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Citrix: Google Chrome – No audio in ICA session after version 77

Posted on by Geir Dybbugt

If you are experiencing missing audio playback in Google Chrome inside an ICA session. Check if your version is above v77 of Chrome.If you are, you can work around the issue by the following.: 1 – By editing the registry.: HKCU\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome – to apply on the user levelorHKLM\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome – to apply for all users on Read more about Citrix: Google Chrome – No audio in ICA session after version 77[…]

Christmas present for EUC community 2019

Posted on by Geir Dybbugt

As a christmas gift for the EUC community i decided to make available some of the content that have been gathered over the years.
This is stuff that I have had laying around over time, and also content like powershell scripts that I’ve made/or use day to day, that others may find use for.

Microsoft Server 2019: NPS Firewall issue

Posted on by Geir Dybbugt

Just a quick heads up for those seeing this.

There seem to be issues with the Windows firewall on Server 2019, especially around NPS and port 1812.
(I have not checked other ports, but the issue may also apply elsewhere, so give me a heads up if you find other similar issues)

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Citrix Files: Setting default settings for desktop app with powershell

Posted on by Geir Dybbugt

If you are using Citrix Content Collaboration and alongside it, using the Citrix Files app, you may be familiar with the fact that you cannot deploy centrally configured settings for the Citrix Files desktop app.
(PS: Citrix – why did you find it useful to name the service Content Collaboration, and then call the apps Citrix files? Please stop confusing the users.)

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Citrix FAS: Sample setup leveraging FAS/ Azure iDP/ ShadowAccounts and Hybrid domain join.

Posted on by Geir Dybbugt

Here’s an example of a usecase where Citrix FAS comes into play.
If you are not familiar with Citrix FAS and the use of it you may find this useful to get some insight to the usecases.
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Guide: How to setup a network level ad and tracking blocker with a Raspberry Pi.

Posted on by Geir Dybbugt

This setup is great if you’re tired of ads when surfing the web, and don’t want to rely on browser plugins for ad blocking.
By using a – raspberry pi – in this example, you can get a network wide blocker to deal with this.
(Can also be set up on any computer if you have one laying around, but the guide here is for the Pi).

The result of this is less ads, less tracking, and also a faster web browsing experience since your pulling/sending less data to your screen.
Since it’s network wide, all devices, xbox, tablets and phones also reap the benefits with no work needed on the device itself. […]

Changing your DNS provider to increase web speed and privacy

Posted on by Geir Dybbugt

If you are not familiar with what DNS is, it basically the postal system of the internet.
Everything on the internet or local network consists of IP addresses – this is hard for people to relate to, and therefore we have DNS.
DNS translates the name-based addresses we use, that are easier to remember, to IP addresses – and vice versa – making sure you land on the wanted destination.

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Citrix Workspace/Receiver – cannot add account after upgrade to Citrix ADC 12.1

Posted on by Geir Dybbugt

So the last couple of days I’ve been struggling with users having issues when trying to add an account in Citrix Receiver/Workspace on their local computer.

The issue showed up after upgrade from Citrix AD 12.0 > 12.1 (latest build).. […]

Windows Autopilot – Failing on app configuration when running Windows 10:1903

Posted on by Geir Dybbugt

If you are running Windows autopilot on devices you may experience issues during enrollment/configuration after the 1903 update.
The issue comes when deploying Windows store apps with autopilot, and you may get faced with the enrollment process giving you an error when it gets to this step.

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Intune – Publishing win32 applications with Intune

Posted on by Geir Dybbugt

So, you got licenses for Microsoft Intune, and want to roll out some applications to your devices.
If you are new to this you may be faced with some issues, especially regarding what kind of applications you can publish, and how to do so.
There are numerous formats for applications to manage these days – you got the Windows store applications (appx) from Windows 8>>, Line of business apps in the form of MSI installers, and win32 apps.
I will not go into detail on MSI and Windows store here, as these are rather easy to deploy via the information in the web gui.

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