Citrix ADC (Netscaler) – Don’t Get ‘Duped’ by default Cloud settings.
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Citrix ADC (Netscaler) – Don’t Get ‘Duped’ by default Cloud settings.

Not too long ago I saw a post on twitter referencing Citrix ADC (Netscaler) sizing recommendations based upon the License edition. This wasn’t meant to ‘size’ the ADC to support a number of sessions, it was to notify you that based upon your license/bandwidth edition, there are CPU/Memory restraints. So even if you give the…

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A Citrix Active/Active Deployment Part 3

I’m at the point now where the Datacenter#2 has Networking, Storage, and Hosts ready for me to use.  That means it’s VM building time.  You pretty much need the identical components you have for your existing site.  Remember the key focus here is Highly Available and reliability.  So if one datacenter goes down, the other…

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A Citrix Active/Active Deployment Introduction

  Ok, where does one begin when talking about an Active/Active Citrix Deployment?  I’m frazzled just thinking about it.  Do I start with the Profiles, Netscalers, PVS Images, XenApp Sites…?  Let’s first describe the requirements.  Management has instructed the team to build a Highly Available and Stable environment that spans multiple data centers. Ready…Go! However…

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Citrix – Smart Access – Conditional Clipboard Access

SmartAccess and SmartControl let you change ICA connection behavior (e.g. disable client device mappings) based on how users connect. Decisions are based on NetScaler Gateway Virtual Server name, Session Policy name, and Endpoint Analysis scan success or failure. Carl Stalhood has a great blog on how to configure/setup Smart Access.  You can find it here: http://www.carlstalhood.com/smartaccess-smartcontrol-netscaler-11/…

Netscaler-11-Disclaimer-Footer-on-Gateway

Many companies wish to customize portions or add their little quirks/branding to sections of the Netscaler Gateway/Unified Gateway logon page.  With the introduction of 11.x, customizing the logon page has became increasingly easy.   This blog post will cover adding a disclaimer/footer to the logon page.  This can be done via the ‘EULA’ section of the NG….