
I recently ran into an issue with a Citrix ADC / NetScaler NS13.0 36.27.nc after a reboot where the following error is displayed upon successfully authenticating: Http/1.1 Internal Server Error 43531 The URL displayed ends with /cgi/dlge: https://workspace.contoso.com/cgi/dlge No configuration changes have been made for
Problem You attempt to upgrade Citrix Licensing from 11.14.0.1 build 23101 to 11.16.3.0 build 30000 but the process fails with: Failed to configure Citrix Licensing. Upgrade failed. The server.xml and other configuration files were not found. Contact Citrix. Fiddling around with the executable and MSI
I’ve found that maintaining storage usage on a Remote Desktop Session Host (RDSH) has always been a challenge as there can be so many ways a user would inadvertently fill up the storage if items such as profile management and folder redirection is not configured
I’ve been asked several times in the past about the following error that is presented if a user attempts to RDP (remote desktop) to a Citrix XenApp application server: The target session is incompatible with the current session. The reason why this message would be
Problem You attempt to launch a NetScaler published Citrix XenDesktop / XenDesktop application or desktop but immediately receive the following error for the desktop: The connection to “XenApp Desktop” failed with status (Unknown client error 0). Launching an application fails with the following message: Unable
One of the more frequent questions I’ve been asked for Citrix XenApp / XenDesktop published applications is whether there is a way to map network drives and printers based on AD group membership for applications that are published via a batch file. There are several
I recently wrote the following blog post: Monitoring Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, 2013 and 2016 services with PowerShell script and task schedulerhttps://blog.terenceluk.com/2018/03/monitoring-microsoft-exchange-server.html … demonstrating how to use a script to check for hung or stopped services for Exchange and to restart and send an email
Problem You attempt to launch a XenApp or XenDesktop published application or desktop published by NetScaler but receive the following error message: The connection to “XenApp Desktop” failed with status (Unknown client error 1110). Solution One of the possible causes of this error message is
Problem You attempt to launch a Citrix XenApp / XenDesktop 7.x application published with a NetScaler VPX: The following Citrix Receiver Remote Desktop Connection window is presented and displays the progress bar: Starting… More information Clicking on the More information button displays: Connection in progress…
