I’ve received quite a few requests from clients over the past few months requesting to secure their NetScaler published services to score an A+ on Qualys SSL Labs: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/ I’m a bit late to writing this blog post as there are plenty of other excellent
Problem You attempt to launch a XenApp 7.6 desktop published through NetScaler appliance: … but notices that you are presented with the following error message: The connection to “<YourXenAppGroup>” failed with status (Unknown client error 1110). Solution One of the common reasons why this error
One of the most common Citrix NetScaler questions I’ve been asked by colleagues and clients is how to import a PFX certificate from a Microsoft Windows Server into Citrix NetScaler and while there is a KB from Citrix demonstrating this process via the GUI: How
I was recently asked by a client to fix an issue with their Exchange 2013 Outlook Web Access webpage where an HTTP request to the site would expose the internal IP address of the Client Access Server in the Location HTTP header as shown in
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’ve recently upgraded a NetScaler VPX appliance to version 11.0.63.16.nc and have been running the upgrade for a few months but noticed that the appliance fails to boot into the kernel after a restart halting at the following: FreeBSD/x86 bootstrap loader, Revision NS1.2 Loading
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 I’ve received quite a few calls over the past year from clients and colleagues about situations where they had an existing single node NetScaler appliance deployed and decided to create an HA pair at a later time but noticed that adding a new NetScaler
I recently had to configure a Load Balanced LDAPS Load Balancing Virtual Server on a NetScaler version 11 for a client and since the procedure is slightly different than earlier versions, I took the time to document the steps so I can write this post
Problem You’ve configured the requirements to allow Active Directory to log into your NetScaler appliance and while authentication appears to work and allows you to log into the administration console, you are presented with the following message: 2 error(s) encountered.Not authorized to execute this command
