Friday, May 2, 2014

Common Shortcuts

  • User Windows Key + R, you will get the Run Prompt.
  • Type CMD and type the command "Netstat" to find out which ports currently listening/established/Close wait/ Time_wait etc.
  • Basic Citrix Command you run on any XenApp Server ( Worker server/ Session Host only or Controller Server) is QFARM or query farm.
  • XML Service/ XML Broker default port is 80 and it is shared with IIS Web server, If you want to change the port, citrix recommends to use 8080 and you can change that by going to citrix policy setting for XML Service.
  • If you want to export the output data to a notpad or a word document from a command prompt, simply use >. For Example "auditlog > C:\Temp\log1.txt" This will generate audit log for logon and logoff history of the citrix xenapp server and export it to a text document at that location.

XenApp Commands Reference

Citrix XenApp commands provide an alternative method to using the console for maintaining and configuring servers and farms. Citrix XenApp commands must be run from a command prompt on a server running Citrix XenApp.
CommandDescription
acrcfgConfigure auto-reconnect settings.
altaddr Specify server alternate IP address.
appRun application execution shell.
auditlogGenerate server logon/logoff reports.
change clientChange client device mapping.
chfarmChange the server farm membership of the server, create an additional farm, and configure a replacement data store.
ctxkeytoolGenerate farm key for IMA encryption.
ctxxmlssChange the Citrix XML Service port number.
dscheckValidate the integrity of the server farm data store.
dsmaintMaintain the server farm’s data store.
enablelbEnable load balancing for servers that fail health monitoring tests.
icaportConfigure TCP/IP port number used by the ICA protocol on the server.
imaportChange IMA ports.
migratetosqlexpressMigrate the server farm’s data store from a Microsoft Access database to a SQL Server Express database.
queryView information about server farms, processes, ICA sessions, and users.
twconfigConfigure ICA display settings.

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