The license file has a signed key which is the encrypted signature of the file. License files are located in the c:\Program Files\Citrix\licensing\My files folder License files are timed to dates – no specific versions of Xen App License server groups can be found here: ctx106282 If license server fails there is a 720 hrs or 30day grace period The license server can be installed on the following type of servers: The Citrix License Server maintans a list of users based on the concurrent license model. Miscellaneous information on the Licensing Server (see this Citrix article here for more details) Navigate to the hive and look for this key:Īfter rebooting import the ICA listener key from another server that is working properly To recreate the ICA listener in XA6.0 or XenApp 6.5: To check if the Licensing registry key is correct: (on the XenApp server or servers), open regedit and look into the hive for this key:
Open a command prompt and type “ net stop imaservice” and “ net start imaservice” to restart the IMA service after the gpupdate, so IMA can re-read the policiesĥ. If you change the license file name or did any modifications in the policies container of XenApp (DSC or Apps Center) make sure to run from the command prompt “gpupdate /force” on the server you made the change(s)Ĥ. Open a command prompt and type : “netstat -a” on the licensing server and see if port 27000 is listening.ģ. As long as the date interval for the license is valid, the subscription advantage license is valid and the license file doesn’t care what version of XenApp you have.Ģ. NOTE: The license file is tied to dates, not the version of XenApp. It can be opened by MS WordPad, but it cannot be modified (it has a signed key, which is a encrypted signature for the number of licenses described in the top of the file, so if you change the number of licenses manually, the signed key won’t match the signed key and this will make your license file useless) The license file is located in c:\program files (x86)\citrix\Licensing\My Files folder. Make sure the license server name on the license file has the same name as the hostname of the license server (note: the name is case sensitive, so if the hostname has upper and lower case, the license file must match the upper and lower case of the hostname) Troubleshooting licensing issues in XenApp 6 and 6.5ġ.
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