Paint. With the registry key configured in this manner, running GPUPDATE /FORCE no longer sets the server into ProhibitLogon Logon Mode. Need to understand something related to Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop. The solution is to either manually set the key to the following either manually or through a Group Policy Preference: When the XenApp 6.5 registry key is set to the following:Įvery time you run a GPUPDATE /FORCE the XenApp server will switch to ProhibitLogon and block new user logons. However, there is a feature in the Citrix packager that I do not see within Thinapp.

There are some performance issues so we are looking to maybe publish these apps from ThinApp packages. Running “QFARM /LOAD” showed the following:Įventually after stumbling on this Citrix Forum posting, it lead to the same solution. Citrix Streaming We are currently using Citrix streaming for some apps on XenApp 6.5 and 4.5. Even when manually enabled through the Citrix AppCenter, they would later show up as disabled again. During a new installation of Citrix XenApp 6.5 I found that the logons to the server were being disabled automatically.

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