When you try to access Citrix applications and desktops from any operating system, you’d first start by installing the Citrix Workspace application (formerly known as Receiver). But after installing the software, when you try to access your company’s Citrix URL, you may end up with a certificate error.
One error when accessing Citrix applications and desktops through Citrix Workspace app from Ubuntu is:
Your Account cannot be added using this server address.
Users are getting an ‘Incorrect username and Password’ message while logging on through Storefront. The following messages appear in the event viewer on the Storefront Servers
‘An authentication attempt was made for user: username that resulted in: Failed (Windows Error Code: 1326)
Password expiry information was requested but none was returned’
Users confirm that they can login to the other applications like outlook or teams etc with the same password, but for the storefront portal login, it doesnt work.
Check which application is using a port:
Open the command prompt and run netstat -aon | findstr \[port\_number\]. If the port is being used by any application, then that application’s detail will be shown. The number, which is shown at the last column of the list, is the PID (process ID) of that application. Make note of this. Type tasklist | findstr [PID]. Replace the [PID] with the number from the above step and hit enter.
Have you ever tried to backup netscaler configuration and restore? Luckily, Citrix gave us the opportunity to create basic and full backups on netscaler. We can create backups for the software configuration on the netscaler and restore it when needed.
In GUI, Goto Netscaler/System/Backup and Restore option. Enter a name for your backup and select full backup and download the tgz file to your machine. That’s it. You just created a full backup file for your netscaler.
On a weekend or on a non busy day in your environment, you might see netscaler displaying high cpu (more than 80%) on the hypervisor. If your hypervisor team reports this to you, dont worry. Nothing is wrong.
The NetScaler packet processing engine is always “looking for work”, even when there is no work to be done. Therefore, it will do everything it can to take control of the CPU and not release it.
In today’s article, I’d like to share an issue that I’ve faced recently in our Citrix environment.
Issue: Users enter their credentials at NetScaler gateway portal and click LogIn. It doesn’t go to the next page where users see applications and desktops. It spins on the same page for more than 3 minutes, and then users see their applications and desktops. When clicked, applications and desktops work normally without any delay.
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Did you start your job as you did not have a choice and not of interest? Are you thinking about changing your career than you are working now? If your answer is yes, then read on…
Before we get started, let us remind the quote from Confucius:
Source: quotefancy.com Changing from one technology to another might look difficult, but it is easy once you know the steps.
Following 2 GPOs should be configured for licensing server and license type for RDS.
Apply policy: Computer configuration>Windows component>Remote Desktop Services>Remote Desktop Session host>Licensing
1. Use the specified Remote Desktop License Server
2. Set the remote Desktop Licensing mode
Also, perform below steps to configure RDSH server:
Install Remote Desktop Licensing1) In Server Manager, open the Manage menu and click Add Roles and Features.
2) Click Next until you get to the Server Roles page.
So far you might have used external Git providers like GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket, etc… or Git software programs like Gitea or Gogs, etc… as your version control systems. But do you know you can also set up a Git Server locally on your PC?
Started thinking about it already? Let me show you how.
Prerequisites Two PCs with Git software installed. This tutorial uses two Windows PCs for the same.
You might want to test a new Windows OS version before you deploy it on your laptop/desktop. You have software programs like VMware workstation or VirtualBox to create a VM, deploy a VM in it and test the look and feel of the OS. I’ve recently tried to install Windows 10 OS and ended up with the below error:
Installer disc image file Win10 error You will get this error when you add the Windows 10 ISO file in CD drive while creating VM.
