Daniel Ruiz

Web Interface

PS4.0 Farm hosted on Citrix Web Interface 5.4

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June 21, 2012

Well just started working in a new company and for some reason, they still have PS4.0 running in Prod… By default, Citrix Web Interface 5.4 will not allow for PS4 connectivity. However there are some tricks you can do to get this working Go to the site’s root normally located…
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Web Interface

More Citrix Web Interface 5.4 customizations

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June 15, 2012

I recently accepted a job in a large enterprise company… I had to put the developers hat on and customize a new set of Web Interface 5.4 sites I set up. I don’t know, but I can not leave the standard stuff up. Where is the fun in that? 😛…
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Web Interface

Web Interface 5.4 slow start up times (not a thing of the past)

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June 15, 2012

When Cirix WI 5.0 first came out, and all the Citrix geeks where jumping of joy (I was) about the new “black” look and feel, well there was sort of an issue with slow load times for the fist users hitting the site after either a reboot of your WI boxes…
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NetScaler

Change the Hostname of a NetScaler / Reset configuration to factory defaults

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June 4, 2012

I recently had to move a NetScaler to another datacenter with a colleague of mine. We had to ensure we did not only clear the config, but actually set the NetScaler to factory default in order to set it up as a new appliance in the new place. The following…
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PVS

Injecting drivers to your PVS image

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June 2, 2012

Ok… so if you been working with XenApp for a while, well you know that PVS is an awesome way of distributing virtual apps to internal/external users. I am proud to have worked in a very complex and demanding PVS environment where I learned a ton from. To give you…
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