As demonstrated in one of my previous posts for VMware Horizon View 5.2: Using PowerCLI to create new role and assign service account used by VMware Horizon View 5.2 (View Manager & View Composer) permissions
Problem Ran into an issue the other day where I would have no problems logging into a Citrix XenApp 6.5 environment published with a Citrix Access Gateway VPX 50 (NS10.0: Build 73.5.nc) but noticed that
As some administrators may have noticed, VMware has made quite a few changes to vSphere 5.1 and I was thrown off by the change to the layout of permissions while I configured the role for
Problem You’ve recently upgraded your vSphere environment from 5.0 to 5.1 with the following component versions: vCenter Server: 5.1.0 Build 947673 ESXi Server: 5.10 Build 838463 … but noticed that when you attempt to delete
Problem You attempt to create a new desktop catalog but receive the following error while going through the Create Catalog wizard: The naming scheme “DesktopName-###” is already in use Solution While there are a variety
Problem You attempt to remove a Citrix XenDesktop 5.6 DDC (Desktop Delivery Controller) in Desktop Studio: but receive the following error: The requested name is valid, but not data of the requested type was found
Problem You noticed that you have an orphaned Citrix XenDesktop 5.6 DDC (Desktop Delivery Controller) that no longer exists in your environment but is shown in Desktop Studio with a red X: Since the desktop
Problem I was recently asked by a client to look into an issue where he had a specific user who would receive the following error when launching any Citrix XenApp 6.5 published applications: The Group
Problem You attempt to delete a desktop catalog in XenDesktop 5.6 Desktop Studio but receive the following error: The Catalog could not be loaded due to the following errors: Unable to find machine creation data
I was told lately by a client that their Citrix environment have been having connectivity issues to the licensing server even though the licensing service does not appear to have stopped. As there are no
