Citrix xenapp 6.5 rollup pack 6
During uninstall, the value of “CitrixBackupRdpTcpLoadableProtocolObject” should be copied back to “LoadableProtocol_Object” (which didn’t happen in my case). The original value is stored in “CitrixBackupRdpTcpLoadableProtocolObject” (this should be “”). The value of “LoadableProtocol_Object” is the main problem, after XenApp installation this is modified to “RPM.CtxRdpProtocolManager”.
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If you have console access to the server, you can do these steps locally. Luckily, the original values are stored in a backup registry key during installation, so restoring them is only a matter of copying the correct value.
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These modifications weren’t reverted when I uninstalled XenApp again. Like I said, during installation of XenApp, the setup modifies the RDP connection. The easiest way is to restore the correct registry value, another way is to recreate the RDP connection itself. During the installation of XenApp, the configuration of RDP is modified, normally that modification is reverted when you uninstall XenApp. Long story short, uninstalling XenApp 6 broke RDP on those servers. I didn’t want to redeploy these machines, since that took quite some time at this customer (and we were already under time pressure). I didn’t have access to vCenter (these were virtual machines) and RDP was obviously not working, which made troubleshooting difficult. Now, tracing back my steps, I figured that the last change I did on the servers was to uninstall XenApp 6. It gave me a nice error message and didn’t allow me to connect. So using RDP as a connection protocol instead of ICA.Īfter doing some changes on the servers I tried to logon using MSTSC. While the results were not what we expected, I wanted to rule out that the bottleneck was XenApp itself. Zusätzlich dazu, sind diverse Hotfixes für den UPS erschienen.A while ago I was doing a large VSI project in a XenApp environment. ( HRP02 for Citrix XenApp 6.5 Breaks UPS) Damit sollten theoretisch endlich alle Fehler in Bezug auf XenApp 6.5 und UPS beseitigt sein. Über diesen Fehler habe ich in diesem Blog bereits ausführlich berichtet.
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When printing using the UPD driver, the paper size and print alignment are slightly off
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The option to print to another tray is no longer available from the printer properties dialog box Erwähnenswert ist unter anderem folgender Teil des Changelogs:Īfter upgrading to Hotfix Rollup Pack 2 (Fix #LA2240): Erste Tests wird es im Januar oder Februar geben. Praktische Erfahrung konnte ich damit noch nicht damit sammeln. Letzte Woche ist das HRP03 für XenApp 6.5 erschienen. Im ersten Quartal folgt die erste produktiv Farm.
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UPDATE : Ich habe am Freitag den auf unserer internen Farm das HRP03 installiert und bisher keine negativen Effekte gehabt.