Step-by-Step Procedure: Configuring XenAp 6 Licensing Server

Using “Citrix XenApp Server Role Manager”

1. Once you have Licensing Server Role installed using “XenApp Server Role Manager”, click on the Configure link under “License Server” as shown below
2. In License Server Configuration Tool, You can specify a new port numbers or leave the default in place, set admin user password for the Licensing Server Management Portal
3. Upon successful update, you’ll see the License Server as configured

Using License Administration Console:

1. Launch License Administration Console from “MicrosoftWindowsStart MenuProgramsCitrixManagement Consoles” as shown below
2. You’ll have a IE page opened with “License Administration Console” as shown below which shows the default Citrix Startup Licenses
3. Click on “Administration” option beside Dashboard and login with the admin account you’ve configured
4. The first screen on logon comes with “System Information”
5. You can navigate through the other sections in console as shown below to carry out regular License Administration tasks
6. Use “User Configuration” to manage License Console users
   1. Click “New User” button to create a License Administrator or User account
7. Use “Alert Configuration” to setup alerts classified into Critical and Important. You can modify the default alerts configuration/thresholds or choose more. 
8. Server Configuration section takes to the options for
   1. Web Server Configuration
   2. Secure Web Server Configuration
   3. License Server Configuration
   4. Logging
   5. User Interface
9. Vendor Daemon Configuration 
   1. Click on “Import License” to add your Citrix XenApp Licenses to the Licensing server. Click on browse button and navigate to the .LIC file that you’ve got created from the MyCitrix web site
   2. Click OK upon successful License import
10. Click on Dashboard option to verify the overall Licenses status, errors and warnings if any 

That’s it with this you are all done with configuring your Citrix XenApp server and license for your environment