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Steps to request an SSL certificate (with IIS) and use it with Citrix NetScaler Access Gateway
In Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager Open Server Certificates Create Certificate Request Enter Common name, organization, city, etc. Choose Microsoft RSA SChannel Crypographic Provider / Bit length: 2048 Specify
Read moreUpgrade Citrix NetScaler firmware
Create full NetScaler backup (System > Backup and Restore) Use WinSCP to copy the installation package to /var/nsinstall/newfolder (e.g. build-12.0-53.22_nc) Use PuTTY to extract the installation package: shell #
Read moreInternet Explorer 11 has stopped working (Faulting Module Name: ntdll.dll)
Troubleshooting tips: Internet Explorer: Reset IE settings Start IE without add-ons (“C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe” -extoff) Disable add-ons Disable ‘Enable third party browser extensions’ Disable Proteced Mode Disable IE Enhanced
Read moreIncrease session timeout on Citrix StoreFront
On StoreFront, navigate to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\Citrix\<StoreWeb> Open web.config Locate the entry: <sessionState timeout=”20″ /> in the web.config file. Change the “sessionState timeout” to desired value (in minutes). Locate the entry:
Read moreHow to Configure NetScaler Gateway 11.1 with StoreFront 3.6 and XenApp/XenDesktop 7.9
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Read moreCitrix Workspace Environment Management – User Store configuration
Create a new file share (e.g. CtxProfiles) In order to allow users creating their own profiles and at the same time prevent them from accessing other profiles, follow these
Read moreOpen Citrix published URLs on the user device
Enable Citrix policy setting ‘Host to Client redirection’ User > ICA > File Redirection Enable Host to client redirection to allow file type associations for URLs and some media
Read moreBind SSL certificate to 443 (on a server with no IIS installed)
This article describes how to bind a (self-signed) SSL certificate to port 443 when IIS is not installed. In this scenario a self-signed certificate is used to secure traffic
Read moreCreate a self signed certificate with OpenSSL
Start a Command Prompt (CMD) and browse to the directory where OpenSSL is installed. openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.domain.local.key 2048 openssl req -new -key server.domain.local.key -out server.domain.local.csr -config C:\OpenSSL-Win32\bin\cnf\openssl.cnf Provide
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