When deploying Xenapp and RDS servers from MDT 2012 or SCCM 2012, you will probably want to disable Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration. If this feature is not disabled, users will see prompts like this: Content from the website listed below is being blocked by the Internet Explorer Enhanced Security
When deploying Xenapp you will see this prompt the first time you start Citrix AppCenter. To get rid of the prompt you can during the automated deployment also deploy the file mmc.exe.config to the C:windowsSysWOW64 folder. Place the following text inside the file: You can find more information in this
Just as UE-V has a ADMX file for Group Policies, the new APP-V 5 beta delivers an ADMX file for APP-V settings. You can find the ADMX and ADML files after installing the sequencer: Copy the files to your policy central store and you will be able to set various
You might see this prompt on your Citrix clients when they browse to a internet web page with flash contents. Do you want to optimize content designed for Flash, such as videos, animation, and applications? If you would like to disable flash redirection and also skip the prompt, you can
Your Citrix Xenapp 6.5 windows clients might see this prompt when connecting to a local drive. One way to get rid of the prompt so that users do not have to answer the question is to add your web interface to the trusted web site zone. To do this for
Microsoft User Experience Virtualization includes ADMX file for Group policy settings. When setting the storage path you are able to use the variables %USERNAME% and %COMPUTERNAME%.
You might experience this when you install MSI packages on your RDS/Terminal and XenApp servers. The installation will hang and display the message: Please wait while the application is preparing for the first use I have seen this with the following software packages: Google Chrome (Enterprise) IBM i Access One
I recently wrote that the Group Policy Management Console Sample Scripts could be used to grant the AGPM service account rights to all existing GPO’s. Another way to do this if your running Windows 2008 R2, is to use the Group Policy cmdlets in windows PowerShell. First you must import
When playing around with the APP-V 5.0 Beta I ran into this error when starting the management console: The operation failed as the management server was not found. Please ensure it is properly installed. For me the solution was to register ASP.NET 4.0 (both 32 bit and 64 bit) 32-bit
When working with Advanced Group policy management and using a service account, you need to give the service account rights to all existing GPO’s if you want to have them controlled by AGPM. To do this easily you can download Group Policy management Console Sample Scripts. Once downloaded and
Another error that has shown up lately is this error: Event filter with query “SELECT * FROM __InstanceModificationEvent WITHIN 60 WHERE TargetInstance ISA “Win32_Processor” AND TargetInstance.LoadPercentage > 99″ could not be reactivated in namespace “//./root/CIMV2” because of error 0x80041003. Events cannot be delivered through this filter until the problem is
I am starting to see this error on many newly created Windows 2008 R2 SP1 domain controllers: The WinRM service failed to create the following SPNs the event id is 10154 The solution is to find the domain controller in Active Directory Users and Computers. Select Advanced Features and right
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