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Have you ever needed to look at the contents of an ICA file Web Interface 4.6 or earlier will allow you choose "save target as" and save launch.ica which is great. Unfortunately with the later versions of Web Inteface it is not that easy. There are ways around it though 1. Go to Manage add ons in Internet Explorer and disable the Citrix helper add on, this will allow you choose "save target as". 2. Use a different browser, Safari, FireFox and Chrome will allow you to save the ICA files 3. Turn logging on Go to RegEdit open the following key HKLM\SOFTWARE\Citrix\ICA Client\Engine\Configuration\Advanced\Modules\Logging The entries will be false as default but change these to True, especially logICAFile and this will copy contents of each ICA file into this log.txt file. This works very well when using PNagent LogConfigurationAccess=true LogConnectionAuthorisation=true LogEvidence=true LogFile=c:\icalog.txt LogICAFile=true LogStartup=true Hope that helps. Sam Goog

Hi Here is a really interesting debate between Citrix and VMware regarding hypervisors. It is quite interesting to see the differences between the products. http://www.catalyst.burtongroup.com/Na09/PlayerVideo011.html Sam Google +

Hello I was looking around for some information regarding securing SQL datastore for XenApp. I came across this article. http://support.citrix.com/proddocs/index.jsp?topic=/xenapp5fp-w2k3/ps-securing-secure-data-store.html Important: For improved security, you can change the user account’s permission to db_reader and db_writer after the initial installation of the database with db_owner permission. Changing the user account’s permission from db_owner may cause problems installing future service packs or feature releases for XenApp. Be sure to change the account permission back to db_owner before installing a service pack or feature release for XenApp. Also for other information check out the main page. There are lots of really useful snippets of information here which search engines do not always pick up. http://support.citrix.com/proddocs/index.jsp Sam

Hi! I needed to create a Microsoft Cluster with SQL failover for a problem I am troubleshooting. I have nothing setup other than my XenServers. First Step, build 2 Windows 2003 SP2 Enterprise Edition Servers Next I needed some shared storage. I have a VM with OpenFiler installed. This can be used to share storage over the network in different methods including iSCSI, NFS, SMB etc etc. A good guide for this can be found here http://www.petri.co.il/use-openfiler-as-free-vmware-esx-san-server.htm This guide is for creating a volume for use with vmware esx but it is still relevant for creating a share for my situation. Next step was to make sure I could access the iSCSI Target from my servers. To do this I needed to install the iSCSI initiator which can be found here. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=12cb3c1a-15d6-4585-b385-befd1319f825&displaylang=en Once installed run the shortcut on your desktop and you have the option to connect to your iSCSI target. Sti

Hi I needed to do some testing on Windows 7 today so I downloaded the .iso from the Microsoft site and set to work on installing it in my XenServer 5 environment. When booting the VM it seem to stick at "starting windows" After doing some searching it appears you need to make the following change in the console of the XenServer host. xe vm-list find the uuid of the VM you are trying to install to xe vm-param-set=uuidofvm platform:viridian=false After a reboot it should start the install process. Sam Google +