Citrix Client

Show Login Dialog / Show Login Dialog with Server Address:

The system prompts for login credentials.

Predefined login credentials:

Use the login credentials entered in the Domain, Default User, and Default Password fields.

Single sign-on:

The application logs in directly using the Linux login credentials. Ensure the Thin Client Logincomponent's in use.

Citrix-specific dialog:

Use the login dialog of the Citrix Workspace app. This method lets users reset expired passwords. It's best to manually enter credentials, as field pre-filling isn't supported.

On the server side, HTTP Basic Auth Enable it on the server side.

This sets the domain for login when either "Show Login Dialog" or "Predefined Login Data" is selected in the Login setting.

This setting's used when the Login setting's value is Default Login Credentials.

It's used when the Login setting is "Default Login Data".

URL of the Citrix server. In most cases, specify the server name.

The StoreBrowse client requires an SSL-encrypted HTTPS connection. Use a CA-signed certificate.

See How to Export and Install an SSL Certificate for StoreFront to Use HTTPS

Select here to restart the login dialog if the user’s credentials are incorrect or the user cancels the login dialog.

Enabling this setting suppresses all error messages.

Automatically open the user's previous sessions on this thin client.

Disconnected sessions:

Open sessions from which the user has disconnected while remaining logged on.

Disconnected and active sessions:

Opens both disconnected sessions and sessions that are still active on other clients. (These will be disconnected on the other client.)

Quick: ...:

As above, if Citrix API Storebrowse is selected, use the Storefront API to reconnect sessions.

If the quick connection succeeds, use the "normal" functionality.

If this option is set to Yes and only one shared application exists, it'll start automatically.

Select whether to automatically start all applications whose name contains the pattern specified in the next field.

Display on desktop:

After launching and logging into the Citrix app, the icons for all applications and desktops available to the user are displayed on the desktop.

Show Self-Service Window:

Display only the self-service window, and let users configure which icons appear.

Hide icons:

Use this option with the autostart options.

Select whether audio inputs (e.g., microphone) should be forwarded. Enable this setting to allow webcam forwarding.

Enables Client Audio Mapping. Client Audio Mapping is used when HDX MediaStream is unavailable.

If this setting is enabled, audio is transmitted via UDP instead of TCP/IP.

Enable UDP Audio for digital dictation.

For UDP audio, the system uses a port between the lower and upper ports.

Default: 16500

For UDP audio, use a port between the lower port and the upper port.

Default: 16509

The Zoom Plugin optimizes webcam use with Zoom and works exclusively with the Zoom VDI Client. For more information and a download link for the Zoom VDI Client, see Getting Started with VDI.

HDX Webcam Forwarding (recommended):

If you select this setting, the webcam image is compressed locally and sent to the server via the designated virtual channel.

Generic USB Forwarding:

The webcam stream is forwarded uncompressed.

If the webcam outputs an H264 stream, network traffic stays efficient.

If you enable this setting, the system ignores all quality settings configured below.

Select the resolution of the webcam stream here.

If multiple webcams are connected to the thin client, select the desired webcam to forward.

The default setting is usually /dev/video-otc It's usually the correct one.

Select whether to forward all USB devices via Citrix's generic USB forwarding.

With the "All except memory sticks" option, it'll forward all devices except USB storage devices. This option is particularly useful in combination with client drive mapping.

The following devices are always handled locally:

• Devices covered by a Virtual Channel driver
• Input devices, such as keyboards or mice
• Audio devices
• Webcams

USB IDs of devices that should always be forwarded directly to the session. This approach streamlines access by automating device redirection through Citrix policy and eliminating the need for user interaction.

Note, enable Generic USB Redirection for this feature.

USB IDs must be in the form VID:PID or VID: Separate multiple entries with spaces. Specify only the vendor ID to include all devices from that manufacturer.

Read USB IDs on the client in a terminal using the command lsusb .

USB IDs of devices to include in generic forwarding.

Select here whether the Grundig Virtual Channel driver should be enabled.

Select whether to enable the Olympus Virtual Channel driver.

Select whether to enable the Philips Virtual Channel driver.

Select whether the Signotec Virtual Channel driver should be enabled.

EUKS stands for Extended Unicode Keyboard Support

0 — configure EUKS
as disabled 1 — use EUKS as a fallback method
2 — use EUKS whenever possible

Yes:

Middle mouse button sends CTRL and V in the Citrix session

Disable the feature to use the middle mouse button as a standard click in the Citrix session.

Configure the middle mouse button to function as a middle mouse button in the Citrix session.

Select whether to pass keyboard shortcuts directly.

Select Yes if a black box appears around the mouse pointer.

Select whether the statically mapped drive is forwarded as read-only or writable.

Select the drive letter for the statically mapped drive here.

Select the path to be redirected here.

Select the first port to be forwarded here.

Select the second port to be forwarded here.

Select the third port to forward.