Jacob Hopfner
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Thank you for the reply.
I have already set up a a couple of powershell scripts to pull data with Nitro and then plot it to graphs in excel, and it works fine - doesn't look to good though.
I was just hoping to be able to utilize the already built-in functionality in ADM so that Netscaler reporting wouldn't have to rely on something that I jumbled together.
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I'm trying to get the "scheduled reports" function in Citrix ADM to send monthly reports on Netscaler resource usage, and it works - however when configuring scheduled reports for "Network Reporting" on e.g. "Network Throughput" or "Resource Utilization", the report will show values in "Average" and not "99th percentile".
Makes no difference configuring "Aggregation Filters" to 99th Percentile - scheduled reports still come out with "Average" values.
In contrast to this the ad-hoc reports (the "Report Now" function) will generate a report (any time range) with the selected calculation method/Aggregation Filter.
Why this is a problem:
Because the the "Average" calculation on values will not show peak values - e.g. if a Netscaler VPX has gone past its licensed bandwidth limit, the bandwidth consumption (using the "Network Throughput" report) will show up below the licensed limit in a monthly report.
This is true for Freemium (non-licensed) as well as Advanced (licensed) Citrix ADMs.
Any help appreciated, thank you.
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EDIT: moved to correct forum
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This issue still exists in 2023 and ADM 14.1 - not hours though, but 5-10 minutes after new install or upgrade.
Can't find any documentation that mentions this, but it seems like the web services responsible for the GUI has some sort of delay similar to the Windows Service Delayed Start.
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On 11/1/2019 at 11:07 AM, James Joy said:
That is a good solution if the device is covered by a Group Policy and saves going around to every PC. However, in a remote, BYOD, or (is our case) the PC are not connected to the domain for security reasons, difficult to apply this.
Agree there needs to be an article on this.Use local policies or registry.
Registry:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\URLWhitelist]
(values are REG_SZ)
"1"="workspace://*"
"2"="receiver://*"- 1
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Set-BrokerEntitlementPolicyRule : No items match the supplied pattern At line:1 char:1 + Set-BrokerEntitlementPolicyRule
Did you load the CTX powershell extensions? asnp citrix.*
Seems with newer version of XenApp this statement doesn't work anymore : -SessionReconnection
-SessionReconnection
works, but if you've renamed the Delivery Group in Studio it doesn't show up correctly (meaning it shows up in Studio with the new name, but is still referenced with the old name if you look it up with powershell. Wow - excellent work there, Citrix).
Use "get-brokerentitlementPolicyRule" to find the old name and use that in "Get-BrokerEntitlementPolicyRule" and all is good.
PVS 7.15 CU2, can only boot from original target device (blue screen with CvhdMp.sys)
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Thanks a bunch for this entire thread - lifesaver ?