Citrix Desktop Viewer Error 1030 When Connecting
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2014 | Modified:22 Sep 2015 Languages log in to start download LOGIN Don't have an account? Create one here. Or Continue As Guest Which best describes you: IT Admin Business User DOWNLOAD the connection to desktop failed with status 1110 Symptoms or Error When trying to start a XenDesktop session, it fails error 1030 citrix access gateway with the following error message: "The connection to ‘Windows 7 Desktop’ failed with status 1030" Note: The 1030 message is citrix connection failed with status 0 a generic network error indicating that connection has failed. Solution As Provisioning Services works over IP, the DNS entries are not required for any target machines to stream successfully. To resolve this
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issue, complete the following procedure: Delete any provisioned target machine DNS records from the DNS server that contains private IP address. Start the provisioned target machine in Private mode. Clear Register this connection’s addresses in DNS on the provisioned streaming NIC only, as displayed in the following screen shot. Run ipconfig /flushDNS to remove any old DNS entries on the target and the Delivery Controller error 1030 mysql (Controller). Ensure that the Controller is reachable from the provisioned target on the first NIC address and same the other way round with the correct IP address. Shut down the provisioned target and return to Standard Image mode from Private Image mode. The provisioned targets must now register using the correct IP address of the first NIC. Problem Cause After analyzing the issue, it was observed that the launch.ica file for the XenDesktop session appeared to contain a non-routable address. After verifying with the customer, it was confirmed that the address belongs to a secondary NIC on XenDesktop virtual machine that is used for streaming the image using Citrix Provisioning Services. This happened because the secondary NIC with a private address on the provisioned target machine was registered with the DNS server. Applicable Products XenDesktop 7.1XenDesktop 7XenDesktop 5.6XenDesktop 5.5XenDesktop 5XenDesktop 7.5 Citrix Support Automatic translation This article was translated by an automatic translation system and was not reviewed by people. Citrix provides automatic translation to increase access to support content; however, automatically-translated articles may can contain errors. Citrix is not responsible for inconsistencies, errors, or damage incurred as a result of the use of automatically-translated a
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a 1030 error. When desktop group is clicked, the desktop viewer starts, but then disconnects displaying a 1030 error:"The connection to 'mydesktop' failed with http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX135009 status 1030" Notes: This issue is not fixed by re-installing the Virtual Desktop Agent (VDA) software and is not seen with a new Operating System (OS) Image. On XenDesktop 7.x a black or grey screen is seen rather than an error message. Solution The data shows http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX133773 that the root cause of issue OS not being able to load the mfaphook64.dll/mfaphook64.dll, thereby disabling API hooking in the Image. The computer has a Group Policy that disabled 8dot3 Name Creation and this policy removes the legacy 8dot3 short name label for the folder location and the Virtual Desktop Agent installer adding the long-name which includes spaces.See the following for more information - Microsoft Technet - NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreationHKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem\NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation Complete one of the following Solutions to resolve the issue: Solution 1 Remove the full path from the AppInit_DLLs key.Caution! Refer to the Disclaimer at the end of this article before using Registry Editor.For Windows 32-bit versionKey Location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WindowsEntry Name: AppInit_DLLsEntry Type: StringNew Entry Value: mfaphook.dllOld Entry Value: C:\Program Files\Citrix\System32\mfaphook.dllFor Windows 64-bit versionKey Location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WindowsEntry Name: AppInit_DLLsEntry Type: StringNew Entry Value: mfaphook64.dllOld Entry Value: C:\Program Files\Citrix\System32\mfaphook64.dll Key Location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVer
status (1030) - Updated Almost everybody has struggled with the now infamous Error 1030 (The connection to "ApplicationName" failed with status (1030)) when connecting with Citrix Receiver for Windows to XenDesktop through NetScaler and StoreFront. There http://blog.ollischer.com/citrix-receiver-for-windows-the-connection-to-failed-with-status-1030 even is an whole armada of articles available out there, totally dedicating their content https://www.syxin.com/2015/03/citrix-error-the-connection-to-failed-with-status-1030/ to troubleshooting this quite generic network error indicating that the connection has failed. Just google it! The solution to this error? Well, it depends… The most common issues based on experience are: required ports blocked in your firewall, especially TCP 1494 and TCP 2598 STA configuration mismatch in NetScaler and StoreFront NetScaler licensing issues (Basic Mode vs error 1030 SmartAccess Mode) DNS name resolution issues Proxy configuration issues SSL issues regarding StoreFront's server certificate being issued by a private CA that is not trusted by the endpoint launch.ica file issues As Carl Stalhood once pointed out here: 1030 usually means one of the following: STAs are invalid. STAs on StoreFront don't match the STAs on the NetScaler Gateway Firewall is blocking TCP 1494 and TCP 2598 from the NetScaler failed with status SNIP (not the VIP) to every internal VDA StoreFront did not recognize it as a Gateway connection and is giving out the internal IP of the VDA instead of the gateway address You can look in the ICA file to make sure it's trying to use the Gateway: http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX115304 In my case it turned out that I received the 1030 error as soon as I added my AppController's STA URL to the StoreFront configuration under the "NetScaler Gateway" node in the "Secure Ticket Authority" option. As far as I know this is required for a XenMobile implementation but as for me it suffices adding the AppController STA URL in NetScaler. This behaviour can be reproduced at any time: To get a more detailed error description when connecting, try to disable Desktop Viewer Toolbar as per CTX131867: The StoreFront Services Receiver for Web configuration can be modified as follows to disable Desktop Viewer Toolbar: Log on to StoreFront Services server Open C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Citrix\
are some configuration errors in your Citrix environment. You can refer to below Citrix article for more information.https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX124143But, this week when we tried to renewal our netscaler certificate, we got a problem that: 1. Windows Machines works well with the new certificate. End users can start their VDIs with out any problem; 2. Windows Thin client which is running Windows Embedded XP can't start VDI. They always got the error code'1030′ 3. Some Linux thin client users can start their VDI, while some of them can't. For who can't start their VDI they got an error message said that S'SSL error'Finally, after two days investigation, we fixed this issue.1. Use Symantec SSL toolbox to scan the certificate installed on our server. We found below error message It means that for some old client, they may get problem without the chain. So download the chain and put it into the certificate on Netscaler.2. After we fixed the chain issue, our thin client still can't connect. And we found that for the thin client which is running Citrix Receiver 13.1, it can connect. And then we checked Citrix Receiver version changelog and we found New features in this release Native Smartcard authentication to StoreFront Session Reliability for robust HDX connection SHA-2 encryption for enhanced security Improved 64-bit packaging to enable access from 64-bit Linux distributions https://www.citrix.com/downloads/citrix-receiver/linux/receiver-for-linux-131.html123456789New features in this releaseNative Smartcard authentication to StoreFrontSession Reliability for robust HDX connectionSHA-2 encryption for enhanced securityImproved 64-bit packaging to enable access from 64-bit Linux distributionshttps://www.citrix.com/downloads/citrix-receiver/linux/receiver-for-linux-131.html Well, that's the key point. For thin client have, they are still using citrix online plugin 11.2 or Citrix Receiver 13.0 for Linux. So we changed our certificate to SHA1, and all works.The next step is to upgrade Citrix Receiver to the latest version on all Thin Client and then deprecation SHA-1 certificate and moving to SHA-2. This entry was posted in Citrix and tagged Citrix, Linux, Netsacler, SHA-1, SHA-2, SSL on March 11, 2015 by Meteor. Post navigation ← Citrix PVS server Dual IP issue in multiple DHCP servers with a split scope environment Capture a Network Trace without installing anything → Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email