I’ve recently had a few clients reach out to me about the configuration for publishing Office 365 SaaS applications via Citrix Workspace because most quickly realize that it isn’t as easy as using the SaaS templates in the Citrix Cloud portal as soon as the
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’ve just recently upgraded the FortiOS of a FortiGate 600D to version 6.2.3 and began to experience connectivity issues to a Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 1909 environment where users are unable to connect to desktops and receive the following error: Cannot start desktop
Problem You’ve decided to install the new Microsoft Edge Chromium browser onto a Citrix application server: … but quickly notice that upon a successful install, launching the browser displays a frozen window that is not responsive: Reviewing the processes in Task Manager will reveal that
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
One of the most common engagements I am engaged with for post Citrix or VMware virtual desktop deployments is to troubleshoot slow Windows VDI login performance and I’ve found that if profile management solutions such as Citrix UPM was deployed correctly, the root cause would
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
