March 18, 2019 
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March 18, 2019 [07:27:50] *** ftho <ftho!~ftho@mailgw.f-thornberg.se> has joined #Citrix[07:43:40] *** percy <percy!~percy@120.198.123.102> has joined #Citrix[07:49:25] <percy> Hi, how can i use the local input method on Linux?[07:49:41] <percy> Citrix Reciever.[07:55:28] <percy> I set up UseLocalIm=True in file /etc/icaclient/config/All_Regions.ini, but it have no effect.[10:30:39] *** Olivier83 <Olivier83!~Olivier83@31.221.4.66> has joined #Citrix[12:16:10] *** percy <percy!~percy@120.198.123.102> has quit IRC (Quit: Lost terminal)[12:17:35] *** Sina <Sina!uid230776@gateway/web/irccloud.com/x-vqkkfxfvmpnslpby> has joined #Citrix[12:36:44] *** Zaxx <Zaxx!~zaxx@198.207.185.200> has joined #Citrix[12:36:56] <Zaxx> Belated happy St. Paddy day :)[12:51:08] *** kahnibus <kahnibus!~Alex@129.3.29.171> has joined #Citrix[13:00:30] *** braynyac <braynyac!uid6699@gateway/web/irccloud.com/x-fsqcoykldqfxmmye> has joined #Citrix[13:41:57] <Olivier83> hi[13:44:26] <Zaxx> ahoy[13:53:35] <kahnibus> hi[14:15:07] <tabularasa> morning peeps[14:28:50] <braynyac> Hey hey[14:35:13] <braynyac> We got our 2016 Start Menu working with WEM last week. Seems to be pretty slick. We also are using it to publish apps via StoreFront to the Start Menu. That's a neat trick. And we used SetUserFTA from hardlock via James Kindon's blog to configure per-user FTA. And I realized that I've been doing profiles incorrectly for most of my career -.-[14:35:34] <braynyac> No tiles on the Start Menu.[14:35:36] <braynyac> Much nicer =)[14:36:53] <Zaxx> can you publish screen shots ?[14:37:28] <Zaxx> i'm working on converting the traditional GPOs we used to have on 2008 - to a WEM 2016... im trying to move as much as i can to WEM[14:37:34] <Zaxx> any hints or tips ?[14:37:35] <braynyac> Sure. What do you want to see[14:38:09] <braynyac> We've been on WEM for several years now, so this is more of a "how do we make 2016 work like 2008 R2" journey[14:40:59] <braynyac> Hey tab - have you looking into AaronLocker yet? It's a bunch of wrapper scripts for AppLocker from a guy who works at MS. Here's the link - https://github.com/Microsoft/AaronLocker. We started playing with the reporting piece, and are going to investigate using the DLL portion on our new server build to lock it down further. It's really slick.[14:41:17] <tabularasa> aaronlocker?[14:41:21] <braynyac> gotta run - meeting time. Zaxx - let me know what you want to see from screenshots.[14:41:45] <braynyac> yup - Aaron Margosis' AppLocker Scripts[14:41:51] <Biny> morning[14:42:03] <braynyac> hidey ho good neighbor[14:42:08] <Zaxx> afternoon[14:42:51] <Zaxx> braynyac, you said much nicer - i was wondering how[14:50:16] <Biny> braynyac: you run controlup right?[14:57:19] <tabularasa> Biny: migrated my entire Plex setup to a linux server this weekend[14:57:39] <tabularasa> should have done docker, i just didn't feel like figuring out all that crap this weekend[14:58:37] <Biny> tabularasa: nice, you should just run it with pgblitz (deploys everything with docker, you _can_ select local storage)[15:03:26] <tabularasa> never heard of it[15:03:49] <tabularasa> i didn't want to put all that work in. i didn't know if the server was powerful enough in the first place.[15:03:58] <tabularasa> so far so good. it's an old ass dual-core xeon 3.0[15:04:53] <tabularasa> i think another thing has to do with it's using NFS over to my NAS, vs Windows 10 SMB... yuck[15:05:08] <BobFrankly> tabularasa: I see you ran the same direction I was thinking minus the docker bits :P[15:05:09] <tabularasa> Xeon E3110[15:05:14] <BobFrankly> did you use the nuv?[15:05:20] <tabularasa> no, i have an R200[15:05:28] <tabularasa> wanted to see if that work work first[15:05:28] <BobFrankly> oh, so an old dell[15:05:32] <tabularasa> maybe you can teach me docker.[15:05:34] <tabularasa> :)[15:05:39] <BobFrankly> lol[15:05:43] <tabularasa> that way WHEN this server dies, i'll have a backup plan[15:06:03] <BobFrankly> just peeked pgblitz, I think Biny finally has made a good suggestion in the channel[15:06:04] <BobFrankly> XD[15:06:35] <Biny> lol[15:07:14] <Biny> tabularasa: pgblitz is basically a scripted install of everything with docker to make plex work, with added functionality to use gdrive as a storage backend[15:07:32] <tabularasa> oh[15:07:45] <tabularasa> i think i'd rather just get docker working on the pieces that i need[15:07:48] <BobFrankly> it's like "Automation Framework"[15:07:48] <Biny> it has support for not using google driv eand instead using local storage instead[15:08:05] * tabularasa nods[15:08:05] <Biny> but i can take my entire box and move it to a new host in probably an hour[15:08:10] <Biny> because it backs every docker install up[15:08:19] <tabularasa> yes, that's what i want[15:08:31] <tabularasa> is plex in docker?[15:08:34] <Biny> yep[15:08:48] <tabularasa> dang, that's pretty awesome[15:08:52] <tabularasa> i got everything working, manually.[15:09:06] <tabularasa> complete with autostarts and such. took a while. i'm not the best at linux[15:09:11] <Biny> also runs watchtower to autoupdate every docker instance i'm running when new releases happen[15:09:28] <Biny> and uses traefik to do reverse proxying/ssl on everything[15:11:20] <tabularasa> man, that sounds awesome[15:11:25] <tabularasa> sounds like i'll need another rebuild... haha[15:11:36] <Biny> but you basically jus tpull the install script down, and choose what you want[15:11:41] <Biny> it handles the rest[15:12:11] <tabularasa> i'll be upgrading drives in my NAS in a couple months[15:12:22] <tabularasa> when those 8TB drives come down another $100, i'll pull the trigger[15:13:37] <uncon> you guys are so old-timey with your on-prem storage...[15:13:45] * Biny doesnt use any[15:14:21] <uncon> s/you guys are/tabularasa is/[15:14:46] <uncon> Biny: you're on-prem compute tho?[15:14:47] <Biny> lol[15:14:54] <Biny> nah, bought a VPS[15:15:14] <Biny> so kind of i guess![15:15:44] <uncon> back when i did plex, i had it up in AWS[15:15:53] <uncon> worked pretty well[15:17:16] <Biny> yeah my servers running on a box in CA; all my storage is on google drive[15:18:30] <Biny> paging file on MCS deployments, system managed or hardset to a specific size?[15:22:09] <Biny> i ask because controlup seems to show tha twe have a big paging issue >:| https://i.imgur.com/IqRo85X.png[15:22:43] *** Stedlo <Stedlo!~IceChat9@cpe-69-23-76-23.new.res.rr.com> has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[15:23:51] *** Stedlo <Stedlo!~IceChat9@cpe-69-23-76-23.new.res.rr.com> has joined #Citrix[15:29:35] <Biny> ha nevermind.. wem memory management = bad for paging[15:29:39] <Biny> cut 5k IOPS off cluster[15:31:36] <tabularasa> yes, right?[15:32:02] <tabularasa> we KILLED out storage infrastructure going to WEM... however, that was a super old shitty ass storage envivonment[15:44:37] <tabularasa> uncon: i don't want to pay for cloud storage / bandwidth[15:45:20] <uncon> tabularasa: you gotta pay for it one way or another... (:[15:46:13] <uncon> over time (power, hdd/system maintenance, etc.) cloud was break even for me[15:46:26] <uncon> minus the headache of physical hardware[15:46:54] <tabularasa> you are correct[15:47:12] <tabularasa> it's the power for me.. i got most of the hardware for free..[15:47:19] <tabularasa> i will be paying a good bit for the 8TB drives though[15:48:04] <tabularasa> how is the bandwidth tax in AWS?[15:48:07] <tabularasa> maybe i'll try GCP[15:49:10] <braynyac> Biny: Yes, we run ControlUp[15:49:29] <tabularasa> sorry, back on topic[15:50:42] <uncon> it was the least expensive thing i was paying for (:[15:50:54] <tabularasa> i have gig.. so...[15:51:05] <uncon> humble brag....[15:51:13] <uncon> but, me too[15:51:35] <uncon> i mean, unless you're streaming 24/7, it's really peanuts[15:51:37] <braynyac> Our page file is on local (to XS) SSD, on write-cache drive. No performance hit for us.[15:51:56] <uncon> AWS has cost calculators coming out their ears[15:51:58] <braynyac> We did modify our WEM settings and our Page File sizes after monitoring for a while, though[15:52:00] <tabularasa> yeah, i needed that for sure braynyac.. looking to move to it in Azure, where it's the same[15:54:00] <Biny> https://i.imgur.com/CaeMeLP.png with wem memory management on.. see if you can see when I turned it off[15:54:24] <braynyac> Yeah, ain't nothing in life free =)[15:54:54] <braynyac> I'm assuming page file sits on same storage as MCS?[15:55:04] <braynyac> Also, what do you have your WEM memory settings configured as?[15:55:22] <Biny> yeah paging sits on c:\.[15:55:38] <Biny> "enable working set optimization" was the only thing turned on[15:56:38] <braynyac> ah[15:57:16] <braynyac> what is the idle sample time and idle state limit?[15:58:10] <Biny> 5/1[15:58:22] <Biny> our paging went from 99% full to 0%, lol[16:01:28] <Zaxx> what are you WEM experts trying to achieve wit hyour WEM set up ? are you getting rid of your lockdown policies ? mem/cpu management ? printer management ? feel free to go overboard with your answers :)[16:12:09] <braynyac> Biny: we had ours at 5/5, and changed it to 30/1. That seems to be working well for us[16:13:37] <braynyac> Zaxx: we use WEM for nearly everything user customization / profile related (even UPM), as well as the performance components. We map drives, configure registry settings, map printers, set File Type Associations (2008 R2 only), run scripts, copy files / folders. We do _not_ use it for AppLocker - that is handled via GPO.[16:14:06] <braynyac> We are moving to have WEM also control Start Menu / Applications, including published apps through StoreFront (we are published Desktop)[16:16:06] <Olivier83> I am also moving to WEM, starting with the applications assignments and Start Menu provisioning, and when done then UPM, mapped drives, printers etc.[16:16:20] <BobFrankly> braynyac: sounds like a blog post[16:16:22] <BobFrankly> :P[16:16:24] <tabularasa> i wanted it only for the memory utilitzation[16:16:32] <Zaxx> what about the various desktop lockdowns ?[16:17:02] <tabularasa> braynyac only has 1 environment. easier to manage that way imo...[16:17:18] <tabularasa> we have 85.. so the migrations of GPOs is easier for us to manage them WEM configurations[16:17:20] <braynyac> so so so true[16:17:34] <tabularasa> but, if i had one, it's CERTAINLY something i'd look at[16:17:37] <braynyac> BobFrankly: it's on the list =)[16:18:05] <braynyac> along with the "what the heck have I been doing with profiles my whole career" bit... grrrrrr[16:18:28] <braynyac> tab: do you have a lot of commonality among your environments? Or are they all different?[16:19:16] <Biny> braynyac: turned it to 30/1, iops shot up 1k so far.[16:19:31] <braynyac> ouch, that's still quite a bit...[16:19:32] <Biny> and another 500, back off you go![16:19:37] <braynyac> lol[16:20:08] <braynyac> If you don't need it, it's OK to keep it off. For us, it helps keep RAM usage down on the hosts - and like I said, our storage can handle it because we designed it to do so[16:20:12] <Biny> trying to figure out what's stealing our CPU right now so playing with controlup[16:20:19] <braynyac> NICE![16:20:23] <Biny> well, running a trial[16:20:26] <Biny> so have 9 days to figure it out[16:20:28] <braynyac> understood =)[16:20:39] <braynyac> Give their support a shout - they are helpful, even during trial.[16:21:14] <braynyac> is CU seeing the CPU usage correctly?[16:21:24] <Biny> think so[16:21:35] <Biny> but our nutanix cluster is going from ~48-65% throughout the day right now[16:21:48] <Biny> so trying to find _what_ is causing the VDA's to spike to ~70-90% usage with only 6 users[16:23:01] <braynyac> Create a subfolder under the main "root" and put your VMs in that. Does CU have direct NTX connection?[16:23:20] <Biny> yup[16:23:29] <braynyac> Then you can see all of your hosts at once (in the folder). You can drill down, or change to view by processes. This might be your best bet.[16:23:38] <braynyac> (right click, focus on folder)[16:23:53] <braynyac> it takes a bit to get the UI figured out - that's one thing I wish they would fix[16:24:30] <Biny> the high CPU is all from VDA's[16:26:03] <braynyac> understood. What I'm saying is put all the VDAs in a folder, then right click -> focus on that folder. Then switch to the processes view, and make sure to include system processes. That should help you narrow down your culprit pretty quickly[16:27:59] <Biny> yep thats what i've been watching[16:31:17] <braynyac> 👍[16:32:00] <Biny> just not really seeing anything stand out[16:40:57] <braynyac> Are you trialing Insights as well?[16:41:29] <Biny> nope, whats that?[16:44:07] <braynyac> ControlUp Insights is their analytics platform. It's pretty slick. We use it for daily snapshot stuff...and it includes some more historic tracking of performance. If you are trying to nail down an intermittent performance problem, it might be the way to go. That way you don't have to sit and watch the console all day.[16:49:35] <BobFrankly> or spew your data to influx, *if* you know what to capture[17:14:19] <Biny> bob has some acid influx today[17:22:13] <Biny> biggest thing i'm seeing right now is wfica32.exe on multiple users (some users have 10-12 wfica sessions active) using 2-3% CPU[18:03:06] <Olivier83> Bring on some Citrix questions :)[18:03:19] <Olivier83> (no I'm not bored at my office)[18:03:34] <Olivier83> (or maybe I am)[18:11:24] <Biny> lol[18:11:56] <Biny> braynyac: my controller bandwidth went from 350MBps to 58MBps after disabling memory management as well @_@[18:15:02] *** Olivier83 <Olivier83!~Olivier83@31.221.4.66> has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[18:22:41] <braynyac> DANG![18:23:02] <braynyac> trying to figure out how to call c# code from within powershell....eeewwww[18:23:30] <BobFrankly> ?[18:23:44] <BobFrankly> specifics plz[18:26:40] <braynyac> trying to get list of all Chrome tabs, and can only do that through c#. Something from here (last post): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7814027/how-can-i-get-urls-of-open-pages-from-chrome-and-firefox smashed together with something like this? https://blog.adamfurmanek.pl/2016/03/19/executing-c-code-using-powershell-script/[18:27:19] <kahnibus> its none of my business but i am curious why you need a list of tabs?[18:27:25] <braynyac> I would prefer to do it natively in PS, and I don't think it's possible...[18:27:38] <BobFrankly> trying to track opens tabs in user sessions?[18:27:43] <braynyac> Yes[18:27:57] <BobFrankly> interesting[18:28:05] <braynyac> In case we get complaints of "slowness" <- well I see you have 14 facebook tabs and 10 youtube tabs open in Chrome today[18:28:30] <kahnibus> for each tab doesn't chrome have another process?[18:28:33] <BobFrankly> :P[18:29:08] <braynyac> Yes. However, it still has a "master" process, and it appears as though you can query through that. Not sure, just started scratching the surface of it...[18:29:09] <kahnibus> so if yo have 15 chrome process running you need to dial it back about 20-30%[18:29:23] <Zaxx> you better check with HR - as this is a gross invasion of their privacy[18:29:38] <braynyac> Nope, it's not. We have full rights to monitor EVERYTHING our staff do[18:29:55] <braynyac> It's healthcare, and we own all systems. No right to privacy on our systems.[18:30:04] <BobFrankly> https://floobits.com/bobfrankly/Poshy/file/chromeTabs.ps1 <---lets dabble[18:30:19] <Zaxx> it IS an invasion of their privacy, but seems like you checked with HR and its anchored by policy :)[18:31:10] <braynyac> Oh, very much so - it's in the Computer Use Policy that everyone signs (whether they read it or not)...and you are correct, semantics =)[18:31:44] <kahnibus> you should it is amazing to what floobits and see you code[18:31:52] <kahnibus> straight up creeping on ya[18:32:06] <braynyac> lol[18:32:39] <BobFrankly> guessing something in that neighborhood[18:33:15] <BobFrankly> probably have to find a dll to import to load that type[18:33:39] <braynyac> Yes...automationui, via .Net (according to that last post)[18:33:59] <BobFrankly> fine, I'll read XD[18:34:01] <braynyac> You build that off the top of your head?[18:34:05] <BobFrankly> yeah[18:34:05] <braynyac> lol[18:34:09] <braynyac> dang dude.[18:34:14] <BobFrankly> I've been down this road before[18:34:26] <BobFrankly> dev'd up an powershell module for a cSharp dll[18:34:42] <kahnibus> soooo what else can you build of the top of your head[18:35:04] <BobFrankly> depends on what the needs are, and what's in my head already[18:35:15] <BobFrankly> and how much techno I've blasted into my ears[18:35:26] <kahnibus> *** trying to think of something cleaver I need scripted[18:35:50] <kahnibus> Techno you say? aren't the kids calling it EDM these days[18:36:10] <BobFrankly> I'm older then that[18:36:17] <BobFrankly> Seven Lions mix[18:36:55] <kahnibus> meh too[18:36:58] <kahnibus> Digweed[18:37:22] <BobFrankly> actually trying to make some stuff in the Korg Gadget that's akin to seven lions[18:37:51] <kahnibus> I sold my Korg when i was in college, I needed the money :([18:38:01] <BobFrankly> iphone app[18:38:10] <BobFrankly> better on ipad though[18:38:39] * BobFrankly waits for his gci ndde.dll -recurse to return[18:39:01] <BobFrankly> I really need to look into the everything module[18:39:14] <kahnibus> yeaman I've dabbled in all that...even some of the ableton and novation launch pad ..... its something at least for me requires me to really just do just that to get even slightly good with the controlls[18:39:45] <BobFrankly> kahnibus: I've been struggling in a number of apps. Garageband, reason, frootyloops[18:40:30] <kahnibus> Should get a synergy group together and we get our jam session on[18:40:43] <BobFrankly> gadget + some youtube videos, and it's clicking. I'm struggling more with decisions of "does this sound better this way or that" than I am with "how do I do this"[18:40:48] <kahnibus> loops on loops on loops....then a really really big DRRROOOOOOPP[18:44:50] <BobFrankly> huh, I don't have that DLL[18:45:18] <BobFrankly> oh duh, 3rd party link[18:45:48] <BobFrankly> yay, nuget has it[18:46:00] <braynyac> The ndde.dll?[18:46:05] <BobFrankly> ya[18:46:56] <BobFrankly> just gotta remember (aka google) the nuget stuff[18:51:53] <braynyac> do you have to use DDE? <- I don't even know what DDE is...[18:53:16] <Biny> dynamic something exchange[18:53:20] <braynyac> data[18:53:21] <Biny> data?[18:53:23] <braynyac> ahhh yes[18:53:24] <Biny> yeah that![18:53:32] <Biny> dde is a method to pass calls between apps[18:54:06] <BobFrankly> braynyac: I'm just hung up on the package manager at the moment, someone else helping me past this issue[18:54:46] <braynyac> nuget? Isn't that a chocolatey thing? One sec - send me the link?[18:55:30] <braynyac> nm...from PS 5.0+, should just be this: Install-Package NDde[18:55:46] <braynyac> if you want a specific version, you can append "-version $version"[18:55:58] <braynyac> i.e. Install-Package NDde -Version 2.1.563[18:56:48] <BobFrankly> braynyac: did you try that?[18:56:55] <braynyac> not yet...one sec[18:57:00] <BobFrankly> I'm not getting ndde as a match[18:57:37] <braynyac> interesting - that requests that I download and install nuget package manager[18:57:52] <BobFrankly> that's your first time calling that cmdlet on that machine[18:57:57] <braynyac> yup - one sec[18:58:00] <BobFrankly> just say yes, it'll do it for you[18:58:50] <braynyac> have to move to another box - uno momento[18:59:03] <BobFrankly> make sure you've got an administrative powershell window[19:01:44] <braynyac> looks like that's an _OLD_ version. Check this: https://github.com/anphonic/NDde[19:02:07] <BobFrankly> ew[19:02:08] <BobFrankly> not that[19:02:15] <braynyac> lol[19:02:24] <BobFrankly> should be able to pull stuff off of nuget.org[19:02:29] <BobFrankly> trying to figure out why not[19:07:23] <BobFrankly> okay, progress[19:10:03] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> LMAO... upgraded my VPX 1000 NS to 11.1.xx, restarted and now it reads as VPX 20000 ?!?! Needless to say all vservers are down.[19:10:08] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> WTF Citrix[19:10:44] <Biny> over 9000![19:11:59] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> I didnt think VPX 20K even exists[19:12:14] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> sure enough, model ID = 20000[19:30:49] <BobFrankly> braynyac: I think google killed the code method you posted[19:50:46] <tammy> Neat! my colleage is going to Synergy 2019.[19:51:00] *** Stedlo <Stedlo!~IceChat9@cpe-69-23-76-23.new.res.rr.com> has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[19:51:36] *** Stedlo <Stedlo!~IceChat9@cpe-69-23-76-23.new.res.rr.com> has joined #Citrix[20:05:14] *** Zaxx <Zaxx!~zaxx@198.207.185.200> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)[20:09:24] *** hirogen <hirogen!hirogen@94.0.164.112> has joined #Citrix[20:19:01] <braynyac> BobFrankly: that wouldn't surprise me - it's a couple years old =([20:21:46] <BobFrankly> looks like DDE was a security hole that got exploited anyway :|[20:23:21] <braynyac> ouch[20:23:38] <braynyac> Yeah, I seem to recall MS turning it off in Office apps a while ago and breaking things...[20:23:55] <BobFrankly> yup, that[20:24:11] <braynyac> Cool, well thanks for looking anyways =)[20:24:20] <braynyac> You going to Synergy this year?[20:24:23] <BobFrankly> np, you can peek at the code for how to adapt C#[20:24:30] <braynyac> 👍[20:24:32] <BobFrankly> no[20:24:37] <braynyac> booooo[20:24:46] <BobFrankly> I still have to adapt what I learned from last year's synergy XD[20:25:00] <braynyac> lol, we're finally getting to things from Synergy 2-3 years ago![20:25:28] <BobFrankly> I fight with shiny object syndrome anyway, can't be looking at new stuff yet[20:30:33] <braynyac> I hear you. I bet nearly everyone here would admit to the same...[20:33:52] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> I am testing Adaptive Transport in the lab with NS 11.1.6x and I can not for the life of me connect to server over UDP. Already made sure that UDP on 443 was open. What the hell am I missing[20:34:09] <braynyac> masterslacker...could be a bunch of things...[20:34:19] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> there is no DTLS option in vserver[20:34:20] <braynyac> Does it work direct to the VDA? (no NS)?[20:34:29] <braynyac> then that will be your problem...[20:34:29] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> it does work directrly[20:34:33] <braynyac> EDT requires DTLS[20:34:50] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> how the hell do I enable it if its not in the gui?[20:34:52] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> CLI?[20:34:54] <braynyac> what h/w are you running NS on?[20:35:00] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> VPX[20:35:08] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> VPX 1000 platinum[20:35:33] <braynyac> if you create a new test vserver, does DTLS show up?[20:35:34] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> do I not have one of the features enabled?[20:36:02] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> hmm... yes it does[20:36:34] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> wait[20:36:48] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> I might have jumped the gun and used prod NS[20:36:59] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> lets not save and do same in the lab[20:37:13] <braynyac> ummm....never done that before... 😇[20:38:06] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> whats that screenshot sharing website?[20:38:07] <braynyac> anyone know if there is a minimum Receiver version required for ThinWire?[20:38:11] <braynyac> imgur[20:40:41] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> https://imgur.com/S7RpuyH[20:40:49] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> so answer is NO[20:43:20] <braynyac> What features do you have enabled. I don't think it's feature related, but it may be...[20:44:22] <Biny> @masterslacker i dont think its in v11 or whatever version that is[20:44:22] <braynyac> Hey Biny - what VDA version (and OS) and Receiver version are you running?[20:44:28] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> I just confirmed that prod and lab has same features[20:44:36] <Biny> 1808.2 for VDA, server 2016[20:44:41] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> I am looking at prod ns.conf and comparing to prod[20:44:44] <Biny> Workspace 1810[20:44:50] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> my prod has it[20:44:53] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> its 11.0[20:44:56] <Biny> though, just DL'd 2019 ISO[20:45:02] <Biny> going to point my MDT sequence at it[20:45:05] <Biny> and see how 2019 rolls out[20:45:10] <braynyac> nice![20:45:48] <braynyac> Was reading this article (https://www.jgspiers.com/citrix-thinwire-hdx-graphics-modes/) and it mentions the graphics settings - says that some settings may use more CPU for encoding / decoding. May be worth a look...[20:46:05] <Biny> i think i figured it out[20:46:13] <Biny> one of our departments connects to 10-15 different external systems[20:46:16] <Biny> who are all on citrix[20:46:27] <Biny> double hopping with wfica32 on a VDA environment requires SlowHPCPolling set[20:46:32] <Biny> the CTX article says that it is HKLM[20:46:36] <Biny> but it's actually HKCU[20:46:54] <Biny> after nuking all active wfica32 instances and forcing the registry, they all respawned at 0% CPU versus 2-3%[20:47:05] <braynyac> masterslacker: I'm running 11.1 59.10 and DTLS is working.[20:47:12] <braynyac> nice![20:47:21] <braynyac> Did CU help you find that?[20:47:28] <Biny> yep[20:47:31] <braynyac> BOOM!!![20:48:14] <Biny> knocked 7500 IOPS out of our cluster, 20% overall cpu out today[20:48:16] <Biny> thanks CU~[20:48:27] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> hmmm, I am running 11.1.61.7 and no DTLS there[20:48:49] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> before that I had 11.1.57 and still had no DTLS option[20:49:39] <braynyac> what features do you have enabled?[20:49:44] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> maybe I need this?[20:49:46] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/netscaler/12/ssl/support-for-dtls-protocol.html[20:50:25] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> all but Integrated Caching and App Firewall[20:50:42] <Biny> maybe you need a VPX30000[20:50:45] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> and in Advanced features I only have 3[20:51:02] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> Cache Redirect, Web Logging and Responder[20:51:04] <braynyac> No more MAC Based Forwarding...[20:51:05] <braynyac> ok[20:51:25] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> MAC based FWding was disabled already[20:51:45] <braynyac> ok[20:52:12] <braynyac> Maybe time to put in a call to uncon =) I'm out of my depth here...[20:52:43] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> :slightly_smiling_face:[20:52:48] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> thank you anyways[20:52:56] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> I know I am getting close here[20:53:16] <Biny> what if you try showing dtls info from CLI?[20:53:31] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> in your ns.conf file, is there anything with *dtlsprofile* there?[20:53:42] <braynyac> gah[20:53:54] <braynyac> try checking from the NS GW vServer...not a standard LB vServer[20:54:05] <Biny> oh, right, it has to be a ns gw vserver[20:54:58] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> I do[20:55:15] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> if I run show ssl dtlsProfile it shows default profile[20:55:23] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> maybe I need to assign it to vServer[20:55:43] <braynyac> try checking your Netscaler Gateway vServer - that's where DTLS should be[20:56:45] <SuicideJ4ck> I'm getting ready to upgrade my netscalers from 11.1 60.14 to 12.1 and wondered if there was a reason not to or a recommend version of 12.1(50.31,51.16,etc)?[20:57:00] <braynyac> welp, my day is over. Heading out. Enjoy the rest of your day everyone![20:58:44] *** Sina <Sina!uid230776@gateway/web/irccloud.com/x-vqkkfxfvmpnslpby> has quit IRC (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)[20:59:07] <cs-bot> <masterslacker> thanks for your assistance[21:27:12] *** kahnibus <kahnibus!~Alex@129.3.29.171> has quit IRC (Quit: Leaving)[23:00:10] *** braynyac <braynyac!uid6699@gateway/web/irccloud.com/x-fsqcoykldqfxmmye> has quit IRC (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)[23:29:54] <|Atum|> uncon still around? Can you check on that case again? Didn't have an update in weeks since it got escalated. #78721867[23:37:25] *** kahnibus <kahnibus!~theRealKa@cpe-104-229-85-66.twcny.res.rr.com> has joined #Citrix[23:42:11] <kahnibus> Longest day ever[23:48:14] *** ftho <ftho!~ftho@mailgw.f-thornberg.se> has quit IRC (Quit: Leaving)[23:49:45] <kahnibus> Anyone know where I can set a custom desktop resolution for my end users when they launch a published desktop?[23:53:18] <BobFrankly> kahnibus: whats the goal?[23:55:06] <kahnibus> i have customers getting pop ups when their published desktop launch saying its under the 1024x768. So to get ride of that for starters[23:55:25] <kahnibus> They are using chromebooks and html 5