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Custom ICA with XenApp and. We had the option to create custom ICA files to launch. One tool that we could use to create these files were Citrix Quick Launch.

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Extract the contents of the zip file to a folder. Note: This tool was tested to create ICA sessions against Citrix Presentation Server 4.0, XenApp 4.5, XenApp 5.0 for Windows 2003, XenApp 5.0 for Windows 2008 (32-bit and 64-bit editions), XenApp 6.0 for Windows Server 2008 R2, XenApp 6.5 for Windows Server 2008 R2 and XenDesktop 5.x in HA mode from workstations running Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 and Windows 8 (32-bit and 64-bit edition). While the tool might work with legacy Citrix server releases (such as MetaFrame Presentation Server 3.0, MetaFrame XP, MetaFrame 1.x), it has not been fully tested. How to Use Citrix Quick Launch When running the Citrix Quick Launch tool, you can specify the server name or IP address. The tool offers a drop-down list where you can select a previous server The following actions are then possible. Click Options to access additional features. When the Options button is clicked, the tool offers additional features to configure.

Note: When running on a machine with a Citrix Online Plug-in version 11.2 or later, UDP Browsing has been removed from this release therefore the only browsing protocol available if TCP/IP over HTTP. The XML Service port needs to be specified. More information can be found in CTX123616 - s The tool offers the possibility to connect directly to the server’s desktop (default setting when the Options are not displayed) or a published application in the farm. To browse the published applications, the correct browsing mechanism should be selected (refer to the note above for Citrix Online Plug-in version 11.2 and later). In the case of XML Browsing, make sure the XML Service port is correct. Note: the option “Launch on this server” (when selecting a published application) will bypass the load balancing mechanism by directly connecting to the XenApp server specified in the “Server” field above.

When a published application is selected, the engine uses seamless mode by default while the ICA session is started in a fixed size window if connecting to a server’s desktop. Within this General tab, you can launch the ICA session and also save the settings which will create a specific icon for that connection in the Connection tab. It is also possible to generate an ICA file based on the current displayed settings.

Using the tool with XenDesktop 5 High Availability Mode When selecting the XenDesktop 5 option, the below warning is presented: More information about this mode can be found in CTX127564 -. Features Several features can be enabled/disabled from the Session Options tab: The tool will use the same default settings as Program Neighborhood did. The local drives and printers are available inside the session, based on the configuration of the Citrix Policies. Note: The Citrix Desktop toolbar (Desktop Viewer) is disabled, by default. Some SpeedScreen Latency Reduction features can be configured in the SpeedScreen tab. The hotkeys can be configured in the hotkeys tab:.

Custom connections The tool supports the creation of custom connections via the Connection tab Similar to the Custom ICA Connection settings from Program Neighborhood, you can create, edit, rename and launch connections to different farm, servers and applications. Note: the settings are independent from the other tabs When the tool is closed, the servers’ names, XML port, username, domain, selected options (such as display resolution, color choice, encryption, modified hotkeys.) are saved in the registry in HKEYCURRENTUSER Software Citrix CitrixQuickLaunch. Command Line arguments The Citrix Quick Launch tool supports command line arguments to connect directly to a server or a published application over an ICA session, without displaying the user interface, using default settings for the ICA session. To connect to a server without the user interface, run the command below: citrixquicklaunch.exe /s: where: is the name or IP address of your XenApp server The session initializes inside a 1024x768 window, using 24-bit color depth. Printers and drives are autocreated, based on the configuration of Citrix Policies. No specific encryption setting can be used. To connect to a published application without the user interface, run the command below: citrixquicklaunch.exe /s:: /a: where: is the name or IP address of your XenApp server.

Is the XML server port number of the XenApp server (not required if the default TCP 80 port is used) is the name of the published application you wish to connect to. The name does not need to be enclosed within quotation marks. It is important to write carefully the name of the published application, otherwise the ICA session fails to launch.

The published application starts inside a seamless session, using 24-bit color depth. Printers and drives are autocreated, based on the configuration of Citrix Policies. No specific encryption setting can be used. To launch a session using an existing connection, run the command below: citrixquicklaunch.exe /q: where: is the name of a saved connection as displayed in the “Connections” tab 4. To enable passthrough authentication from the command line, run the command below: citrixquicklaunch.exe /sso this switch can be used with any of the above switches.

Troubleshooting Issues with Citrix Quick Launch If an error occurs, it is possible to run DebugView (from ) beside Citrix Quick Launch to capture traces. To enabled tracing with Citrix Quick Launch, please run the tool with the /debug switch. Security Permissions Required by Citrix Quick Launch No special permissions required for the user.

Data Modified by Citrix Quick Launch The server name, xml port, tool closure behavior, selected options, display resolution, username and domain are saved in the user’s hive of the machine where the tool is launched at the below location: HKEYCURRENTUSER Software Citrix CitrixQuickLaunch Uninstalling Citrix Citrix Quick Launch. Delete the following registry key, added by the tool: HKEYCURRENTUSER Software Citrix CitrixQuickLaunch Contact Information Questions? Send any feedback for this tool to. Disclaimer This software application is provided to you 'as is' with no representations, warranties or conditions of any kind. You may use and distribute it at your own risk. CITRIX DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WHATSOEVER, EXPRESS, IMPLIED, WRITTEN, ORAL OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, you acknowledge and agree that (a) the software application may exhibit errors, design flaws or other problems, possibly resulting in loss of data or damage to property; (b) it may not be possible to make the software application fully functional; and (c) Citrix may, without notice or liability to you, cease to make available the current version and/or any future versions of the software application.

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Hi All, Thank you for your response. I was actually working on Limit Visibility feature in Application properties for 7.6 version.

It says: By default applications are visible to all users in the delivery group, but you can hide them in Receiver from some users, All users can still start this application. So if you want it to be unavailable to some users, rather than hidden put it in a seperate delivery group. That means if we provide a ICA file to user who is part of delivery group and not included in Limit visibility the user will still be able to start the app. Has anyone tried this testing of Visibility and access? Regards, Esther F.