StoreFront 2.6 is configured for Pass Through Authentication.Before we start, the following is assumed as installed and configured To take away some of the pains I was recently working in our lab, setting up XenDesktop 7.6 and all the latest and greatest! While I myself experienced, note these actions: 1. But, the “little gems” that may be most helpful to you came while working with our engineering team (Of course not everyone has that luxury). Some of it was available online, some I worked out for myself. In the process of completing the pre-launch and single sign on, I found some information that I’d like to share. NetScaler Application Delivery Managementīuilding this, I have to say I got a little frustrated with Receiver and the work required to give that optimal user experience, enabling things such as Session Pre-Launch and Single Sign-on (pass through authentication) to give a very nice experience to all users.NetScaler App Delivery and Security Service.I have read many other users suggestions when coming up against this problem, but none seem to match what we are experiencing or help.Īny advice or recommendations will be greatly appreciated. I have been trying to find a solution to this issue for several months now, but with no success. What are we missing that is not allowing any othe browser to utilize the installed Receiver to access the Storefront site? Even when 'Detect Receiver' was an option, the result was the same.

In our Non-Prod environment, i disabled the option to prompt user to 'Detect Receiver' because I thought it may be part of the reason why users were not being authenticated into Storefront site. It goes through the authentication, but again is stopped at the Storefront page with the same message. The same can be said for the Edge browser. Chrome browser will allow the user to select their cert and enter their PIN, but when they hit the actual Storefront, it simply bombs out and says 'No Logon methods are available on this Platform'. Firefox throws an error pertaining to SSL handshake and will not even prompt for Cert selection. All other methods are prohibited.įor some reason, none of the other browsers work at accessing the site. Smart card authentication is the only option users have for entering the Citrix environment. We are utilizing an F5 for load-balancing and for authenticating users with their Smart Cards. Authentication is set to 'Domain pass-through' only. The only way users are able to successfully connnect to the Storefront site is via Internet Explorer. Receiver for Windows will not work in the environment because of strict security measures in place. In our XenDeskop 7.15 LTSR CU4 deployment, we are only able to access Storefront via the web.

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