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you dont have policy to control the published applications in vpn. you can configure same in application properties.
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you dont have policy to control the published applications in vpn. you can configure same in application properties.

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Use a Load Evaluator criteria for the IP address, and specifically block the VPN subnet. &nbsp;<br />
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Coralon
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Use a Load Evaluator criteria for the IP address, and specifically block the VPN subnet.  

Coralon

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Looking for advice on best practices on setting up a policy to control users access to published apps based on some criteria when connecting to VPN. &nbsp;We use Cisco ASA as VPN endpoint and do not have citrix access gateway. &nbsp; Using XenApp 6 with citrix receiver v3.0.<br />
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Ex. &nbsp;User has access to 5 published apps when logging into receiver locally on LAN. &nbsp;But when using receiver on IPad (with same credentials), he only has access to 3 of the published apps.
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Looking for advice on best practices on setting up a policy to control users access to published apps based on some criteria when connecting to VPN.  We use Cisco ASA as VPN endpoint and do not have citrix access gateway.   Using XenApp 6 with citrix receiver v3.0.

Ex.  User has access to 5 published apps when logging into receiver locally on LAN.  But when using receiver on IPad (with same credentials), he only has access to 3 of the published apps.

XenApp 6 - Policy to control access to published apps over VPN

Citrix is the synonym for the virtualization and application infrastructure systems developed by the company of the same name. Main areas are application virtualization, Software-As-A-Service (SaaS), cloud-computing and networking. The two most well-known are Citrix XenApp or Citrix CloudPlatform.