Problem You have successfully published applications on a XenApp 7.8 application server through a NetScaler but noticed that while you are able to log into the portal and view the published applications, you receive the following error when an application is launched: Unable to launch
Problem You completed deploying a new XenDesktop virtual desktop catalog, publishing it through a StoreFront, then providing access to the StoreFront through a NetScaler gateway: Clicking on the desktop icon opens the window while the Delivery Controller attempts to launch and broker the session through
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
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
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 are presented with the following warning while logging on: Invalid
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 the fact that applications were put into the start menu
