Where a drive doesn't exist or has invalid creds, it hangs the Receiver at that stage and doesn't timeout before the overall session timeout, resulting in the app closing. Generally when I have seen issues like this, it falls down to drive mappings. Whilst I cannot speak for your authentication setup, it doesn't sound like this situation has always been the case? How far along the login process does the Receiver get before the app closes itself? This is all using the web client, in either IE11 or Chrome.Īny ideas for a workaround, or what the root issue is so I can kick it over to our Citrix team? via VPN) you can't remove the standard token or it boots you out. However, when you're connected remotely (i.e. My usual workaround for this is to remove my standard logon token before I launch Citrix. I'm logging into Citrix with the admin token and the appropriate account is displayed as logged on. This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. The issue is still being investigated for earlier MacOS versions. Upgrading to DisplayLink v4.0 drivers and MacOS 10.13 High Sierra resolves the issue. I have two hardware logon tokens - one for standard account, one administrative. When using a DisplayLink docking station with v3.1 drivers and Receiver for Mac there is a high ICA RTT spike over 1000ms. I suspect the problem is related to our token-based authentication. The problem I'm having is, a lot of the time when you launch one of these apps, the W2K12R2 RDP window will launch like it's logging on, but then will close without actually serving up the app! we use Citrix Storefront to provide a few admin type apps (e.g. This means you should not still be using the native Citrix Receiver app because it no longer receives support. The Citrix Receiver application was discontinued and superseded by the new, up-to-date Citrix Workspace. I'm a sysad but not a Citrix person and I don't have elevated privileges to our Citrix setup. Part 2: Citrix Receiver is Unnecessary on Your Mac.
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