Sudo dpkg -i icaclientWeb_13.5126_bįinally you need to restart you browser and navigate to CAEDM Citrix web interface. deb file you just downloaded either with the software manager or by navigating to the file in the terminal and running something like this Choose Debian Packages and download the web package (the full package instructions are below). Instructions for 64 Bit Ubuntu 16.04 Web Receiverįirst you need to download the Citrix receiver from (My testing was down with Receiver version 13.5). Now try to open a Citrix program, if it does not work, check about:plugins in the url bar of firefox, make sure that it appears as an active plugin. Install nspluginwrapper (64 bit), then run /usr/lib64/nspluginwrapper/npconfig -i /usr/lib/ICAClient/npica.so.
Run /usr/lib/ICAClient/wfica to test for dependiencies. Open /etc/bashrc in vim, or your preferred text editor, and add: export LANG=C to the first line of the file. Run setupwfc, in the configuration, set the default directory to be /usr/lib/, choose 'yes' to integrate with KDE and Gnome, do not install USB support. as you would on a Windows machine.įind the tar.gz file that was just downloaded, and extract it (tar -xvf ). After logging in with your CAEDM credentials, you will be prompted to accept the install of the Citrix client software.
When accessing Citrix from a RedHat desktop/laptop, go directly to the CAEDM Citrix web interface. On Windows, this is a quick, painless, "download, next, next finish" process. If accessing Citrix from a Windows desktop/laptop, you can use any internet browser (IE/Edge works best, but Firefox and Chrome work also) to go directly to the CAEDM Citrix web interface. Video: Install and Using Citrix on Your Own Computer Windows The Citrix Receiver allows anyone with a CAEDM account to access many CAEDM applications from anywhere in the world, from a wide range of devices. Each Citrix server has multiple processors and generous memory allocations. There can be several users logged onto the same Citrix server simultaneously.
Unlike RGS, Citrix servers are a shared resource. Seamless integration causes the application to look like it is running locally. Upon selecting one of these applications, a connection is made to a Citrix terminal server, and the application is shown locally, but is running remotely. Many applications available on the desktop computers in the labs are provided through Citrix.
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