Category: Citrix

Symptoms The functioning of the Internet Explorer degrades in the following scenario: When Internet Explorer is streamed to the client computer When the Citrix Single Sign-on agent is running on the client Cause By design, when an Internet Explorer is streamed to the client computer, it is unable to communicate with a locally installed instance of Citrix Single Sign-on agent. Resolution To resolve the preceding issue, create a rule to ignore named objects in the Internet Explorer profile. To create a rule, complete the following procedure: Open the streamed Internet Explorer profile by using the Citrix Streaming Profiler for Windows. […]

Analyzing the .ica file on the end device is an advanced option which gives you the complete picture of the XenApp session formation and/or connectivity to the sessions. Whenever, you need to analyze an application session that fails for particular users, you can have the .ica file saved locally for analysis.   However, by default the .ica files are saved locally in the browser cache and are removed upon session exit. To have the ica file saved locally specify the path where to save the .ics files in below registry path and set the following key to True.   C:>reg […]

the rename game of Citrix products continued and starting with XenApp 6.5 “Delivery Services Console” is referred/renamed as Citrix “AppCenter”.  It now made   Citrix AppCenter The AppCenter (formerly Delivery Services Console) is a tool that snaps into the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) and enables you to perform a number of management functions.   Installation on previous versions: If you install the AppCenter on a computer that previously contained the Microsoft Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) and a Citrix Delivery Services Console earlier than the version delivered with XenApp 6.0, you may also need to uninstall and reinstall the Citrix […]