On the client computer, open the Control Panel.
Remove the current Citrix Receiver plan:
Download an early version of Citrix Receiver.
Close all internet browsers.
Perform a standard installation of Citrix Receiver (using 4.6 as an example)
Launch Citrix Storefront and test.
Connect the Citrix Workspace app to Chrome/Citrix Receiver for Chrome.
Open the Chrome browser on your Chromebook.
Visit your own website.
It will show some errors as shown below.
SSL Error 4: An attempt was made to connect using the protocol(s) (TLS V1.0 | SSL V3.0). The server denied the port. This can happen if the Citrix session did not complete successfully.
This error message indicates that the potential client computer does not have the required root/intermediate certificate to connect to the CA that generated the NetScaler Gateway computer’s Internet certificate.
“Could not connect to the specific Citrix XenApp server by mistake. SSL error docs: Operation completed successfully” may be “Failed to connect to the Citrix XenApp server. SSL Error 47: An unclassified SSL network error has occurred”
After some methodical testing, I’ve come to the conclusion that Citrix Receiver 4.7 is indeed correct, and I’m afraid the solution is to limit myself to 4.6, or upgrade Citrix to the version recommended by netscaler. We have considered updating Netscaler to the latest version 11.
Verify that ranges 8080, 1494, 80, 2598, 443, or any other manually assigned port are open from Citrix Gateway to the CVAD server without question. To test, run a specific telnet from the Citrix Gateway to help each CVAD server in the vents in question. Make sure the latest version of Workspace is integrated.
There is no difference between “successfully completed” and “successfully completed”. Your original phrase is incorrect. It’s “installation completed”, not “Program X”.
Protocol driver error/error 1046 is usually related to the inability of the client (receiver) to connect to the server after the application has started. Messages like “Your version of Citrix Receiver does not support the selected cipher” should be generated when this inconvenience occurs.
One likely reason is that the PC you are working on usually does not have a root or trusted intermediate certificate. Your provider’s certificate can tell us what type of certificate these types of people are using.
Stay tuned for updates on this topic. Your awesome launcher app can’t work. Unable to connect to Citrix XenApp server. I have a main server with XenApp Server (192.168.1.213) installed. We also apply.
Make sure you have the latest version of Receiver installed. Make sure the Secure Ticket Authority (STA) in the secure web interface and therefore the gateway match, and make sure the order of the STAs matches. Make sure there are no trust license issues. Verify that the certificate sequence is complete.
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Make sure you have the latest versions of Receiver installed. Make sure the Secure Ticket Authority (STA), Web Interface, and Secure Gateway match, and make sure the scope of the STA matches. Therefore, always check for the absence of a certificate. Make sure the certificate chain is complete.
To resolve this issue, complete the following tasks: Verify that all ports 8080, 1494, 80, 2598, 443, and possibly other manually assigned ports are open from the Secure Gateway for each XenApp server. To establish a Telnet connection from the Secure To Gateway, start the appropriate ports on each XenApp server.
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