A user shared their experience of encountering a memory leak with Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops, and how Citrix support was unable to take action due to using an older version. A workaround was mentioned, but it appears to not be available in the user's version. The post also includes a link to an article about the issue.
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Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Related Training & Support Archives
Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.
ControlUp Community Radio Episode #14 – A Conversation with Benny Tritsch, EUCScore.com
Join us for Episode #14 of ControlUp Community Radio, where host Douglas Brown sits down with the renowned Dr. Bernhard Tritsch, also known as "Benny."
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New Beta – ControlUp 8.8 Maintenance Release – Join the Beta and Share Your Feedback!
New ControlUp 8.8 Maintenance Release Beta - Azure Government Support, Custom Tagging, CVAD Data Collection Columns, Process Data Collection, Network Drives Column Preset, and Various bug fixes.
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Automating the Disabling of Maintenance Mode on Virtual Desktops
A user asked whether it was possible to automate the process of disabling maintenance mode on virtual desktops. Suggestions include marking the systems by using the eventlog, using registry keys for non-persistent systems, and using a local database. Citrix's Load Index was mentioned as a simpler solution, and it was clarified that it uses CPU, RAM, and maximum user numbers to calculate the effective load. ControlUp Automation and Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Policy Settings were both suggested as useful solutions.
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Script to Display Notice for CVAD Login
A user asked for a script or something to display a notice to a user when they login to a Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops (CVAD) session. Two possible solutions were suggested: displaying the message in a graphical window, or using a classic 'Dr. Livingstone, I presume?' message.
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