Citrix Ports and Port Numbers

Most Command Port for Citrix Environment:

Citrix License Server
Component                           Type     Port     Details
License Manager Daemon     TCP     27000  Handles initial point of contact for license requests (Lmadmin.exe)
Citrix Vendor Daemon          TCP    7279   Check-in/check-out of Citrix licenses (Citrix.exe)
License Management Console  TCP  8082   Web-based administration console (Lmadmin.exe)

Citrix Provisioning Services:

Provisioning Server - UDP - 6890-6909
Microsoft SQL Server - TCP 1433
Domain Controller - TCP - 389
Broadcast/ PXE Service - UDP - 67/4011 ( Obtaining Network Boot Infromation in case DHCP Options 66 - TFTP Server Name (Bootstrap Protocol Server) and 67 - Bootfile Name (Bootstrap Protocol Client) are not configured or boot from ISO / local disk not user.
TFTP Server UDP - 69 Trivial File Transfer (TFTP) for Bootstrap delivery
Provisioning Server UDP 6910 Target Device logon at provisioning services
                              UDP 6910-6930 vDisk Streaming (streaming service) (Configurable)
                              UDP 6969 Two Stage Boot. Used in boot from ISO or USB
Provisioning Server TCP 54321 SOAP Service
                               TCP 54322 SOAP Service

Using Citrix Provisioning Services

Citrix Provisioning Services enables you to stream a single desktop image to create multiple virtual desktops on one or more servers in a data center. This facility greatly reduces the amount of storage required compared to other methods of creating virtual desktops.

If you are installing Provisioning Services in your environment, you can configure pooled virtual desktops to revert to a clean state after users log off. To do this, complete the following tasks:

• Create the virtual machine to use as your base image and install the following software on that virtual machine:
  

  • Citrix Virtual Desktop Agent
  • Integration Services
  • Citrix Provisioning Services Target Device for x86 Platform
• Create a Provisioning Services virtual disk (vDisk) based on the virtual machine image, using the Provisioning Services Virtual Image Builder.
• Set the access mode for the vDisk to Standard Image (multi-client, write cache enabled).
• Assign the vDisk to the virtual machines you will use as pooled virtual desktops.
• On the Logoff Behavior page of the Create Desktop Group wizard, select Restart the virtual desktop.