For a while now it’s possible to use Let’s Encrypt certificates, they are trusted (cross signed), secure and most of all FREE! There are already a lot of tools available to generate these certificates. I haven’t come across a tool or script to generate these certificates and upload them to […]
I’ve created a PowerShell script that can be used to generate an (offline) backup of a Citrix NetScaler. If you want you can use the supplied batchfile for example to schedule the backup in Scheduled Tasks to run everyday.
Recently I upgraded a couple of MPX NetScalers to a recent 11.1 build at a customers location. During the following day the customer experienced a lot of disconnecting citrix sessions. I did not experience this issue on a VPX appliance. Turned out to be an issue with the “TLS1.2-ECDHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384” cypher. […]
Edit 07-04-2017: Check out my new and updated version! I’m trying to create an (PowerShell) script to automate the Let’s Encrypt certificate creation. Specifically for the Citrix NetScaler. Currently still Work In Progress… It’s not yet finished. The prerequisite is that you have a configured NetScaler (http) Content Switch vServer. […]
http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX129514
Below is the NetScaler configuration for an Exchange environment.
Below is the NetScaler configuration for an Exchange environment.
I have put together this blog post about Citrix Access Gateway Enterprise Port Configuration to assist people in setting up their firewalls for implementing Access Gateway in one-arm mode. I have found that almost all of Citrix’s documentation covers the Access Gateway / NetScaler straddling the DMZ and the Internal LAN […]
The NetScaler Access Gateway uses a number of IP addresses for various purposes. When Access Gateway is deployed in a DMZ, it is important to understand the role of each. The following table summarises the various types of IP addresses and their roles in a deployment: The following diagram illustrates […]
NetScaler Network Connections. At a very high level, considering the actual NetScaler connections to the network, and because of the way that NetScaler functions and can be configured, the NetScaler should be considered a switch, and not a router/firewall. With a switch, you can configure the management IP address on […]
