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  1. Ramanuj Kumar
    i Jeff, Please feel free to contact if you have any further query.
  2. Ramanuj Kumar
    Hi Jens, There is no change for on-prem.
  3. Ramanuj Kumar
    In this case, this looks like ADC is not able to calculate client/server RTT. I agree this seems to be confusing that if actual client/server RTT is present or ADC is not able to calculate. We need to provide some way to inform user whether RTT was not calculated or RTT is actually 0. Under WebInsight, we do represent as NA (if RTT is not able to calculate), otherwise <1 ms (if RTT is actually < 1 ms). We may have bring similar in detail transaction reporting as well.
  4. Ramanuj Kumar
    Client RTT and Server RTT value being reported as < 1 ms is primarily due to below reasons: [1] If Client RTT and Server RTT value are actually less than 1 ms. You can check this with doing ping between the hops. [2] If Netscaler is not able to calculate RTT value. Then, it will send RTT value as 0, which will be reported on ADM GUI. You can cross check with corresponding WebInsight report available on ADM.
  5. Ramanuj Kumar
    Yes, SSL Cert lifecycle management is supported via Venafi integration in ADM Service. Below are few links, which can help you to look further: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-application-delivery-management-service/application-analytics-and-management/dashboard/automate-ssl-management.html https://venafi.com/blog/automate-ssl-certificates-citrix-adm-service-and-venafi-integration/
  6. Ramanuj Kumar
    You may look at below video to look at ADM automation capability for NetScaler.
  7. Ramanuj Kumar
    Hi @Ram Prasad​ , Yes, its different from NetScaler in terms of authorized key location. One can follow steps mentioned in below link, however authorized key file location is /var/pubkey/nsroot/.ssh/ https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX109011/how-to-secure-ssh-access-to-the-netscaler-appliance-with-public-key-authentication bash-3.2# pwd /var/pubkey/nsroot/.ssh bash-3.2# ls -l authorized_keys -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 393 Feb 1 05:39 authorized_keys bash-3.2# Testing: root@bld114:/var/# ssh nsroot@10.x.x.x > Connection to 10.106.136.204 closed. root@bld114:/var/#

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