Nov 18, 2019 We ready to roll out MAC IS 10.15 Catalina. Is there a Citrix Access Gateway plugin for 10.15? We are using an onsite Netscaler 12.1. To see the NetScaler Gateway Plug-in Settings, you right-click Receiver, open Advanced Preferences and then click NetScaler Gateway Settings. You can configure the Session Policy/Profile to prevent NetScaler Gateway Plug-in from merging with Receiver. On the Client Experience tab, scroll down and check the box next to Advanced Settings. The remote Citrix NetScaler device is affected by multiple vulnerabilities in the Application Delivery Controller (ADC) and the Gateway Management Interface. Having a NetScaler Gateway on the inside load balancing the StoreFront servers is far better than using regular load balancing. You get to use HDX Insight Center (which I blogged about when it first came out here ' How to use Citrix Netscaler Insight Center to report on web, HDX, and Access Gateway (AGEE) traffic )'. When a user connects to the NetScaler Gateway portal using an older client, they will be prompted to upgrade: The pluginlist.xml file exists only in NetScaler Gateway version 11.0 and later. Modify the version and compatibleFrom attributes as shown in the following example: Sample plugin node with type 'MAC-VPN' in pluginlist.xml before update.
You can configure NetScaler Gateway to provide users with multiple logon options. By configuring the client choices page, users have the option of logging on from one location with the following choices:
- NetScaler Gateway Plug-in for Windows
- NetScaler Gateway Plug-in for Mac OS X
- NetScaler Gateway Plug-in for Java
- StoreFront
- Clientless access
Users log on to NetScaler Gateway by using the web address provided. By creating a session policy and profile, you can determine the logon choices users receive. Depending on how you configure NetScaler Gateway, the client choices page displays up to three icons representing the following logon choices:
Users log on to NetScaler Gateway by using the web address provided to them. By creating a session policy and profile, you can determine the logon choices users receive. Depending on how you configure NetScaler Gateway, the client choices page displays up to three icons (picture above) representing the following logon choices:
- Network Access. When users log on to NetScaler Gateway for the first time by using a web browser and then select Network Access, the download page appears. When users clickDownload, the plug-in downloads and installs on the user device. When the download and installation is complete, the Access Interface appears.
- StoreFront. If users select the Storefront to log on, the Storefront page appears. Users can then access their published applications or virtual desktops. If users select StoreFront to log on, Receiver opens and users can access applications and desktops.Note: If you configure StoreFront as a client choice, applications and desktops do not appear in the left pane of the Access Interface.
- Clientless access. If users select clientless access to log on, the Access Interface or your customized home page appears. In the Access Interface, users can navigate to file shares, web sites as intranet, and use Outlook Web Access if published.
If users select the NetScaler Gateway Plug-in for Java, the plug-in starts and users are logged on. The choices page does not appear of course.
Secure Browse allows users to connect through NetScaler Gateway from an iOS device. If you enable Secure Browse, when users log on by using Worx Home, Secure Browse disables the client choices page.
So how do we cleanly customize this page without the need of modifying any html or java files. Cara mengaktifkan direct3d acceleration windows 10. The Netscaler has a powerful rewrite engine that allow us to basically modify any content we want. So let's suppose we would like to do the following changes to meet the company's customization needs.
Attention: RfWebUI theme is used in this case. If you are using the X1 theme, you may need to modify the configuration a bit to make it work.
- Change the text 'Network Access Connect with the NetScaler Gateway Plug-in.' to something like 'Full Tunnel (Remote VPN)'
- Change the text 'Clientless Access' to something like 'Intranet, Intranet & SharePoint Access'
- Change the text 'Virtual App and Desktop Access' to something like 'Published Desktops & Applications'
I suggest that you use the browser's 'F12 Developper Tools'. It is really handy when looking for which content you like to rewrite.
Namco dig dug for mac. Code snippet: rewrite action and policies
add rewrite action delete-clientchoice-sslvpn-action delete_all 'HTTP.RES.BODY(1200000).SET_TEXT_MODE(IGNORECASE)' -search 'text('Connect with the NetScaler Gateway Plug-in')'
add rewrite action replace-clientchoice-cvpn-action replace_all 'HTTP.RES.BODY(1200000).SET_TEXT_MODE(IGNORECASE)' ''Email, Intranet & Sharepoint Access'' -search 'text('Clientless Access')'
add rewrite action replace-clientchoice-icaproxy-action replace_all 'HTTP.RES.BODY(1200000).SET_TEXT_MODE(IGNORECASE)' ''Published Desktops & Applications'' -search 'text('Virtual App and Desktop Access')'
add rewrite action replace-clientchoice-sslvpn-action replace_all 'HTTP.RES.BODY(1200000).SET_TEXT_MODE(IGNORECASE)' ''Full Tunnel (Remote VPN)'' -search 'text('Network Access')'
add rewrite policy replace-clientchoice-icaproxy-policy 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS('ctxs.core.min.js')' replace-clientchoice-icaproxy-action
add rewrite policy replace-clientchoice-cvpn-policy 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS('ctxs.core.min.js')' replace-clientchoice-cvpn-action
add rewrite policy replace-clientchoice-sslvpn-policy 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS('ctxs.core.min.js')' replace-clientchoice-sslvpn-action
add rewrite policy delete-clientchoice-sslvpn-policy 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS('ctxs.core.min.js')' delete-clientchoice-sslvpn-action
Code snippet: binding of rewrite policies (Let's suppose your access gateway VIP name is: UG_VPN_Unifiedgateway
Netscaler Gateway Download Windows 10
bind vpn vserver UG_VPN_Unifiedgateway -policy replace-clientchoice-sslvpn-policy -priority 100 -gotoPriorityExpression NEXT -type RESPONSE
bind vpn vserver UG_VPN_Unifiedgateway -policy delete-clientchoice-sslvpn-policy -priority 110 -gotoPriorityExpression NEXT -type RESPONSE
bind vpn vserver UG_VPN_Unifiedgateway -policy replace-clientchoice-cvpn-policy -priority 120 -gotoPriorityExpression NEXT -type RESPONSE
bind vpn vserver UG_VPN_Unifiedgateway -policy replace-clientchoice-icaproxy-policy -priority 130 -gotoPriorityExpression END -type RESPONSE
The result may look something like this:
Citrix Netscaler Gateway Plugin Download
Of course you can create additional rewrite actions and policies to modify whatever you like on the client choice page.
Have a wonderful day 🙂
Netscaler Gateway App
Run the following commands to open the directory that contains the Macintosh client:
root@ns# cd /var/netscaler/gui/vpns/scripts/mac/
root@ns# ls -la
total 20518
drwxr-xr-x 2 root 2 512 Jul 16 10:13 .
drwxrwxrwx 5 daemon 2 512 Jul 4 12:31 .
-r--r--r-- 1 root 1001 10485754 Apr 23 02:31 Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg
-r--r--r-- 1 root 1001 12 Jul 16 10:14 macversion.txt
Run the following command to back up the existing version of the plug-in:
root@ns# mv Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg.bak
Upload the new version to the same directory and with the exact same name Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg by using any file transfer application such as WinSCP:
root@ns# ls -la
total 20518
drwxr-xr-x 2 root 2 512 Jul 16 10:13 .
drwxrwxrwx 5 daemon 2 512 Jul 4 12:31 .
-r--r--r-- 1 root 2 10469427 Jul 16 10:13 Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg
-r--r--r-- 1 root 1001 10485754 Apr 23 02:31 Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg.bak
Netscaler Gateway Plugin
Ensure that the permissions for the new file are read-only, if necessary run a change mode command:
root@ns# chmod 444 Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg
Run the following command to view the version and build number of the plug-in in the macversion.txt file:
root@ns# cat macversion.txt
2.1.2 (102)
- NetScaler Gateway Plug-in for Windows
- NetScaler Gateway Plug-in for Mac OS X
- NetScaler Gateway Plug-in for Java
- StoreFront
- Clientless access
Users log on to NetScaler Gateway by using the web address provided. By creating a session policy and profile, you can determine the logon choices users receive. Depending on how you configure NetScaler Gateway, the client choices page displays up to three icons representing the following logon choices:
Users log on to NetScaler Gateway by using the web address provided to them. By creating a session policy and profile, you can determine the logon choices users receive. Depending on how you configure NetScaler Gateway, the client choices page displays up to three icons (picture above) representing the following logon choices:
- Network Access. When users log on to NetScaler Gateway for the first time by using a web browser and then select Network Access, the download page appears. When users clickDownload, the plug-in downloads and installs on the user device. When the download and installation is complete, the Access Interface appears.
- StoreFront. If users select the Storefront to log on, the Storefront page appears. Users can then access their published applications or virtual desktops. If users select StoreFront to log on, Receiver opens and users can access applications and desktops.Note: If you configure StoreFront as a client choice, applications and desktops do not appear in the left pane of the Access Interface.
- Clientless access. If users select clientless access to log on, the Access Interface or your customized home page appears. In the Access Interface, users can navigate to file shares, web sites as intranet, and use Outlook Web Access if published.
If users select the NetScaler Gateway Plug-in for Java, the plug-in starts and users are logged on. The choices page does not appear of course.
Secure Browse allows users to connect through NetScaler Gateway from an iOS device. If you enable Secure Browse, when users log on by using Worx Home, Secure Browse disables the client choices page.
So how do we cleanly customize this page without the need of modifying any html or java files. Cara mengaktifkan direct3d acceleration windows 10. The Netscaler has a powerful rewrite engine that allow us to basically modify any content we want. So let's suppose we would like to do the following changes to meet the company's customization needs.
Attention: RfWebUI theme is used in this case. If you are using the X1 theme, you may need to modify the configuration a bit to make it work.
- Change the text 'Network Access Connect with the NetScaler Gateway Plug-in.' to something like 'Full Tunnel (Remote VPN)'
- Change the text 'Clientless Access' to something like 'Intranet, Intranet & SharePoint Access'
- Change the text 'Virtual App and Desktop Access' to something like 'Published Desktops & Applications'
I suggest that you use the browser's 'F12 Developper Tools'. It is really handy when looking for which content you like to rewrite.
Namco dig dug for mac. Code snippet: rewrite action and policies
add rewrite action delete-clientchoice-sslvpn-action delete_all 'HTTP.RES.BODY(1200000).SET_TEXT_MODE(IGNORECASE)' -search 'text('Connect with the NetScaler Gateway Plug-in')'
add rewrite action replace-clientchoice-cvpn-action replace_all 'HTTP.RES.BODY(1200000).SET_TEXT_MODE(IGNORECASE)' ''Email, Intranet & Sharepoint Access'' -search 'text('Clientless Access')'
add rewrite action replace-clientchoice-icaproxy-action replace_all 'HTTP.RES.BODY(1200000).SET_TEXT_MODE(IGNORECASE)' ''Published Desktops & Applications'' -search 'text('Virtual App and Desktop Access')'
add rewrite action replace-clientchoice-sslvpn-action replace_all 'HTTP.RES.BODY(1200000).SET_TEXT_MODE(IGNORECASE)' ''Full Tunnel (Remote VPN)'' -search 'text('Network Access')'
add rewrite policy replace-clientchoice-icaproxy-policy 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS('ctxs.core.min.js')' replace-clientchoice-icaproxy-action
add rewrite policy replace-clientchoice-cvpn-policy 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS('ctxs.core.min.js')' replace-clientchoice-cvpn-action
add rewrite policy replace-clientchoice-sslvpn-policy 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS('ctxs.core.min.js')' replace-clientchoice-sslvpn-action
add rewrite policy delete-clientchoice-sslvpn-policy 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS('ctxs.core.min.js')' delete-clientchoice-sslvpn-action
Code snippet: binding of rewrite policies (Let's suppose your access gateway VIP name is: UG_VPN_Unifiedgateway
Netscaler Gateway Download Windows 10
bind vpn vserver UG_VPN_Unifiedgateway -policy replace-clientchoice-sslvpn-policy -priority 100 -gotoPriorityExpression NEXT -type RESPONSE
bind vpn vserver UG_VPN_Unifiedgateway -policy delete-clientchoice-sslvpn-policy -priority 110 -gotoPriorityExpression NEXT -type RESPONSE
bind vpn vserver UG_VPN_Unifiedgateway -policy replace-clientchoice-cvpn-policy -priority 120 -gotoPriorityExpression NEXT -type RESPONSE
bind vpn vserver UG_VPN_Unifiedgateway -policy replace-clientchoice-icaproxy-policy -priority 130 -gotoPriorityExpression END -type RESPONSE
The result may look something like this:
Citrix Netscaler Gateway Plugin Download
Of course you can create additional rewrite actions and policies to modify whatever you like on the client choice page.
Have a wonderful day 🙂
Netscaler Gateway App
Run the following commands to open the directory that contains the Macintosh client:
root@ns# cd /var/netscaler/gui/vpns/scripts/mac/
root@ns# ls -la
total 20518
drwxr-xr-x 2 root 2 512 Jul 16 10:13 .
drwxrwxrwx 5 daemon 2 512 Jul 4 12:31 .
-r--r--r-- 1 root 1001 10485754 Apr 23 02:31 Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg
-r--r--r-- 1 root 1001 12 Jul 16 10:14 macversion.txt
Run the following command to back up the existing version of the plug-in:
root@ns# mv Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg.bak
Upload the new version to the same directory and with the exact same name Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg by using any file transfer application such as WinSCP:
root@ns# ls -la
total 20518
drwxr-xr-x 2 root 2 512 Jul 16 10:13 .
drwxrwxrwx 5 daemon 2 512 Jul 4 12:31 .
-r--r--r-- 1 root 2 10469427 Jul 16 10:13 Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg
-r--r--r-- 1 root 1001 10485754 Apr 23 02:31 Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg.bak
Netscaler Gateway Plugin
Ensure that the permissions for the new file are read-only, if necessary run a change mode command:
root@ns# chmod 444 Citrix_Access_Gateway.dmg
Run the following command to view the version and build number of the plug-in in the macversion.txt file:
root@ns# cat macversion.txt
2.1.2 (102)
Netscaler Plugin For Windows 10
Change the macversion.txt file to the version and build number installed; in this example 2.1.2 (200) using vi or edit or any other text editor.
When a user connects to the NetScaler Gateway portal using an older client, they will be prompted to upgrade:The pluginlist.xml file exists only in NetScaler Gateway version 11.0 and later. Modify the version and compatibleFrom attributes as shown in the following example:
Sample plugin node with type 'MAC-VPN' in pluginlist.xml before update.
Sample plugin node with the version and compatibleFrom updated to 3.1.4 (357).
