Those who have used my previous blog post: Securing Citrix NetScaler VPX to score A+ rating on SSL Labshttps://blog.terenceluk.com/2016/06/securing-citrix-netscaler-vpx-to-score.html … to score an A+ on Qualys SSL Labs (https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/) may have noticed that they are now scoring an A- due to some minor changes to
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…
I’ve been asked several times in the past about how to configure a NetScaler virtual load balancing server to redirect traffic to another URL based on the incoming source IP address so this post serves to demonstrate the process. Step #1 – Create the Responder
I’ve been asked several times in the past about how to block subdirectories when a website is published with a NetScaler and the most recent request was for blocking Exchange Server 2016 /ecp access. As most Exchange administrators are aware, Exchange 2013 and 2016 allows
Those who are familiar with the Citrix NetScaler’s administrative console would be familiar with the upgrade button in the Systems menu that allows the administrator to upload the upgrade package and have the appliance automatically apply the firmware update: While this feature makes the upgrade
I’ve recently been involved with configuring a client’s Citrix NetScalers to load balance inbound SMTP connections to Exchange and thought I’d take this opportunity to blog the process. #1 – Configure Exchange Server Objects Begin by creating the Exchange Server objects in Traffic Management >
I’ve recently worked with a client who wanted a website load balanced by a Citrix NetScaler to have access filtered based on the source IP address of the incoming client. There are probably quite a few ways to accomplish this but the two that I
Problem You’ve successfully published your Exchange 2016 services with Citrix NetScalers but noticed that when you run the Microsoft Remote Connectivity Analyzer’s Exchange ActiveSync test at https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com, it fails at the Validating certificate trust for Windows Mobile devices. test. The Microsoft Connectivity Analyzer is testing
Problem You’ve noticed that Active Directory user accounts with User must change password at next logon: … are unable to log into Citrix XenApp or XenDesktop via the NetScaler portal as the following error is presented: Incorrect user name or password. Solution Two of the
Problem You’ve just completed deploying Citrix Command Center 5.2 45.4 and attempt to add your NetScaler pair to the device list but the process fails with the following error: Discovery failed for <NSIP> Error: Unable to Ping using SNMP after enabling SNMP Solution One of
