For one of my projects I was configuring a NetScaler HA Pair and after configuring the SSL VPN for laptops I wanted to configure a session profile to reroute mobile users (iOS devices running the Citrix Receiver 5.7) based on their User-Agent in the HTTP Header to a ICA Proxy enabled WI Services site. The SSL VPN was working including 2fact auth and SSO so I knew the start was good đ
NetScaler, WI and the Citrix Receiver 5.7.. “The gateway settings are incorrect”
Category: Access Gateway, Citrix, NetScaler, Web Interface, XenApp |
Tags: Citrix, NetScaler, Receiver
Using RES Automation Manager to create printers from CSV
During one of my projects we had to do a print migration of +500 printers and as this could become a repeating task during other migrations we decided to use RES Automation Manager to get this done. Read more
2012 recap, here comes 2013!
Like last year I decided to write a recap of past year. This year was a really interesting year, I learned a lot. Not only from a technical perspective but from a personal perspective as well.
Both Barry Schiffer and Esther Barthel joined our team (among others) and both have proven to be a great addition to the team. I think the team is really balanced and we’ve got all disciplines in house to deliver complete infrastructures with just one team of consultants.
Citrix Partner Exchange 2012
Last week I attended the Citrix Partner Exchange 2012, it’s an event held by Citrix BeNeLux and this year it was in Nieuwegein which is a new location for this event. After a slippery ride (first snow this year) I arrived at the NBC and took a look at the program:
Category: Citrix, NetScaler, StoreFront, XenApp, XenDesktop |
Tags: Citrix, Partner Exchange, PESS2012
When to use conditions and evaluators in RES Automation Manager
In most of our projects we use RES Automation Manager for task automation and as Iâm a RES Certified Trainer I have to explain how RES Automation Manager works and every time I give this training I have to explain âConditionsâ and âEvaluatorsâ so I thought it would be a good idea to write a blog about these two options, their differences and their use cases.
Bromium vSentry, a first glance
A couple of days ago I received the bits from Bromiumâs vSentry. vSentry is a security solution built to provide safe desktops to end-users without the hassle of it (the security solution) being there.
