Published Content can be placed in Application Groups, which supports properties to restrict access to the shortcut. It does not appear to be possible to set the icon from Studio, but you can do it using PowerShell.
In StoreFront 3. Other URLs e. You can also Limit to one instance per user. This setting is configured using PowerShell. See Configure application limits at Citrix Docs. To revert to unlimited per-machine instances of the published application, set MaxPerMachineInstances to 0. Users will have a better experience with StoreFront if applications are published into folders. The folder name is specified in the Delivery page in the Category field. Citrix has a deployment guide for publishing a browser from XenApp.
When a user launches the published browser, the HTML5 client opens the published app in a local browser tab. The latest App-V 5. An easy method is to add Domain Computers. These files should be stored in the same folder as the. For details, see Dynamic configuration files at Citrix Docs. For older OS, install the App-V client. There appears to be some limitations to the package share method as detailed by Joe Robinson at Citrix Discussions :. StoreFront overrides custom desktop icons.
CTX Google Chrome Becomes Unresponsive when Started as Published Application : add the parameters --allow-no-sandbox-job --disable-gpu in the published app command line. According to Dennis Span, this is no longer needed in Chrome 58 and newer. When you re-enable the application, Visibility is automatically set back to true. Browser Content Redirection Browser Content Redirection prevents the rendering of whitelisted webpages on the VDA side, and instead renders them on the client side.
Only the browser viewport is redirected. Note that wildcards can be used in the path, but not in the DNS name. Any address added here will not be redirected to the client. You typically configure this setting to override the ACL setting e. Registry keys for Browser Content Redirection are detailed at Browser content redirection policy settings at Citrix Docs.
Receiver 4. See Bidirectional content redirection policy settings at Citrix Docs for requirements and limitations. If you already have LogoffCheckSysModules, then add the below processes names to the existing value. You can configure a GPO to enable this add-on automatically. The feature is disabled by default. James Rankin at Using host-to-client redirection in Citrix XenApp explains the feature in detail, including:.
Some applications are not suitable for centralization and instead should run on endpoint devices. These applications include: phone software, applications needing peripherals, etc. Citrix Local App Access lets you access these endpoint-installed applications from inside a published desktop. This is sometimes called Reverse Seamless. Edit the Delivery Group, and on the Users page, check the box next to Give access to unauthenticated anonymous users.
Anonymous Users are managed differently than regular Domain Users. See VDA Anon instructions for adding anon accounts, configuring session timeouts, and configuring local group policy.
Anonymous published apps should show up for all authenticated users. However, you can also create a StoreFront store that does not require any authentication. Dominik Britz Export And Import Citrix XenDesktop Published Apps — two PowerShell scripts, one to export all published apps to json files and one to import apps with the information of the exported json files. Get the scripts from the Blog Post.
Hi Carl, we installed Citrix on Windows server , created all configurations, added apps. But we find problem that users using O apps has no licenced Office.
If the Word is started through the Citrix Desktop, everything works well, but if the Word is started with App shortcut, message with no licence is displayed — office licence files in local user profile missing. We tested run Desktop, then delete keys manually, and then run App shortcut — works well, keys are again copied.
Do you have udea what is wrong? We also check UviProcessExcludes registry keys as was written somewhere, but sppsvc. Please do you have advice? I have run into a strange problem.
I have two published apps that use mmc. If I launch either app individually, they work fine. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. So it seems to only be an issue with running mmc. Any suggestions to what might be going on here? When you launch the Exchange console, it prompts for UAC elevation.
They are both using MMC. This behavior is the same on the console as in the published app. User personalization policy settings. Virtual Delivery Agent policy settings. Virtual IP policy settings. Connector for Configuration Manager policy settings. Multi-type licensing. FAQ for licensing. Universal Windows Platform Apps. Connections and resources. Local Host Cache. Virtual IP and virtual loopback.
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