When trying to execute the MDX Toolkit v10.x in a Mac OS X Virtual Machine you might be left with empty dialogue boxes: This is due to the MDX Toolkit not running in a virtualized Mac OS X environment, thus
As I’m always thankful for any tool that might come in handy during troubleshooting sessions I thought that this might be interesting for you NetScaler/XenMobile guys as well. Just recently I stumbled upon this neat little article: CTX141060 – Citrix
Starting with Citrix XenDesktop 7.x there have been some features that have been deprecated by Citrix, such as LPT and COM Port Mapping, which are not working as expected or properly after upgrading to VDA 7.x. I stumbled upon this
During implementing quite some XenMobile 10.x solutions in the last couple of months I came across some issues that caused quite some headaches. Therefore I’d like to document and share my lessons learned in this new blog. As all my implementations
All of a sudden my Mac users started complaining that they are unable to connect to or add a new Store to Citrix Receiver for Mac. Right after entering the NetScaler’s URL and hitting Add, they receive an error stating
Citrix StoreFront – Upgrade v3.0.0.45 to v3.5.0.23 fails and the Application Event Log shows an Event ID 0, Source: Citrix Extensible Meta-Installer, stating: Timestamp: 22.03.2016 11:28:18 Category:Error, WinError Message:Installation of ‘..\CitrixStoreFront-x64.msi’ failed with error code 1603. Fatal error during installation
This one’s quite easy, actually. Did you ever wonder how to remove those GoTo Icons from your StoreFront Store and/or Start Menu Shortcuts?
Did you ever wonder how to get rid of those orphaned Citrix Start Menu Shortcuts and/or folders? Well, wonder no more! Here is the script (Remove-CitrixShortcuts.ps1) to remove any Citrix-related shortcut (lnk file extension) from selected Paths.
Citrix Receiver for Mac – Session Printer Mapping Issues – Printers don’t show or won’t get mapped Update: Have a look at Carl’s article as well: Print Driver for Non-Windows Clients As per Citrix CTX140208 and CTX139020: When non-Windows Receivers connect to a
Almost everybody has struggled with the now infamous Error 1030 (The connection to “ApplicationName” failed with status (1030)) when connecting with Citrix Receiver for Windows to XenDesktop through NetScaler and StoreFront. There even is an whole armada of articles available