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Citrix content redirection not working Client to host
Hi,
I've a Citrix XenApp 6.5 enviroment running on 2008R2
I'm Publishing a desktop to my users and then republishing applications to that desktop from backend citrix servers ( used only for application publishing)
I've configured Adobe Acrobat as a published application from one of the backend servers this launches and operates as expected however I cannot get the PDF assoication to work from the publish desktop.
Whenever i open a PDF from a network location the application launches but informs me it cannot find the file.
I am using redirected folders and both servers have access to all the network locations, content redirection is enabled on the PNagent site and drive redirection is not greyed out in ICA listener.
Any help would be great thanks
I've a Citrix XenApp 6.5 enviroment running on 2008R2
I'm Publishing a desktop to my users and then republishing applications to that desktop from backend citrix servers ( used only for application publishing)
I've configured Adobe Acrobat as a published application from one of the backend servers this launches and operates as expected however I cannot get the PDF assoication to work from the publish desktop.
Whenever i open a PDF from a network location the application launches but informs me it cannot find the file.
I am using redirected folders and both servers have access to all the network locations, content redirection is enabled on the PNagent site and drive redirection is not greyed out in ICA listener.
Any help would be great thanks
Sekar Chinnakannu
Can you make sure you followed this policy http://support.citrix.com/proddocs/topic/xenapp6-w2k8-admin/ps-pub-content-redirect-server-task-v2.html also check http://www.conetrix.com/Blog/post/Adding-Citrix-XenApp-Client-to-Server-Content-Redirection-File-Associations.aspx
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Thanks Mutawadi it turned out to be the Reg key that needed changed. would this suggest that the citrix policy isn't being processed correctly ? As i'd assume this should have been updated by enabing the policy for the user ?
Thanks again for the fix.
Thanks again for the fix.
The policy is working fine, but the issue relates to having an ICA session tunneled through another ICA session. This causes the mappings to 'fail' on the tunneled ICA session (actually it is not failing but by default it is not set to pass the mappings through). With the registry setting you tell the system to pass the mappings through the tunneled ICA session. Hope this explains it.
Glad to hear that you had your issue fixed.
Glad to hear that you had your issue fixed.