This fix prevents the Citrix Licensing component from being removed when installing subsequent hotfixes.Īfter installing XenApp 6, right-clicking My Computer and selecting Manage fails to bring up the Computer Management console.
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Installing hotfixes or performing a repair on the base product for Citrix XenApp 6 for Windows Server 2008 R2 can inadvertently remove the Citrix Licensing component, if present, from the system.
Launching Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 in a client session can cause the IMA Service to exit unexpectedly. The IMA Service fails to start when using multiple NIC teams and the ICA listener is assigned to only one NIC team.Ī memory leak in SessionSS.dll can cause the memory utilization of the IMA Service to increase unexpectedly.
This fix is required to make the HDX Plug-n-Play for USB Storage Devices feature available to XenApp 6 Fundamentals Edition. This fix addresses the issue that prevents the proper reading of the farm policy settings from the local host cache in the first place.ĮdgeSight does not properly collect data for published desktop launches and does not properly display such data in its reports. Even without this fix, the issue is temporary: restarting the IMA Service as soon as the data store is available again repopulates the farm policy settings. This occurs because reading the settings from the local host cache - intended as a backup mechanism for retrieving farm policy settings in case the data store is down - does not work properly. Restarting the IMA Service while the data store is unavailable results in the temporary deletion of certain farm policy settings from the server. For information about new features and system requirements, see Citrix eDocs, the Citrix Product Documentation Library. The following issues have been fixed since the previous release of this product. Leostream continues to have a good story to tell, and as long as they can ride the optimized user experience wave, and work on existing infrastructures, they will be a force to reckon with.Citrix XenApp 6.5 for Windows Server 2008 R2 The new product also includes several management enhancements relating to search capabilities, connection broker updates, logging, defining client locations, and Cisco VPN client support. "This Web client uses the Citrix Client for Java to launch an ICA session, which removes the need for an installed XenApp plug-in to be launched from the Web client," the company says. In a nod to Citrix, Leostream Connection Broker 6.5 also enables rapid access to XenApp applications and desktops. With this capability, end users' virtual desktops will automatically span and orient themselves correctly in multi-monitor setups." Also included is a dynamic client display-matching capability which enables admins to create display plans that "automatically match the layout and resolution of the client displays for viewer protocols that support it, such as RDP and HP RGS. The enhanced Web client that comes with V6.5 recognizes registry and printer plans, and user role settings, which Leostream says further enhances the user experience. The company says that once its connection broker is implemented, it offers a flexible set of policies for exact implementation of business rules for administrators, users and machines. In addition to helping users optimize their legacy infrastructures, V6.5 plugs and plays with existing network infrastructures without requiring changes to essential data systems, such as authentication services and SSL VPNs. V6.5 enables the company to hammer home its positive VDI user experience message and maintain its position in a market that is being flooded with vendors trying to get the attention of customers with their unique desktop virtualization solutions. Leostream solidified its VDI credentials and made it easier for IT managers to get the most out of their existing IT infrastructures-an absolute requirement these days-by integrating a variety of clients, back-end systems and viewers into Leostream Connection Broker 6.5.
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