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Looks Like A Storm In The Cloud

Posted on March 27, 2020
/Under Citrix, Workspace, XenApp
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https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX270373 CTX270373 Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops: Deprecation of public cloud support from on-premises Current Releases This is important for customers to review. This will impact several businesses that have switched over to using the CR version instead of LTSR. Make sure and check the article, reach out to your...Read more

Content Required….Batteries Not Included

Posted on March 27, 2020
/Under Citrix, Workspace, XenApp
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Good evening and salutations! So ran into a bit of an issue. I was trying to published video content via Citrix. Typically powershell for the win on that one. For some reason, the 1909, 1907, and 1903 WorkspaceApp was trying to launch the content as HTTP when it was file...Read more

The Creature of Covid-19

Posted on March 24, 2020
/Under Citrix, VMware, Workspace, XenApp
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Everything is running wild regarding Covid. Lots of remote work coming from this. Big thing to remember is that there are excellent options for remote access. Citrix offers wonderful solutions of Workspace, CVAD, SSL VPN via Citrix Gateway, VDI, and RemotePC. VMware is offering a good solution with View and...Read more

Good News Of Perspective

Posted on February 12, 2020
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Got some news of something I had been pursuing recently, the CTP. It worked out that this was not the year of attainment for this particular endeavor. Sure there was some disappointment in it. A little bit of sadness. It has actually helped. I’m printing out a copy of that...Read more

More nCore Than You Have Room For!

Posted on January 24, 2020
/Under Citrix, Gateway formerly known as Netscaler
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Looks like the new firmwares have come out for the varying versions of Netscaler firmware. Make sure and download from Citrix now and get your patch on! Seriously, this is important to patch. I mean it! https://www.citrix.com/downloads/citrix-adc/firmware.html The link is above!Read more

Remediate! CVE-2019-19781

Posted on January 17, 2020
/Under Citrix, Gateway formerly known as Netscaler
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Looks like there is big trouble in little China here. There is a responder policy you can put into place to mitigate this CVE until the software is released to update your ADC. All credit here goes to Citrix hosting the information. I’m just providing you a quick link back...Read more

Session Profiles, You Don’t Need No Session Profiles!

Posted on December 13, 2019
/Under Citrix, Gateway formerly known as Netscaler
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Good evening folks! Looks like some more fun has cropped up in Citrix Gateway in regards to firmware. Looks like 13.0-41.20_nc has an issue in some instances that you lose the ability to create or edit session profiles. We get the same issue as listed below. There also was a...Read more

EndGame. Oh Snap!

Posted on December 13, 2019
/Under Citrix, XenApp
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So much fun has been found in the world of next-gen tools. For those out there that are having some oddities with your profiles acting wonky if you happen to have EndGame, well, I have some information for you! Looks like the issue appears in either case of using profile...Read more

Trying To Tie It Together

Posted on October 14, 2019
/Under Citrix, PowerShell
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Wow! Two posts in one day!? What is that!? So… I’m working on getting this completed. What you may ask? I’m working on powershelling myself into some quick reference materials. I haven’t seen many things that help tie a published application back to a machine. I’m working on one that...Read more

Pedal To The nCore

Posted on October 14, 2019
/Under Citrix, Gateway formerly known as Netscaler
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Sooo….. Anyone out there using AppFlow on their Citrix Gateway? Well there was a bug identified in the 13.0 Build 36.27. This bug…. This bug made sure that the setting to disable AppFlow globally was not respected. If you disabled it there, nothing happened. Example, if you had an AppFlow...Read more