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Citrix xenapp 6.5 server not have network onnectivity to license server
Posted on 2013-01-02
Hello there,
We are testing XenApp 6.5 farm in a VMWare bubble for DR. Created new xa65 server added to farm using Citrix PVS and reted a new PNAgent site and published Citrix full desktop.
When I executed qfarm /load it s showing 20000 against ths new Xa6 server that I added to the farm.
According to CTX 126877 this because of Citrx license server.
The Citrix environment in bubble does not have access to Citrix license server. Is there anyway we can make it work?
Please advise.
Thanks and Regards
We are testing XenApp 6.5 farm in a VMWare bubble for DR. Created new xa65 server added to farm using Citrix PVS and reted a new PNAgent site and published Citrix full desktop.
When I executed qfarm /load it s showing 20000 against ths new Xa6 server that I added to the farm.
According to CTX 126877 this because of Citrx license server.
The Citrix environment in bubble does not have access to Citrix license server. Is there anyway we can make it work?
Please advise.
Thanks and Regards
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- Server is unable to contact the data store and license not in citrix policy.
- Make sure you have configured proper license server in citrix policy
- Try to change load Evaluator to default or custom and also try to recreate the lhc and check
- Also check http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX125363
- Make sure you have configured proper license server in citrix policy
- Try to change load Evaluator to default or custom and also try to recreate the lhc and check
- Also check http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX125363
Active 3 days ago
If this is only for DR purposes and will not be live, P2V your existing license server and make it accessible within the virtual environment and only bring it online when you're in a DR scenario.
However, this assumes of course, that you won't have any of your DR environment actually live unless and until your live systems are down.
However, this assumes of course, that you won't have any of your DR environment actually live unless and until your live systems are down.
So therefore without a License server, we cannot launch Published App from member XA server created in DR Bubble.
Active 3 days ago
What do you mean by DR bubble?
If it's running live then reallocate some of your existing licenses from mycitrix to it (in which case it isn't DR).
Or buy some new ones.
If it's running live then reallocate some of your existing licenses from mycitrix to it (in which case it isn't DR).
Or buy some new ones.
Active 3 days ago
And no - even to use the grace period the XC servers must have access to a license server to begin with.
Active 1 day ago
Tony is absolutely correct. The XA servers will check for a licensing server in order to boot up. They will then run for 30 days, until/unless you reboot them.
Your DR plan should definitely account for your license server. It is very easy to bring up a new one, reallocate your licenses, and use a policy to point to the new licensing server. Your TS licenses have a grace period of just under 90 days.
Coralon
Your DR plan should definitely account for your license server. It is very easy to bring up a new one, reallocate your licenses, and use a policy to point to the new licensing server. Your TS licenses have a grace period of just under 90 days.
Coralon
From the Xenapp Server streamed via pvs, try to ping Citrix license server and also do the same from license server. See if licensing services are running on that server. Try to telnet license server and port from xenapp. Check the citrix policies if right servername of license/port is specified.
Active 1 day ago
Here is what I have done in the past for our Citrix DR enviroment.
1) One farm, broken out into two Zones
2) On my Zone which host my DR enviroment, I created a new license server then copied the license file from my production license server to my new DR license server. (Don't forget to do the same basic process for the TS licenses as well)
3) Next in XenApp 6 console, and create a new policy to point all servers in DR site to the new license server..
hope this helps....
1) One farm, broken out into two Zones
2) On my Zone which host my DR enviroment, I created a new license server then copied the license file from my production license server to my new DR license server. (Don't forget to do the same basic process for the TS licenses as well)
3) Next in XenApp 6 console, and create a new policy to point all servers in DR site to the new license server..
hope this helps....
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