Category: XenDesktop 7
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Find the database hosting XenDesktop Datastore
To find the database server hosting the XenDesktop database, log on to the Desktop Delivery Controller server Open PowerShell in admin mode and type the below commands The Server field gives you name of the database server, Initial Catalog is the database name and Integrated Security is the security type Hope this helps.
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Failed to Copy snapshot image – Disk Consolidation failed -Citrix Machine Creation Services
Environment XenDesktop 7 Machine Creation Services VMware vSphere 5.0 Issue Citrix Machine Creation Services Wizard fails when creating a Machine catalog with error messages displayed below Resolution To fix the issue perform the following command on all the Desktop Delivery Controllers. A reboot isn’t necessary. Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role Client -DelegateComputer * Run the Resource Testing in…
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Citrix Receiver Error – unable to launch as the application is not currently available
Environment XenDesktop 7 Storefront 2.0 Catalog – Hosted Shared Issue Citrix Receiver throws an error “unable to launch as the application is not currently available” when attempting to launch published applications within a desktop session. Resolution Check the status of the XML Service Trust settings for the XenDesktop site and XML Requests must be trusted…
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ping transmit failed. general failure issue fixed
I was configuring a Win & catalog for one of my customers and first noticed the issue when i tried joining the server to the domain. the domain joining process failed saying that the domain controller couldn’t be reached. Tried tried pining the DC server and what I saw was surprising. I have never seen…
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Unable to provision VMs via Citrix MCS – Invalid Configuration for device “10”
Folks, Here is another issue with XenDesktop 7 when provisioning VMs using Citrix Studio via Machine Creation Services (MCS). My environment is XenDesktop 7 Machine Creation Services VMware vSphere 5.1 Server 2012 Hosted Shared Catalogs Citrix Studio reported the error that I could pick up later from Event Viewer on the Desktop Delivery Controller…
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