Assists a netizen in solving the problem of releasing xenapp to the Internet

Assists a netizen in solving the problem of releasing xenapp to the Internet

Fault description: xenapp works normally internally. Two applications, IE6 and notepad, are released. They are connected and accessed normally internally. After published to the internet, they can log on to and open webpages, however, when you click the application icon to connect to the server, the following message is displayed: unable to connect to the server, and the Citrix xenapp server is not configured for the specified address.

After inquiry, confirm that port 80 and port 1494 have been mapped, and Telnet also confirm OK.

So I asked about the publishing method again. His publishing settings are: translated. The address ing table needs to be added in translated mode. It is estimated that the user did not add the table. By default, the finsh operation is completed, so ask him to change to the default alternate mode, and change to the default Nat mode,

The method is as follows: Open Citrix Access Management Console-Citrix resources-configuration tools

-Web interface-click your site-manage secure-access-open, select the mode as alternate, and click finsh.

Then enter the command in cmd to add an address ing command as follows:

Altaddr/set 202.96.134.133

202.96.134.20.your external IP address. Replace it with your own IP address and enter it.

Then you can enter altaddr/V to confirm the addition is successful.

After completing the above two steps, connect to the application again, OK, open normally, done

Introduction to translated and alternate

Alternate and translated. The former is Nat and the latter is Pat.

Alternate is the default DMZ mode. It does not support one-to-many or dynamic domain names.

Translated is a flexible method, not supported by alternate, all supported.

The default value of xenapp is alternate.

Follow-up sharing: xenapp6 for 2008r2 has been released for more than two months. Today, I opened it and found that there are Chinese characters. I was excited and started to localize it. When I saw that the downloaded package was 4.52 GB, it crashed, it is bigger than 2008r2. Currently, the download is in progress. I plan to do an experiment and share it with you after the download is complete. So stay tuned!