Xenapp Slow Logons Troubleshooting Part2

We call these metrics “The Five Ls”: Launches Logon Times Load Times Latency ChanneL (Yes, including Channels is cheating, but mnemonics are worth it!) In this blog post, we’ll discuss how the Five Ls impact the performance and delivery of your Citrix applications and what actions you should take to improve performance in those areas. Special thanks to Ken Avram who originally compiled this content! Wire data analysis can provide you with real-time information about “the 5 Ls.

Enable Maintenance Mode on XenApp 6.5 App Servers

Starting from XenApp/XenDesktop 7.x we have maintenance mode option on the Citrix app servers directly. We can turn on or off the maintenance mode on the servers which will only disable Citrix sessions on those servers. RDP connection will still work on the faulty app server. In XenApp 6.5 appcenter, we can only disable logons to the servers which will also disable RDP access to the server. Using load evaluator, we can come around this issue and disable only Citrix logins, while making sure that RDP still works.

Citrix Docs

Citrix Logon Process XenDesktop 5 Logon Process XenDesktop 5 FAQ Best Practice XenDesktop with PVS XenDesktop 5 Reference Architecture Monitoring Citrix Infrastructure Operations Guide- Monitoring Communication ports used by Citrix Technologies Upgrade to XenApp 6 XenApp 5 Plugin for Hosted Apps INI(ICA) File Reference document Citrix XenApp FAQ XenServer_Technical_FAQ XenServer_610_Technical_FAQ Citrix Product Definitions XA - Windows 2008 R2 Optimization Guide_Final

Undoing Git Commits: Revert and Reset Changes

You’ve just committed something. Now what? When you’re working on a project in Git, you may run into situations where you have to revert back to an earlier version of a file or even the entire branch. Learn how to revert commits with Git. In this tutorial, we’ll cover how to revert changes using Git. To revert a single change, you can simply type ‘revert’ followed by the commit number. Let us explain in detail.

Packer Sample Script

In this tutorial, we will explain about a sample script to create an instance, deploy software and create an image from it. Before you run the script, make sure to install aws cli and add your AWS access key and secret key in ~/.aws/credentials file or checkout the Packer Variables tutorial to know different ways to use your AWS credentials with Packer. Simple Packer script to create an instance 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 { "builders": [{ "type":"amazon-ebs", "source_ami": "ami-12345", "instance_type": "t2.