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Applicable Products

  • XenApp Fundamentals 2.0
  • XenApp 5.0 for Windows Server 2003

Hotfix readme name: PSE450W2K3R07.HTML
Hotfix package name: PSE450W2K3R07.MSP
For: Computers running Windows Server 2003 (32-bit) with one of the following installed:

  • XenApp 5 Feature Pack 2
  • XenApp 5
  • Presentation Server 4.5 Feature Pack 1
  • Presentation Server 4.5
  • XenApp Fundamentals 2.0

Replaces:
PSE450W2K3R01, PSE450W2K3R02, PSE450W2K3R03, PSE450W2K3R04, PSE450W2K3R05, PSE450W2K3R06, PSE450R04W2K3044, PSE450R04W2K3045, PSE450R04W2K3046, PSE450R05W2K3039, PSE450R05W2K3041, PSE450R05W2K3042, PSE450R05W2K3043, PSE450R05W2K3045, PSE450R05W2K3046, PSE450R05W2K3047, PSE450R05W2K3048, PSE450R05W2K3049, PSE450R05W2K3050, PSE450R05W2K3054, PSE450R05W2K3056, PSE450R05W2K3057, PSE450R05W2K3059, PSE450R06W2K3001, PSE450R06W2K3004, PSE450R06W2K3005, PSE450R06W2K3006, PSE450R06W2K3008, PSE450R06W2K3009, PSE450R06W2K3010, PSE450R06W2K3011, PSE450R06W2K3013, PSE450R06W2K3014, PSE450R06W2K3015, PSE450R06W2K3016, PSE450R06W2K3017, PSE450R06W2K3018, PSE450R06W2K3019, PSE450R06W2K3020, PSE450R06W2K3021, PSE450R06W2K3022, PSE450R06W2K3023, PSE450R06W2K3024, PSE450R06W2K3025, PSE450R06W2K3026, PSE450R06W2K3028, PSE450R06W2K3030, PSE450R06W2K3031, PSE450R06W2K3033, PSE450R06W2K3035, PSE450R06W2K3036, PSE450R06W2K3037, PSE450R06W2K3038, PSE450R06W2K3039, PSE450R06W2K3041, PSE450R06W2K3042, PSE450R06W2K3043, PSE450R06W2K3044, PSE450R06W2K3045, PSE450R06W2K3046, PSE450R06W2K3047, PSE450R06W2K3048, PSE450R06W2K3050, PSE450R06W2K3051, PSE450R06W2K3053, PSE450R06W2K3054, PSE450R06W2K3055, PSE450R06W2K3056, PSE450R06W2K3058, PSE450R06W2K3060, PSE450R06W2K3061, PSE450R06W2K3062, PSE450R06W2K3063, PSE450R06W2K3064, PSE450R06W2K3065, PSE450R06W2K3066, PSE450R06W2K3067, PSE450R06W2K3071
Date: June, 2011
Language supported: English (US)
Readme version: 1.15

Readme Revision History

VersionDateChange Description
1.15February, 2013Modified list of invalidated hotfixes
1.14December, 2012Modified list of invalidated hotfixes
1.13November, 2012Modified list of invalidated hotfixes
1.12October, 2012Modified list of invalidated hotfixes
1.11September, 2012Modified list of invalidated hotfixes
1.10August, 2012Modified list of replaced hotfixes, list of invalidated hotfixes
1.09June, 2012Modified list of invalidated hotfixes
1.08March, 2012Modified list of replaced hotfixes, list of invalidated hotfixes
1.07November, 2011Modified list of invalidated hotfixes.
1.06September, 2011Added description of Fix #252520; modified section Contents.
1.05September, 2011Removed PSE450R05W2K3050 and PSE450R06W2K3030 from list of invalidated hotfixes.
1.04August, 2011Added Important Note about Fix #230816.
1.03July, 2011Modified list of replaced hotfixes.
1.02July, 2011Added description of Fix #260479.
1.01July, 2011Removed description of Fix #233365.
1.00June, 2011Initial release

This hotfix rollup pack replaces all earlier hotfix rollup packs. You can install it on the base product as well as on top of any earlier hotfix rollup pack released for this version of XenApp.

This hotfix rollup pack also replaces most individual hotfixes released for this version of XenApp and introduces a number of new fixes and enhancements that have not been released previously.

This readme file documents the fixes and enhancements that are new in Hotfix Rollup Pack 7. Documentation for fixes from earlier hotfix rollup packs is available from the links below:

Where to Find Documentation

This document describes the issue(s) solved by this hotfix rollup pack and includes installation instructions. The full XenApp and other product documentation is available from Citrix eDocs, the Citrix Product Documentation Library.

Additional documentation of interest:

Prerequisite

Version

Comment

Citrix License Server

11.6.1 or later

A warning appears if the license server has not been upgraded to the required version. The installation proceeds but connections to XenApp servers will not work until the license server is upgraded.

Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 SP1 Redistributable (x86)

8.0.50727.762

This is the recommended version. However, the installation also succeeds if a later version of the Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable is present on the system.

Java Runtime Environment (32-bit)

1.6 Update 14

This is the recommended version. However, the installation also succeeds if a higher version of the JRE is present on the system.

  • For version information about specific prerequisites, see Knowledge Center article CTX125090.

  • Before installing this hotfix rollup pack on servers licensed for Standard Edition, you must migrate those servers to Advanced Edition. Standard Edition was discontinued on Citrix Presentation Server 4.5; installing this hotfix rollup pack on servers licensed for Standard Edition might cause the following error message to appear:

    Citrix Presentation Server is unable to retrieve the product edition. Check to see if the Citrix Independent Management Architecture service is running without errors. Citrix Presentation Server cannot request licenses until it can obtain the product edition - no client devices can connect. If necessary, set the product edition in the Delivery Services Console. The product must be set to the same edition as your licenses.

    To migrate your servers to Advanced Edition, you must obtain an Advanced Edition license and then change the server edition in the Delivery Services Console from Standard to Advanced. For information about obtaining an Advanced Edition license, visit your My Citrix account or contact your reseller.

  • Before installing this hotfix rollup pack, you must uninstall the following hotfixes, if present on the system, from Add/Remove Programs:

    • PSE450R04W2K3006
    • PSE450R04W2K3044
  • When the installation of this hotfix rollup pack is complete, contrary to Hotfix Rollup Pack 5, the dscheck /full FTA /reindex command does not run automatically. This change in behavior was implemented in order to prevent long indexing times observed in earlier hotfix rollup packs. However, to take advantage of the Delivery Services Console Discovery optimizations provided by Fix #205118*, you must run the command manually on a least one server in the farm. Before doing so, Citrix recommends that you back up your data store. [#224599]

    *From Fix #205118: The more file type associations are present in the data store, the longer MFCOM queries on applications can take. This is because the search for file type associations for applications can take a long time because no filters are used for the search, resulting in a delay in any queries that involve applications. This fix introduces a filter based on the application unique identifiers (UIDs). Because file type associations are indexed on application UIDs, the search should return faster.

  • Installing this hotfix rollup pack partially invalidates the following hotfixes. This happens because not all fixes in these hotfixes are included in the hotfix rollup pack. Obtain or request the corresponding replacement hotfixes for any invalidated fixes you require as follows:

    Invalidated Fix

    Invalidated Hotfix

    Replacement Hotfix

    #170359PSE450R03W2K3025TBD
    #223843,
    #232192,
    #252363
    PSE450R06W2K3027TBD
    #224158PSE450R05W2K3022TBD
    #228274PSE450R06W2K3002,
    PSE450R05W2K3036
    PSE450R07W2K3004
    #235788PSE450R06W2K3027,
    PSE450R05W2K3051
    TBD
    #236378PSE450R06W2K3027,
    PSE450R05W2K3051
    PSE450R07W2K3035
    #239087PSE450R06W2K3080PSE450R07W2K3068,
    PSE450R07W2K3066
    #242465PSE450R06W2K3072PSE450R07W2K3005
    #253674PSE450R06W2K3080,
    PSE450R06W2K3057
    PSE450R07W2K3068,
    PSE450R07W2K3066,
    PSE450R07W2K3046
    #258895PSE450R06W2K3072,
    PSE450R06W2K3070
    PSE450R07W2K3005
    #259055PSE450R06W2K3077PSE450R07W2K3062,
    PSE450R07W2K3053,
    PSE450R07W2K3047
    #259317PSE450R06W2K3079TBD
    #LA0308PSE450R06W2K3076PSE450R07W2K3027
    #LA0369PSE450R06W2K3074PSE450R07W2K3037,
    PSE450R07W2K3013
    #LA1741PSE450R06W2K3078PSE450R07W2K3064
  • Caution: Do not install this hotfix rollup pack on 64-bit operating systems. Although Citrix uses the same code base in the development of both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the software, the binaries and files differ. Installing this hotfix rollup pack on 64-bit operating systems is not supported and can yield unpredictable results.

  • Installing this hotfix rollup pack over RDP or in an ICA session is not supported but you can install it through a remote desktop console session.

  • The Citrix SSL Relay Configuration tool can fail to correctly create the outbound connection policies defined in its Connection tab. After applying this fix on affected deployments, the policies are modified to disallow all outgoing connections. As a result, SSL connections can stop working. In order to recreate the correct policies and allow SSL connections to work again, you must rerun the SSL Relay Configuration tool, verify the policies in itsConnection tab and click Apply. The next time the server restarts, the correct policies are in place.

    Important: If you utilize the SSLAutoConfig tool to configure SSL and plan to continue using the tool after installing this hotfix rollup pack, you must download and use the most recent version of the tool, available as Knowledge Center article CTX127580. [#228352]

  • On systems where both XenApp Advanced Configuration (CMC.msi) and XenApp Server (mps.msi) are installed and CMC.msi was installed stand-alone (as opposed to as a feature of XenApp), for example when installing from the Feature Pack 2 DVD, using CPatch.exe to deploy a hotfix rollup pack causes the hotfix rollup pack to patch only CMC.msi, not mps.msi. After installing this hotfix rollup pack, affected servers show Presentation Server at a version other than 4.5.7 in Add/Remove Programs. If this occurs, as a workaround, install this hotfix rollup pack a second time on affected servers. To prevent the issue from occurring, download and install HotfixPSE450R05W2K3035 before installing this Hotfix Rollup Pack. [#224822]

  • After installing Hotfix Rollup Pack 7, the Independent Management Architecture (IMA) Service might not start. This happens if you install Presentation Server Enterprise Edition and then downgrade to the Advanced Edition. See Knowledge Center article CTX113836 for more information.

  • If you use the Presentation Server 4.5 Feature Pack 1 Platinum Edition media to install Presentation Server 4.5 and change the server edition to Enterprise afterward, the server edition reverts to Platinum when you install Hotfix Rollup Pack 7. See CTX117362 for more information.

  • Unattended installation of this hotfix rollup pack from a batch file using the /qb switch fails to complete. Instead, the installer stalls at a dialog box prompting to close CMD.exe. As a workaround, use the /qb- or the /qn switch. [#186447]

  • If configuration logging is enabled (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareCitrixIMARUNTIMEPSRequired = 1) at the time you install this hotfix rollup pack, the Citrix SMA Service might fail to start with System event ID 7001, 'The Citrix SMA Service depends on the Citrix Independent Management Architecture Service which failed to start because of the following error: After starting, the service hung in a start-pending state.' The issue occurs only the first time the server restarts following installation, not on subsequent restarts. As a workaround, start the service manually. [#219157]

  • When you install this hotfix rollup pack on a system where Citrix Presentation Server was installed silently using msiexec.exe, you are prompted for the Presentation Server 4.5 source media. This occurs because the Citrix Streaming Client (Offline plug-in) is not installed by default with the silent installation. See Knowledge Center article CTX114136 for more information. [#216553]

  • On systems where the Presentation Server Console was installed as a feature of Presentation Server or XenApp, the entry for the console in Add/Remove Programs is not updated to XenApp Advanced Configuration, the new name of the console; the previous name – Management Console for Presentation Server 4.5 - continues to be displayed instead. On systems where the Presentation Console was not installed as a feature of Presentation Server or XenApp, the entry for the console in Add/Remove Programs is updated to XenApp Advanced Configuration.

  • Using this hotfix rollup pack on computers running Microsoft Windows Vista to upgrade the Presentation Server Console to XenApp Advanced Configuration is supported on the 32-bit version of Windows Vista, but not on the 64-bit version. [#214086]

  • To upgrade to the latest pass-through clients from Presentation Server 4.0, upgrade in the following order [#156201]:

    1. Presentation Server 4.0 mps.msi
    2. Presentation Server 4.5 mps.msi
    3. Hotfix Rollup Pack PSE450W2K3R07
    4. Online plug-in 12.1
      Note: Upgrades to Version 12.1 are supported only from 10.200, 11.0, and 11.1.1 plug-in releases.
  • The Suite Monitoring and Alerting (SMA) Service used by the Delivery Services Console might not start after installing this hotfix rollup pack and restarting the system. To fix this problem, you must upgrade the .NET Framework version on the system to .NET 2.0 SP1 or later.

  • Uninstalling Version 5.2 of the Streaming Client (Offline plug-in) from a system where Hotfix Rollup Pack 7 is installed might lead to system instabilities. The issue occurs because uninstalling the client removes the AIEcom.exe common component file. As a workaround, after uninstalling the client, run Repair on the Presentation Server Version 4.5 base installation. Running Repair restores the AIEcom.exe file. [#193688]

  • If the Delivery Services Console is open while uninstalling this hotfix rollup pack, Discovery does not run successfully after restarting the server. For more information, including a workaround, see Knowledge Center articleCTX122690. [#217993]

  • When uninstalling this hotfix rollup pack from a server with the Delivery Services Console or the Citrix Streaming Client (Offline plug-in) and/or Profiler installed, you are prompted for the Presentation Server 4.5 source media. After locating the media and proceeding with the uninstallation, the server will contain a few files that are not at the correct version levels. To restore the correct versions of these files, run the Delivery Services Console, Citrix Streaming Client and/or Profiler .msi packages and select the Repair option.

  • Uninstalling this hotfix rollup pack from a server where Citrix Access Essentials/XenApp Fundamentals was installed from the Version 2.0 retail CD can cause some hotfixes installed with Citrix Access Essentials/XenApp Fundamentals to disappear from Add/Remove Programs. [#212512]

  • If you uninstall this hotfix rollup pack using the cpatch command but do not restart the server as prompted, the following error message appears: 'ErrorID = 1647. The patch package is not removable.' This error in no way affects the removal of the rollup pack, and the rollup pack is successfully removed nonetheless.

  • Hotfix Rollup Pack 7 introduces new criteria for listing installed hotfixes in the Add/Remove Programs control panel. After installing this rollup pack, you will notice the following difference in Add/Remove Programs:

    • Previous behavior: Most hotfixes replaced by the rollup pack are removed from the list. Hotfixes invalidated by the rollup pack continue to be listed.
    • New behavior: Most hotfixes replaced by the rollup pack are removed from the list. Most hotfixes invalidated in full or in part by the rollup pack are no longer listed because they are removed from the system.

    Background: A hotfix is replaced by a hotfix rollup pack when the rollup pack includes all fixes contained in the hotfix. A hotfix is invalidated by a rollup pack when the rollup pack includes some but not all fixes contained in the hotfix. A hotfix can also be invalidated if it and the rollup pack share common binaries – even if the rollup pack does not include any of the fixes contained in the hotfix. Fixes contained in an invalidated hotfix but not included in the rollup pack are removed from the system when you install the rollup pack. If you continue to require hotfixes invalidated by the rollup pack, obtain or request the corresponding replacement hotfixes from your support representative.

  • Caution: Several items in this hotfix rollup pack require you to edit the registry. Using Registry Editor incorrectly can cause serious problems that might require you to reinstall your operating system. Citrix cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the incorrect use of Registry Editor can be solved. Use Registry Editor at your own risk.

  • Citrix has changed the name of its product line and several features. Citrix XenApp is the new name for the Citrix Presentation Server product line, and XenApp Advanced Configuration is the new name of the Presentation Server Console. The Presentation Server name remains on all existing product, documentation, user interface, and support materials for Version 4.5 and earlier of the product. For additional information about new product names, see Citrix eDocs, the Citrix Product Documentation Library, and search for 'New Product and Feature Names.'

  • After installing this hotfix rollup pack, earlier versions of the Delivery Services Console do not refresh properly when you move large numbers of applications from one folder to another. To prevent this issue, Citrix recommends that you upgrade to Version 5.0.2 of the console, which ships with Feature Pack 2. [#216569].

  • After installing this hotfix rollup pack, Presentation Server 4.5 licensing will be enforced for the Application Streaming feature available in the Enterprise and Platinum editions. As a result, this feature will start to consume Presentation Server licenses and any individual Streaming (CSS) licenses received and activated in the past will no longer be utilized.

  • After installing this hotfix rollup pack, settings for the Presentation Server Console/XenApp Advanced Configuration are no longer read from the %USERPROFILE% folder but from the %APPLICATION DATA% folder. Therefore, if you are upgrading a server to this hotfix rollup pack from a server that is at Hotfix Rollup Pack 3 level or earlier and want to retain the existing console settings, you must move the Citrix/Management Console folder from %USERPROFILE% to %APPLICATION DATA%. [#194127]

  • After installing this hotfix rollup pack, applications for which parameter passing is enabled might fail to launch. This is a result of the implementation of Fix #182305, which enforces tighter command line validation by default. Among potentially affected applications is the Citrix Conferencing Manager, any application that attempts to open a file over a UNC path [#186923], and Microsoft Office applications on WISP (Web Interface for SharePoint). As a workaround, you may choose to disable the fix:

    For Citrix Conferencing Manager:

    1. Go to the server properties of Citrix Conference Room.
    2. Select the published application and click Edit.
    3. In the Custom Application Location dialog box, select 'Specify custom command line and working directory.'
    4. Append %** to the command line (for example, 'C:Program FilesCitrixCMCMCRoom.exe' %**).
    5. Specify a working directory.
    6. Apply the changes.

    For individual applications:

    1. Go to the Location property of the published application, for example, Microsoft Word.
    2. Append %** to the command line (for example, 'C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice12winword.exe' %**).
    3. Specify a working directory.
    4. Apply the changes.

    Alternatively, it is possible to disable the fix at the server level by setting the following registry key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlCitrixwfshellTWI
    Name: PublishedAppCommandLineFlag
    Type: DWORD
    Data: 0

  • For information about Command Line Parameter Validation for XenApp, see Knowledge Center articles CTX117316 and CTX115245.

  • After installing this hotfix rollup pack, Internet Explorer might experience difficulties handling Web pages with Adobe Flash rich content. For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX121023. [#215256]

  • After installing this hotfix rollup pack, two instances of XenApp Advanced Configuration might appear on the ICA toolbar. [#217312]

  • Fix #230816 modifies the current default behavior as follows:

    After installing this hotfix rollup pack, all client drives are mapped and connected upon logon automatically and by default. This includes floppy disk, CD-ROM, local, and remote drives. If you need to disable automatic mapping and connection of drives upon logon, utilize the Mappings and/or Connection policies (HDX Plug-n-Play > Client Resources > Drives). For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX123992.

  • In support of some of the features included in Feature Pack 2, this hotfix rollup pack upgrades, just as Hotfix Rollup Pack 5 did, the internal product version from 4.5 to 4.6. As a result, using MFCOM to extract the version number of Hotfix Rollup Pack 5, for example with Server.WinServerObject5.MPSVersion, returns Version 4.6 instead of 4.5. Modify your MFCOM scripts or tools accordingly.

  • When adding the ValidSites registry key to redirect specific URLs from server to client, specify the URLs without http://. For example, add www.citrix.com, not http://www.citrix.com. [#161177]

  • Certain users cannot access the Event Log. This might cause some expected event messages to be missing. For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX118466. [#197462]

  • If you publish or modify an application on a server where this hotfix rollup pack was installed on top of XenApp 5/Presentation Server 4.5 base installation (without other hotfix rollup packs), the application throws an exception if you try to modify it after uninstalling this hotfix rollup pack. [#166266]

This hotfix rollup pack introduces the following fixes that have not been previously released:

ConsoleServer/Farm Administration
Data StoreSession/Connection
IMA ServiceShadowing
Installation ManagerSmart Cards
Load BalancingSystem Exceptions
PrintingUser Experience
Resource ManagerUser Interface
Security IssuesMiscellaneous

Console

Data
  1. Moving servers from one Delivery Services Console folder to another can cause those servers to no longer be visible in the console even though they continue to accept connections and are seen when running Qfarm.

    To enable this fix, you must:

    1. Run DSCHECK /full folders /clean.
    2. Restart the server.
    3. For each missing server, run DSCHECK /full groups /AddMember <GroupUID> <ServerUID>.
    4. Restart the server.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#253940]

Data Store

  1. When using MFCOM, duplicate instances of published applications with identical browser names can be created. This fix updates the DSCHECK utility so that you can detect and delete such duplicate publication instances. If you are affected by this issue, install this fix and then:

    1. Run DSCHECK /full apps /DeleteDuplicateApp (to list duplicate application instances)
    2. Run DSCHECK /full apps /DeleteDuplicateApp /Clean (to remove duplicate application instances)

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#250411]

IMA Service

  1. The IMA Service can take upwards of one hour to start on servers that have to traverse a WAN to communicate with the data store. The issue occurs because the IMA Service checks the data store for Microsoft License Information for non-Windows clients. With this fix, the check is performed more efficiently.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#225670]

  2. The IMA Service might exit unexpectedly with error code 0x80000003.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#232191]

Installation Manager

  1. It is possible to edit configured Installation Manager jobs to be scheduled to occur in the 'past.' The issue occurs when editing a job scheduled to occur on a future date but at an earlier time of day than present. In such cases, the job starts deploying immediately.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#253345]

Load Balancing

  1. Load evaluators do not properly scale to threshold values when using Memory Utilization as the only rule. To enable this fix, you must set the following registry key and then restart the IMA Service:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixIMARUNTIME
    Name: EnableNewMemUseLoadCalc
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 1

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#232738]

  2. Load balancing, when configured based on servers and applications, might not work correctly at times. This results in new connections going to the same server rather than to the least loaded server.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#232105]

Printing

  1. Print jobs are automatically deleted from the printer queues of autocreated network printers when an administrator logs off from a client session.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#233506]

  2. The Print Spooler Service can experience an exception on cpproc.dll, printer autocreation to fail intermittently.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#232501]

  3. With SmoothRoaming enabled, users must relaunch sessions to reenumerate and update session printers after roaming to a different location. This feature enhancement introduces dynamic printer discovery to automatically reenumerate and update session printers after roaming to a different location so that relaunching of sessions is no longer necessary. To enable this enhancement, you must also deploy a client hotfix that includes Fix #226929.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#226929]

  4. Local printer properties might not be properly applied to session printers.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#223899]

  5. With a Citrix policy in place not to autocreate printers but use only the Citrix Universal Printer, the universal printer is not available when you connect to a session from a second client device.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#254142]

Resource Manager

  1. Resource Manager can fail to collect process information. To enable this fix, you must create the following registry key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixCitrix Resource Manager
    Name: TimeOutValueInMilliSec
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 1800000 or greater

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#220407]

Security Issues

  1. The Citrix SSL Relay Configuration tool can fail to correctly create the outbound connection policies defined in its Connection tab. After applying this fix on affected deployments, the policies are modified to disallow all outgoing connections. As a result, SSL connections can stop working. In order to recreate the correct policies and allow SSL connections to work again, you must rerun the Citrix SSL Relay Configuration tool, verify the policies in itsConnection tab and click Apply. The next time server restarts, the correct policies are in place.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#228352]

  2. This fix addresses a security vulnerability related to Citrix Secure Gateway. For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX128168.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#252520]

  3. This fix addresses a security vulnerability. For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX129430.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#260479]

Server/Farm Administration

  1. This feature enhancement adds support for Configuration Logging on 64-bit servers that are configured to use only FIPS-approved cryptography.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#229036]

  2. This update to the DSCHECK utility allows for the deletion of Installation Manager packages with missing package inventory records.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#232015]

  3. Configuration Logging reports can return incorrect server/zone affiliations. The issue occurs when the name of one zone (zone_one) is a subset of the name of another zone (zone_one_two).

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#255947]

  4. This enhancement adds server reboot schedules to the Configuration Logging feature.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#240378]

  5. When using MFCOM to create and assign Citrix policies through Windows PowerShell, an error occurs if you try to assign the policy to a string containing a wildcard(*). This happens only for the first string in the assignment; subsequent strings can contain wildcards and work correctly.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#258365]

  6. When modifying the election preference of a server, the Configuration Logging database incorrectly reports: 'Server removed from zone.'

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#255926]

  7. The Citrix End User Experience Monitoring (SemsService.exe) fails to capture the following server startup metrics:

    • Profile Load (PLSD)
    • Login Script Execution (LSESD)

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#257507]

  8. Modifications to a server's reboot schedule made by clicking Apply to Other Servers on a server's Reboot Schedule property sheet fail to get written to the Configuration Logging database.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#257634]

  9. With memory optimization enabled at the farm level, updates to the Memory Optimization Exclusion List are not appropriately propagated to the registry of member servers.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#257379]

Session/Connection

  1. Attempts to terminate certain application from the Connection Center fail.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#232330]

  2. On servers with Fix #231830 installed, logon attempts made using the Receiver for Android fail at the stage where the 'Running Logon Scripts' message is displayed.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#260424]

  3. In certain configurations, attempts to synchronize Windows Mobile devices in a session can fail.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#261794]

Shadowing

  1. In scenarios where the XenApp Acceleration feature of Branch Repeater 5.5 is enabled (default) to compress and accelerate ICA traffic over WANs, shadowing a published desktop session across the WAN can cause the client session to disconnect unexpectedly.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#236597]

Smart Cards

  1. Attempts to reconnect to a disconnected session fail if made from a device that uses a smart card reader of a different type or make than the previous device.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#253473]

  2. When using smart cards along with Kerberos authentication, users can be locked out unexpectedly before presenting a password or PIN. The issue occurs because XenApp attempts an early logon validation before credentials are submitted. This results in a failed logon attempt, potentially putting the user past the lockout threshold.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#255494]

  3. In certain scenarios, attempts to reconnect to a disconnected session using a smart card can fail because the smart card prompt does not appear.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#260711]

System Exceptions

Install Data Protector 7 On Linux

  1. The IMA Service can exit unexpectedly when an Oracle data store becomes unavailable.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#208290]

  2. A disconnecting session can render the server unresponsive. No ICA, RDP or console session can be established until you restart the server. The issue is caused by one or more pending writes on a stack while the stack is being disconnected. This fix introduces a configurable counter that determines the number of times to attempt the write before failing it when a disconnect on the stack was initiated.

    To configure the counter, you must set the following registry key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMcurrentcontrolsetcontrolterminal serverwdsicawd
    Name: DisconnectTimeoutRetry
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: A value in the range of 10 - 150

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#250000]

  3. Servers might experience a fatal exception, displaying a blue screen. The dump file displays: 'PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA (50) at vdtw30!PublishEverything+0x1b.'

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#243393]

User Experience

  1. WAV sound can appear jittery in client sessions on devices running Windows XP with Soundmax cards. To enable this fix, you must set the following registry key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlTerminal ServerWinStationsICA-tcpAudioConfig
    Name: FastPullFactorForRealtime
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: <Range of 1-15>

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#229649]

User Interface

  1. Certain published applications, when launched in seamless mode, fail to place associated application icons in the notification area.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#228525]

  2. In support of Fix #228352, this fix removes the Any button from the Citrix SSL Relay Configuration tool. It also removes references to the button from related Help files.

    From Fix #228352:

    The Citrix SSL Relay Configuration tool can fail to correctly create the outbound connection policies defined in its Connection tab. After applying this fix on affected deployments, the policies are modified to disallow all outgoing connections. As a result, SSL connections can stop working. In order to recreate the correct policies and allow SSL connections to work again, you must rerun the Citrix SSL Relay Configuration tool, verify the policies in itsConnection tab and click Apply. The next time server restarts, the correct policies are in place.

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#257126]

Miscellaneous

  1. Attempts to connect to a XenApp server can fail and the following error message appears: 'Cannot connect to the Citrix XenApp Server. SSL Error 4: Attempted to connect using the (TLS V1.0 SSL V3.0) protocol(s). The server rejected the connection.'

    [From PSE450W2K3R07][#224514]

The following fixes were included in hotfixes released since Hotfix Rollup Pack 6. All those hotfixes are replaced by Hotfix Rollup Pack 7:

  1. On devices with limited video rendering capacity, scrolling an application window causes the window to keep scrolling for a while longer. This fix introduces support for the following registry key that, when set, allows you to configure the delay between the moment the key is released and the moment the scrolling stops:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrix
    Name: ProcessDelayList
    Type: REG_SZ
    Data: <Application>:<Number; range: 1 - 15000. Higher number means longer delay.>

    For example: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixProcessDelayList =excel.exe:2000; Word.exe:1000

    [From PSE450R05W2K3057][#240792]

  2. The following error message can appear when launching a published desktop or a published application: 'The application failed to initialize properly (0x06d007e). Click on OK to terminate the application.'

    [From PSE450R06W2K3001][#232671]

  3. After an anonymous user logs off, the Anonymous user profile folder becomes locked and cannot be deleted or accessed.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3004][#222360]

  4. Mapped client drives are not mapped to applications running in virtual desktop or XenApp sessions.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3005][#230816]

  5. With configuration logging enabled (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareCitrixIMARUNTIMEPSRequired = 1), the SMA Service can fail to start with System event ID 7001, 'The Citrix SMA Service service depends on the Citrix Independent Management Architecture Service which failed to start because of the following error: After starting, the service hung in a start-pending state.'

    [From PSE450R06W2K3006][#219157]

  6. Upon server restart with configuration logging enabled, the IMA Service can take an unspecified amount of time to start.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3006][#221158]

  7. Attempts by custom administrators to modify content redirection settings for streamed applications fail.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3006][#229576]

  8. A significant delay can occur when accessing a large number of files at the same time. The issue occurs with files whose timestamp attributes, such as creation or modification dates, are read as part of the file access.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3008][#229619]

  9. With browser acceleration enabled, attempts to use Internet Explorer to upload JPG or GIF files to a Web server fail. The issue occurs as a result of the way browser acceleration handles MIME types. To enable this fix, must set the following registry keys:

    • On 32-bit Windows:

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixSpeedScreen
      Name: MimeFlags
      Type: REG_DWORD
      Data: 1 (to enable fix)

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixSpeedScreen
      Name: MimeFlagsType
      Type: REG_DWORD
      Data: 1

    • On 64-bit Windows:

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCitrixSpeedScreen
      Name: MimeFlags
      Type: REG_DWORD
      Data: 1 (to enable fix)

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCitrixSpeedScreen
      Name: MimeFlagsType
      Type: REG_DWORD
      Data: 1

    [From PSE450R06W2K3009][#231266]

  10. Attempts to open a Resource Manager summary log from the console can fail and the following error message appears: 'Could not read the oldest Server Log file.'

    [From PSE450R06W2K3010][#231044]

  11. Connections from WinCE clients can get randomly dropped before the server logon screen appears.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3011][#230540]

  12. If a smart card is present in the card reader at the client device, logons can become unresponsive and time out after 120 seconds. The issue occurs when a legal notice banner is configured and the connection is configured for explicit credentials. In such scenarios, the presence of the smart card at logon invokes the PIN prompt window, which goes unnoticed because it is hidden behind the legal notice.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3013][#230677]

  13. The logon process stops at the 'Running logon scripts' stage, preventing the application from completely launching and users from logging on. This is caused by Winlogon.exe exiting unexpectedly. Dr. Watson references CtxNotif.dll as the faulting module.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3014][#231848]

  14. The Single sign-on plug-in icon does not appear in the notification area in XenApp sessions.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3014][#233646]

  15. Overview

    This feature enhancement introduces client folder redirection - the ability to map individual client folders into user sessions. A refinement of the existing client drive redirection feature, this enhancement offers greater granularity in controlling which particular client folders can be accessed in user sessions. It can be instrumental in protecting sensitive data and files by allowing only particular client folders to be accessed in user sessions.

    Note: To enable this enhancement, you must install both Hotfix Rollup Pack 7 (on the server) and Version 12.0.2 of the online plug-in or its replacement (on the client device).

    Installation Instructions

    Client Device

    1. On the computer where you want to install the plug-in, type the following at a command prompt:

      CitrixOnlinePluginFull.exe [Options] or

      CitrixOnlinePluginWeb.exe [Options]

      See http://support.citrix.com/proddocs/topic/online-plugin-120-windows/ica-configure-command-line.html for detailed online plug-in installation instructions.

    2. (Optional.) The product is installed and configured for use in standard drive redirection mode. Folder redirection can be configured in the Connection Center (see 'Making client-side folders available as a server-side drive letter' below).

      Alternatively, you can preconfigure your client software by adding the following registry key and value to the client computer:
      [HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareCitrixICA ClientEngine] CFROnlyMode=1

    Server Computer

    On a server running XenApp 5/Presentation Server 4.5 for Windows Server 2003:

    1. Install Hotfix Rollup Pack 7.
    2. Restart the server.
    3. The product is installed and configured for use in standard drive redirection mode. You can enable Client Folder Redirection by modifying the following registry key and value on the server.
      32-bit Windows Server 2003:
      [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareCitrixClient Folder RedirectionCFROnlyModeAvailable =1
      64-bit Windows Server 2003:
      [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareWow6432NodeCitrixClient Folder RedirectionCFROnlyModeAvailable =1

    Making client-side folders available as a server-side drive letter

    1. Using Version 12.0.2 of the online-plug-in or its replacement, launch a hosted session to a server with Hotfix Rollup Pack 7 installed.
    2. Right-click the plug-in icon in the notification area and select Connection Center.
    3. To open the Access to local drives/folders dialog, select Drives/Folders under Local Access.
    4. Select Custom to enable client folder redirection-only mode and click Add to display the Add local folder dialog.
    5. In the Folder field, use the Browse button to find and select the folder on the client device to be redirected.
    6. Select the drive letter to represent this folder inside the hosted session. If the selected drive letter is not available on the server, a different drive letter is automatically assigned.
    7. Click OK to save the configuration, and then click OK to return to the Connection Center.

    The new drive appears in My Computer.

    Using the File Security dialog

    When you access the new drive, a File Security dialog appears once per session for every site (Citrix Web Interface server) to which you connect, requiring you to specify if redirection should occur or not. You can specify:

    Yes - allows redirection
    No – does not allow redirection
    Read only checkbox– allows only read-only access
    Do not ask again – does not display this dialog in subsequent sessions

    Overriding the preference for displaying the File Security dialog

    1. In the Connection Center, under Local Access, select Drives/Folders to open the Access to local drives/folders dialog.
    2. To override the File Security dialog display preference to apply to all sessions, select Ask me before allowing online applications and desktops to access these folders.

    Important Notes

    • This enhancement requires both Hotfix Rollup Pack 7 (on the server) and Version 12.0.2 of the online plug-in or its replacement (on the client device).
    • Disconnecting a redirected folder by using the net use command or Windows Explorer Disconnect Network Drive on the hosted session does not remove the client folder redirection configuration for that folder. The disconnection occurs in the session, but the redirected client folder is reconnected on the next session startup. This is by design. To remove the client folder redirection completely:
      1. Right-click the online plug icon in the notification area and select Connection Center.
      2. To open the Access to local drives/folders dialog, under Local Access, select Drives/Folders.
      3. Highlight the folder and click Remove.
    • Configuration of redirected folders is not read dynamically in a seamless Explorer (nonpublished desktop) session. Workaround: Restart the session (disconnect, then reconnect).
    • The server-side IMA policies (configured in XenApp Advanced Configuration) do not apply to client folder redirection. Therefore, disabling any client-drive mapping policy by way of IMA policies still allows client folder redirection.
    • Configuration of client-side policies (policies set using icaclient.adm) do affect client folder redirection. When such client-side policies are set to disable drive mapping, client folder redirection is still configurable but folder mapping does not occur.
    • When the server-side registry setting (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareCitrixClient Folder RedirectionCFROnlyModeAvailable) is set to 0, and the client-side user chooses to redirect client-side folders, neither folders nor drives are redirected. This is by design for security reasons. If the client user chooses not to expose all drive letters (by choosing folders only), these will not be redirected. This table shows all possible combinations of these settings:
    • Server Side Registry

      CFROnlyModeAvailable

      Client Side Registry

      CFROnlyMode

      CFR Folders Redirected

      CDM (Fixed drives) (and DCDM) Redirected

      ON

      ON(1)

      YES

      NO

      OFF (OR UNDEFINED (2))

      OFF (OR UNDEFINED)

      NO

      YES

      ON

      OFF (OR UNDEFINED)

      NO

      YES

      OFF (OR UNDEFINED)

      ON

      NO

      NO (3)

      <Non CFR Server> (4)

      ON

      NO

      INACCESSIBLE (5)

      <Non CFR Server>

      OFF (OR UNDEFINED)

      NO

      YES

      ON

      <Non CFR Client>

      NO

      YES

      OFF (OR UNDEFINED)

      <Non CFR Client>

      NO

      YES

    (1) This setting is on by default using a registry setting after installation. ON on the client means the user selected Custom in the Access to local drives/folders dialog. OFF on the client means the user selectedAll hard disks and devices with removable storage (default) in the Access to local drives/folders dialog. ON on the server makes the client folder redirection available to users.

    (2) UNDEFINED means a missing registry key.

    (3) As a security measure, no redirection occurs here, because the client is not expecting any redirection.

    (4) Non CFR refers to versions of either the client or server software that does not have the client folder redirection feature.

    (5) Drives are still redirected (enumerated).

    [From PSE450R06W2K3015][#231830]

  16. Session information for sessions launched from the Web Interface using Version 11 of the online plug-in for Macintosh displays a blank error (').

    [From PSE450R06W2K3016][#220122]

  17. The IMAsrv.exe process can become unresponsive as a result of improper synchronization in ImaRuntimeSs.dll when concurrently accessing shared data in multiple threads.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3017][#231175]

  18. Discovery can take a long time to execute when a full administrator is member of many Active Directory groups while it takes only a short time for local administrators.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3018][#235076]

  19. A lack of explicit support for the WMA9 codec results in uncompressed audio samples being transmitted to the client, which leads to high bandwidth consumption during audio playback using the WMA9 codec. This fix introduces explicit support for the WMA9 codec.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3019][#235531]

  20. This enhancement to the TWAIN redirection feature introduces support for file transfer mode. File transfer mode is used by certain TWAIN applications to transfer scanned files from the client device to the server for processing. This is the server-side component of the enhancement. To enable the enhancement in its entirety, you must also deploy a plug-in hotfix that contains Fix #230466.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3021][#230466]

  21. Some applications experience a fatal exception while exiting in a published desktop session. The issue occurs when mmhook.dll dereferences a null pointer.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3023][#234920]

  22. Windows Internet Explorer can exit unexpectedly when SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration or HDX 3D Browser Acceleration is enabled.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3024][#221411]

  23. speedscreenfilter.dll can cause Windows Internet Explorer to exit unexpectedly while processing GIF files.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3024][#235841]

  24. IBM Lotus Notes Calendar does not reflect the correct time when run as a published application. The issue occurs because Lotus Notes Calendar runs as a Java program on the server but does not use java.exe or javaw.exe. This fix introduces support for the following registry key that lets you add a list of programs that run as Java programs but do not use java.exe or javaw.exe. Berthold akzidenz grotesk light font free download. When a program loads tzhook.dll, which handles the implementation of local time and time zones, it will check against this list; if a match is found, the requisite additional APIs are hooked so that the correct time and time zone appear in the session:

    • On 32-bit Windows:

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixCtxHookAppInit_DllsPer Session Time Zone
      Name: javaexes
      Type: MULTI_SZ
      Data: <list of program names that run as Java programs but do not use java.exe or javaw.exe>

    • On 64-bit Windows:

      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCitrixCtxHookAppInit_DllsPer Session Time Zone
      Name: javaexes
      Type: MULTI_SZ
      Data: <list of program names that run as Java programs but do not use java.exe or javaw.exe>

    [From PSE450R06W2K3025][#231478]

  25. The Receiver for Linux session can display the correct time and date but an incorrect location. For example, a client device set to the Singapore time zone (GMT+8) might display an accurate time of GMT+8 but display Hong Kong as the time zone location. To resolve this issue in its entirety, you must also install a Receiver for Linux hotfix that contains Fix #236065.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3025][#236065]

  26. Attempts to terminate the csrss.exe, smss.exe and wininit.exe system processes from the console or by way of a shell script utilizing MFCOM can cause the server CPU consumption to spike. This fix prevents the ability to terminate these specific processes from the console or by way of MFCOM scripts. However, it does not prevent you from terminating other Windows system processes, such as WinLogon.

    Caution: Attempts to terminate such Windows system processes can cause servers to experience a fatal exception, displaying a blue screen.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3026][#223178]

  27. When the Windows logon takes a long time due to, for example, Active Directory authentication, a full-screen published desktop does not display a status indicator to provide status feedback. This can be confusing to users. This fix modifies the behavior of the status indicator so that the indicator remains visible until the authentication completes.

    Note: To correct this issue in its entirety, you must install both a server hotfix and a plug-in hotfix that contains Fix #235374.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3028][#235374]

  28. After reconnecting to a disconnected session, server-side shared network drives might no longer be mapped into the session. The issue is a result of a drive mapping conflict and occurs if a network share uses the same drive letter (for example, F:) on the server as a USB device or smart card reader on the client device.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3031][#233021]

  29. This fix addresses an issue where:

    • the IMA Service runs out of memory and becomes unresponsive frequently
    • Event Viewer messages are written each time dynamic store memory allcations fail
    • the thread pool health monitoring feature fails to detect the out-of-memory condition and a new zone data collector does not take over

    This fix adds a call from the dynamic store to the self-monitoring feature, so that when the dynamic store detects an out-of-memory condition, a new zone data collector is elected. It also limits the rate of out-of-memory Event Viewer messages to one every 15 seconds.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3033][#236620]

  30. The data collector can become unresponsive when using Branch Repeater to connect to the zone.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3035][#235107]

  31. Custom VC driver dlls that use long filenames, as opposed to adhering to the 8.3 filename standard, can cause connection attempts to be rejected. This enhancement introduces support for the following registry key to permit use of long filenames or enforce the 8.3 filename standard:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlTerminal ServerWdsicawd
    Name: ModuleNameOverride
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 1 = crop VC driver name on the server and continue; 0 (or not set) = enforce 8.3 filename adherence

    [From PSE450R06W2K3035][#245060]

  32. Servers with Hotfix Rollup Pack 5 or 6 installed can run out of non-paged pool memory in the ICA Pool tag. The issue occurs when users log on to the server and its frequency increases with the amount of time since the most recent restart and the number of logons since the restart.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3035][#249829]

  33. Servers might experience a fatal exception, displaying a blue screen, on cdm.sys with bugcheck code CB.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3036][#224799]

  34. Disconnecting and reconnecting to a session using smart card authentication can create a temporary session with the Winlogon and CSRSS processes running.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3038][#241916]

  35. Running Discovery can fail for custom administrators.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3039][#244881]

  36. sphook.dll can cause published instances of Windows Internet Explorer to exit unexpectedly.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3041][#238086]

  37. This fix addresses a security vulnerability. For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX128169.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3042][#241756]

  38. If a user has multiple simultaneous connections and removes and reinserts a smart card, Version 11.2 of the plug-in can become unresponsive. To enable this fix, you must set the following registry key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixSmartCard
    Name: KeepLockTillEndTxSuccess
    Type: REG_SZ
    Data: 1

    [From PSE450R06W2K3043][#227329]

  39. In certain configurations, attempts by custom administrators to view the read-only properties of published applications from the console can fail. When this happens, the following error message appears and the console can become unresponsive:

    'Failed to read application properties: [app name]' Details: 'Access Denied.'

    To enable this fix, run the following command and then restart the computer:

    dscheck /full Admintools /AddAdminCapEventID 'View Applications' 1900617

    [From PSE450R06W2K3044][#242424]

  40. When shadowing a session from a seamless published Access Management Console/Delivery Services Console on a multiple monitor client, the shadowee's Windows Taskbar might no longer be available in the shadowee's session.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3045][#235564]

  41. Even with the session limit set to 1 at the farm level, it is possible for users to open two sessions. This can happen at times of long logon times that can cause users to click an application link multiple times. After disconnecting both sessions, users can no longer reconnect to either session.

    This fix introduces support for the following registry key that, if set, counts only active sessions against the farm level session limit and thus allows a user to reconnect as long as that user's session limit is not exceeded:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixIMA
    Name: AppLimitExceededAllowReconnect
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 1

    Note: You must restart the IMA Service for this change to take effect.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3046][#249607]

  42. Programs that use client mapped COM ports can become unresponsive and show other unexpected behavior.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3047][#240968]

  43. Servers might experience a fatal exception on cdm.sys with bugcheck code 0xC2.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3047][#250143]

  44. Servers can become unresponsive and stop working unexpectedly. The issue can be observed when anonymous user directories are not completely deleted during logoff and the user's profile is locked out as a result.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3048][#251796]

  45. The Citrix Print Service (Cpsvc.exe) can experience an Exception C0000005 (access violation).

    [From PSE450R06W2K3050][#227624]

  46. When reconnecting to a disconnected session, local printers are mapped into the session and the default printer changes to a local printer instead of a network printer. This occurs even when client printer mapping is disabled for the user’s Active Directory (AD) account. The issue occurs on systems where Fix #226969 is installed.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3050][#252153]

  47. Domain controllers log Security Event ID 529 logon failures for user name '. These log entries occur in error.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3051][#243404]

  48. 'Authenticated users' attempting to connect to servers running XenApp 5 for Windows Server 2003 (both clean installs and upgrades) can experience up to 42-second delays during application launches. The issue is related to a lengthy API function call. This fix introduces support for the following registry key that, when set, bypasses the function call:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixIMA
    Name: DoNotUseADSI
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 1

    [From PSE450R06W2K3051][#247733]

  49. When reconnecting to a disconnected session where Microsoft Office Communicator is running in seamless mode, a gray window appears on the screen.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3053][#250350]

  50. Servers might experience a fatal exception, displaying a blue screen, on Cdm.sys with stop code 0x0A when using smart card authentication.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3054][#247954]

  51. The IMA Service might become unresponsive on the zone data collector, causing users to no longer be able to connect.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3055][#254762]

  52. Windows XP and Vista sessions running on servers with Hotfix PSE450R06W2K3025 installed can display the correct time and date but an incorrect location. For example, a client device set to the Singapore time zone (GMT+8) might display an accurate time of GMT+8 but display Hong Kong as the time zone location.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3056][#257766]

  53. Canceling or ignoring a smart card PIN prompt results in an orphaned session. The issue occurs because there is no timeout associated with the Windows Logon screen that appears when canceling or ignoring the PIN prompt. This fix introduces support for the following registry key that allows you to set a time, in seconds, after which the session is terminated unless a logon completes successfully:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixLogon
    Name: LogonIdleTimeout
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 150-240 (decimal)

    [From PSE450R06W2K3058][#256036]

  54. Servers can become unresponsive, refusing to accept new connections and to log off existing ones. The issue can occur when the server is sending messages and the client is not responding.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3060][#256456]

  55. After reconnecting to a disconnected full-screen published desktop session, the desktop can display incorrectly and be unresponsive to keyboard and mouse input.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3061][#256110]

  56. Provisioned XenApp servers refuse to accept connections if they are restarted while the license server is unavailable. The issue occurs because the license server cache file, MPS-WSXICA_MPS-WSXICA.ini, is saved in the%systemroot%Program FilesCitrix folder, which might be unavailable when the server image shuts down.

    This fix allows you to save the license server cache file in a shared network location - a location separate from the XenApp server image - so that the file is available even when the server image shuts down. If you save the file in a location away from the server image, you must set the following registry key to point to the cache file location:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECitrixInstall
    Name: LSWSXICALocation
    Type: REG_SZ
    Data: <network location of license server cache file>

    Note: You must restart the server after this registry edit in order for the license file to be cached.

    For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX131202.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3062][#242177]

  57. Servers might experience a fatal exception related to Dynamic Client drive mapping, displaying a blue screen.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3062][#252333]

  58. Regardless of the number of invalid logon attempts permitted by way of an Active Directory policy, users are locked out of Active Directory after just one invalid logon attempt to the Shadow taskbar.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3063][#259528]

  59. Even though forward slashes (/) are legal characters in names of Active Directory organizational units (OU), MFCOM fails to enumerate users for applications who are members of OUs whose names contain that a forward slash.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3065][#259537]

  60. Running the qfarm /app /load command from a non-zone data collector returns an invalid valid value of 99990.

    [From PSE450R06W2K3066][#256458]

This hotfix rollup pack also includes all fixes contained in the hotfix rollup packs it replaces. For a list of fixes included in each of the replaced hotfix rollup packs, see the corresponding Knowledge Center articles:

Replaced Hotfix Rollup PackKnowledge Center Article
PSE450W2K3R01CTX112618
PSE450W2K3R02CTX116289
PSE450W2K3R03CTX115626
PSE450W2K3R04CTX119069
PSE450W2K3R05CTX120923
PSE450W2K3R06CTX122756

Notes:

  • See Special Installation Instructions for Application Streaming with Advanced Edition (CTX120305) and Known Installation Issues with This Release above for known install behaviors and their workarounds.

  • This hotfix rollup pack is packaged with Microsoft Windows Installer 3.0 as a .msp file. For more information about deploying .msp files, see Microsoft article 884016 or visit the Microsoft Web site and search on keyword msiexec.

  • This hotfix rollup pack might or might not prompt you to restart the server when the installation is complete. If you are using the Access Suite Console, you must restart the server after installing this hotfix rollup pack to ensure that it is added to or removed from the console's hotfix inventory list.

To install this hotfix rollup pack:

  1. Copy the hotfix rollup pack to an empty folder on the hard drive of the server you want to update.

  2. Close all applications.

  3. Run the executable.

  4. Restart the server.

  5. If you are using the Delivery Services Console, restart the server to ensure the hotfix rollup pack is added to the console's hotfix inventory list.

(For use only when instructed by Citrix Technical Support) PSE450W2K3R07 Symbols for Windows Server 2003

Files Updated (All Dates/Times UTC)

File Name

Date

Time

Size

00000402.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

12,048

00000405.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

13,847

00000406.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,292

00000407.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,444

00000408.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

11,546

00000409.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,614

0000040a.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,346

0000040b.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,098

0000040c.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,430

0000040e.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

13,499

0000040f.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,183

00000410.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,527

00000411.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

7,048

00000413.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,250

00000414.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,062

00000415.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

11,001

00000416.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,310

00000418.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

13,544

00000419.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

12,835

0000041a.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

13,553

0000041b.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

13,508

0000041d.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,337

0000041f.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,280

00000424.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

13,900

00000425.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

11,119

00000426.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,602

00000807.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,319

00000809.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,488

0000080a.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,184

0000080c.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,140

00000813.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,125

00000816.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,349

00000c0c.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,074

00001009.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,056

0000100c.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,319

00001809.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,397

00010405.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

13,539

00010407.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,246

00010409.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,614

0001040a.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,099

00010410.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

10,539

00010415.kbd

06/10/2011

14:00

13,499

0001041b.kbd

06/10/2011

14:01

13,544

0001041f.kbd

06/10/2011

14:01

10,210

00010c0c.kbd

06/10/2011

14:01

10,078

00010c1a.kbd

06/10/2011

14:01

10,616

00020409.kbd

06/10/2011

14:01

10,147

00030409.kbd

06/10/2011

14:01

10,614

00040409.kbd

06/10/2011

14:01

10,614

00050408.kbd

06/10/2011

14:01

10,391

acrcfg.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

22,016

AgentSVC.exe

06/10/2011

14:53

180,224

aggressivecompression.exe

06/10/2011

14:06

13,312

AIE.dll

09/10/2009

15:53

173,376

AIECom.exe

09/10/2009

15:54

17,216

AIEIMA.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

33,792

AIERun.exe

06/10/2011

14:12

10,240

AieSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

86,016

AIESetup.exe

06/10/2011

14:12

34,816

AieSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

245,896

altaddr.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

32,768

AltisUl.dll

06/10/2011

14:52

229,376

apsdk.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

102,400

asynchook.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

77,824

auditlog.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

33,792

CAEServerSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

12,800

CAEServerSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

34,952

CB155441-DAFE-11D8-B092-005056C00008.js

01/07/2011

21:10

6,654

CB155445-DAFE-11D8-B092-005056C00008.js

01/07/2011

21:10

6,565

ccticket.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

73,728

cdfdrv.sys

06/20/2011

22:10

31,280

CdfSvc.exe

06/20/2011

21:48

320,832

cdm.sys

06/10/2011

14:30

382,880

cdmprov.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

81,920

cdmsvc.exe

06/10/2011

13:58

61,440

CgpCore.dll

03/09/2011

20:29

116,112

chfarm.exe

05/16/2011

13:24

151,552

chgcdm.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

53,248

Citrix.Diagnostics.dll

06/20/2011

21:49

42,328

Citrix.Diagnostics.Recorder.Cdf.dll

06/20/2011

21:49

38,264

CitrixFarmProv.dll

06/20/2011

22:14

212,992

CitrixLogServer.dll

05/16/2011

13:20

139,264

CitrixLogServer.tlb

05/16/2011

13:20

12,408

citrixProv.XP10FR3.mof

01/07/2011

21:11

2,005

clnthelp.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

5,120

cltprint.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

17,408

CMCRebrandIcaToolbar.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

12,525

cmstart.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

15,360

ConfigMgrSvr.exe

06/10/2011

14:01

65,536

CPatch.exe

06/20/2011

22:19

106,496

Cpatchbackup_Files.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

2,885

CpatchRestore_Files.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

4,097

cpmon.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

114,688

cpproc.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

16,384

cpprov.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

126,976

CPR169666.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

2,624

CPR181819.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

10,700

CPR190995.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

772

CPR194816.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

5,673

CPR228409.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

2,959

cpscom.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

262,144

cpscom.tlb

06/10/2011

14:52

8,192

CpsSdkClient.tlb

06/10/2011

15:05

67,684

CpSvc.exe

06/10/2011

13:58

376,832

Cpupdrv.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

112,552

Cpupdui.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

143,360

cshadow.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

28,672

ctxabout.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

729,088

CtxActiveSync.exe

06/10/2011

14:04

49,152

ctxadmin.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

208,896

ctxaltstr.sys

06/10/2011

14:31

62,128

CtxAudDmo.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

126,976

ctxauth.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

126,976

ctxbace.exe

06/10/2011

14:11

229,376

ctxchfarm.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

8,704

ctxconfproxy.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

98,304

ctxcpubal.exe

06/20/2011

22:14

53,520

ctxcpubulk.dll

06/20/2011

22:14

41,232

ctxcpucpu.dll

06/20/2011

22:14

53,520

ctxcpudev.dll

06/20/2011

22:14

164,112

ctxcpuperf.dll

06/20/2011

22:14

45,328

ctxcpuperf.ini

06/10/2011

13:42

14,743

ctxcpuperfCounters_dist.h

10/13/2008

19:39

670

ctxcpusched.exe

06/20/2011

22:14

160,016

ctxcpusupp.dll

06/20/2011

22:14

196,880

ctxcpusyslib.dll

06/20/2011

22:14

291,088

ctxgina.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

172,032

ctxhide.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

5,632

ctxload.exe

06/10/2011

15:06

69,632

ctxnotif.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

147,456

ctxpidmn.sys

08/24/2009

20:24

22,816

ctxprn.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

69,632

ctxrdpctls.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

43,008

ctxrdpwsx.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

90,384

ctxrmpn.sys

06/10/2011

14:31

32,680

ctxrpc.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

33,928

CtxSbx.sys

08/24/2009

20:24

201,248

CtxSbxHook.dll

09/10/2009

15:52

558,824

ctxsecureima.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

35,840

ctxsfoshellext.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

94,208

ctxsfosvc.exe

06/10/2011

14:11

139,264

ctxsmcapi.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

86,016

ctxsmcdrv.sys

06/10/2011

14:31

11,272

CtxSta.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

58,880

ctxtestdll.exe

06/10/2011

14:11

39,424

CtxVidDmo.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

126,976

CtxVidDmo1.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

126,976

ctxwmi.dll

06/20/2011

22:14

32,768

ctxxmlss.exe

06/10/2011

14:02

32,256

cupdres_de.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

77,824

cupdres_en.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

77,824

cupdres_es.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

77,824

cupdres_fr.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

77,824

cupdres_ja.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

77,824

cutildll.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

73,864

cxinjime.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

8,192

cyncstat.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

98,304

driveremap.exe

06/10/2011

14:09

192,512

drvstub.sys

06/10/2011

14:31

5,256

dscheck.exe

05/16/2011

13:24

229,376

DsMaint.exe

05/16/2011

13:23

81,920

EnableLB.exe

06/10/2011

13:55

32,256

encsvc.exe

06/10/2011

14:01

172,032

euem_app.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

118,784

exceldll.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

13,824

FilterInt.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

192,512

ftahotfixuninstall.exe

06/20/2011

22:19

6,656

HCA.Core.dll

06/10/2011

14:13

57,344

HCAService.exe

06/10/2011

14:13

20,480

icabar.exe

06/10/2011

14:07

94,208

icacdd.sys

06/10/2011

14:30

4,232

icactls.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

131,072

icammdrv.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

81,920

icaperf.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

45,568

icaperf.ini

06/10/2011

13:41

77,068

icaperf_def.h

01/07/2011

19:03

4,513

icaport.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

28,672

icareduc.sys

06/10/2011

14:30

13,960

icast.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

11,264

iexplore.exe

06/10/2011

14:03

23,040

ImaAbstract.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

7,680

ImaAccess.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

102,400

ImaAction.dll

06/10/2011

14:31

30,640

ImaAdminSal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

110,592

ImaAdminSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

180,360

ImaAdvanceSrv.exe

05/16/2011

13:20

151,552

ImaAppSal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

176,128

ImaAppSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

422,024

imacom.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

303,104

imacom.tlb

06/10/2011

14:52

11,416

ImaCommon.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

34,816

IMACompat.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

7,168

ImaDao.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

16,384

ImaDB2.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

77,824

ImaDirect.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

46,080

ImaDistSal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

30,208

ImaDistSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

94,344

ImaDomain.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

168,072

ImaExternStorageProxy.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

9,216

ImaExternStorageSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

40,584

ImaFc.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

23,552

ImaFileSal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

19,968

ImaFileSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

110,728

ImaGrpSal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

32,768

ImaGrpSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

98,440

ImaLhc.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

23,040

IMALogging.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

163,840

ImaMfRpc_Client.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

81,920

ImaMsgs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

46,592

ImaNDS.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

118,920

ImaObjectPermissions.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

69,632

ImaOracle.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

94,208

ImaOracle7.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

81,920

ImaPolicyApi.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

19,456

ImaPolicySal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

126,976

ImaPolicySs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

180,360

ImaPsSal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

49,152

ImaPsSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

168,072

ImaRaClient.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

118,784

ImaRaSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

172,168

imareduc.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

13,960

ImaRelSal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

25,088

ImaRelSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

66,184

ImaRpcClient.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

11,776

ImaRpcSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

53,896

ImaRuntimeSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

319,624

ImaSal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

9,728

ImaSql.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

180,224

ImaSrv.exe

05/16/2011

13:22

122,880

ImaSrvSal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

139,264

ImaSrvSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

1,687,688

ImaSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

40,448

ImaSystem.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

204,800

ImaUserSal.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

131,072

ImaUserSs.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

131,208

IMSMgr.jar

06/10/2011

15:00

468,543

ImsSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:56

536,712

IMS_Sal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

94,208

IMUtil.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

245,760

inf2ini.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

90,112

InstallDriver.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

2,546

keysync.exe

06/10/2011

14:05

28,672

libaprutil.dll

03/09/2011

20:26

172,032

libhttpd.dll

03/09/2011

20:26

274,432

licensing_ca.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

1,531,904

LMS20Rules.dll

06/10/2011

14:31

61,576

LmsSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

94,208

lmsss.dll

06/10/2011

14:31

307,336

LogonMonitor.dll

06/10/2011

14:31

30,648

metaframe.XP10FR3.fom

01/07/2011

21:11

2,406

metaframe.XP10FR3.mof

01/07/2011

21:11

22,438

MetaFrameProv.dll

06/20/2011

22:14

307,200

metaframeProv.XP10FR3.mof

01/07/2011

21:11

2,004

mfagent.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

81,920

MFAPHOOK.dll

05/02/2011

09:35

251,824

MfAppSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

180,224

MfAppSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

544,904

MfBrowserSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

18,944

MfBrowserSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

131,208

mfcom.exe

06/10/2011

13:57

421,888

mfcomsrv.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

1,110,016

MFContentSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

49,664

MFContentSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

135,304

mflicperf.ini

06/10/2011

13:41

9,772

MfObjectPermissions.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

47,616

MfPnSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

38,912

MfPnSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

172,168

MfPrintSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

106,496

MfPrintSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

475,272

mfreg.exe

06/10/2011

13:57

491,520

MfRpcSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

319,624

MFRules.dll

06/10/2011

14:31

68,232

MfSrvSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

376,832

MfSrvSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

2,642,056

MFXPPerf.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

31,232

mfxpperf.ini

05/16/2011

13:18

42,734

mfxpperf_def.h

01/07/2011

21:08

2,949

Mgmt.XP10FR4.mof

01/07/2011

21:11

12,884

mmhook.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

90,112

mod_async_engine.so

03/09/2011

20:27

22,528

mod_cgp.so

03/09/2011

20:26

102,400

mod_multiplexer.so

03/09/2011

20:27

15,872

mod_proxy.so

03/09/2011

20:26

26,112

MPSAL.dll

04/11/2011

15:27

94,208

pdcrypt1.sys

06/10/2011

14:31

16,264

pdcrypt2.sys

06/10/2011

14:31

181,512

pdrframe.sys

06/10/2011

14:30

13,192

policy.1.0.Citrix.Diagnostics.config

06/20/2011

21:55

597

policy.1.0.Citrix.Diagnostics.dll

06/20/2011

21:55

13,360

printcfg.exe

06/10/2011

14:07

77,824

protector.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

61,440

PS450RegBackup.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

5,004

ps_promote.exe

06/10/2011

13:55

40,960

ps_promotetool.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

20,992

ptlogoff.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

69,632

qaie.exe

06/10/2011

14:12

9,216

qfarm.exe

06/10/2011

13:55

77,824

qserver.exe

06/10/2011

14:06

45,056

RADEAPHOOK.dll

09/10/2009

15:51

253,944

RADEAppSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

77,824

RADEAppSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

168,072

radecom.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

126,976

radecom.tlb

06/10/2011

14:52

4,592

RadeMsg.dll

09/10/2009

16:00

189,768

RadeOfflineAccessDriver.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

61,440

RadeOfflineDB.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

11,776

RADESessionSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

86,016

RADESessionSs.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

1,646,728

radexml.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

69,632

ReinstallDriver.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

2,991

ResourceManager.jar

06/10/2011

15:01

1,460,294

RMAlertsAutoSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

14,984

RMAlertsSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

18,056

RMAlertsSS.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

352,392

RMAnalysisComSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:58

14,336

RMAnalysisReportsSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:58

41,096

RMAnalysisSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

9,864

RMAnalysisSS.dll

06/10/2011

14:58

364,680

RMAppSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

32,392

RMAppSS.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

106,632

RMBillingSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:58

61,576

RMBillingSS.dll

06/10/2011

14:59

356,488

rmcom.tlb

06/10/2011

14:59

5,076

RMLogFileSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

34,952

RMLogFileSS.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

73,352

RMMonitorComSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:56

25,088

RMMonitorSal.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

12,424

RMMonitorSDBSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:56

32,392

RMMonitorSID3SAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:56

7,816

RMMonitorSS.dll

06/20/2011

22:19

909,448

RMReportSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

42,120

RMReportSS.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

131,208

RMServerSS.dll

06/10/2011

14:59

41,608

RMSummaryDBSAL.dll

06/10/2011

14:55

26,760

RMSummaryDBSS.dll

06/20/2011

22:19

372,872

saginst.exe

06/10/2011

14:53

319,488

scardhook.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

122,880

schannellib.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

13,824

SDBSchemaUpd_Oracle8.sql

01/07/2011

21:11

249,788

SDBSchemaUpd_SQLServer.sql

01/07/2011

21:11

204,346

SDBSchema_Oracle8.sql

01/07/2011

21:11

276,370

SDBSchema_SQLServer.sql

01/07/2011

21:11

263,069

seamls20.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

110,592

sehook20.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

11,776

shadind.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

8,192

shappbarhook.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

6,656

shdwhook.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

8,192

SmaAlerts.xml

06/20/2011

22:08

74,704

smacom.tlb

04/11/2011

15:32

8,984

SmaSal.dll

04/11/2011

15:27

39,424

SmaService.exe.config

06/20/2011

22:09

146

SmaSs.dll

04/11/2011

15:28

585,864

SpeedScreenApi.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

77,824

SpeedScreenFilter.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

1,331,200

SpeedScreenSession.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

37,376

sphook.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

27,648

sslrelayconfig.exe

06/10/2011

14:03

122,880

sslsdk_b.dll

06/20/2011

22:10

898,480

statui.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

16,384

stuisrv.exe

06/10/2011

14:06

5,632

TUICI.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

27,136

twcds.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

19,968

twconfig.exe

06/10/2011

14:06

36,864

twexport.sys

06/10/2011

14:30

10,800

TwnHook.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

942,216

twnmux.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

90,112

twpopup.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

8,192

tzhook.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

26,112

tzuser.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

25,088

uihook.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

11,776

UIHookRegister.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

2,272

updatdrv.exe

06/10/2011

14:06

9,728

UpdatePath.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

1,196

VanportBuildNumUpdate.vbs

06/20/2011

22:19

2,816

vclipbd.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

25,088

vdtw30.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

752,776

viphook.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

118,784

wdica.sys

06/10/2011

14:30

305,672

wdmaudhook.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

10,240

wfapi.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

110,592

wfshell.exe

06/10/2011

14:04

106,496

wpnbr.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

212,992

wshadow.exe

06/10/2011

14:07

135,168

wsxica.dll

06/10/2011

14:30

1,782,032

xpperfdata.dll

05/16/2011

13:26

10,752

xteConfg.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

36,352

zlc_api.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

114,688

zlc_font.dll

06/10/2011

14:29

135,168

00000411.kbd (000c0007)

06/10/2011

14:01

10,745

cdfdrv.cat (driverfiles)

06/20/2011

22:10

7,420

cdfdrv.inf (driverfiles)

06/20/2011

22:10

1,777

cdm.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

6,897

ctxaltstr.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

6,933

ctxaltstr.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

2,782

ctxcdm.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

1,351

ctxrmpn.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

6,921

ctxrmpn.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

1,788

ctxsbx.cat (driverfiles)

08/24/2009

20:24

7,779

CtxSbx.inf (driverfiles)

08/24/2009

20:24

2,469

ctxsmcdrv.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

6,933

ctxsmcdrv.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

1,461

drvstub.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

6,921

drvstub.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

787

icacdd.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

6,915

icacdd.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

1,347

icareduc.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

6,927

icareduc.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

1,309

pdcrypt1.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

6,927

pdcrypt1.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

1,311

pdcrypt2.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

6,927

pdcrypt2.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:31

1,309

pdrframe.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

6,927

pdrframe.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

1,275

twexport.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

6,927

twexport.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

763

wdica.cat (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

6,909

wdica.inf (driverfiles)

06/10/2011

14:30

742

acrcfgUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

5,632

AdminMgr.jar (en)

06/10/2011

15:06

140,564

AdminToolNative.dll (en)

06/10/2011

15:07

32,256

AggressiveCompressionUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

45,056

citrix_ima_core.jar (en)

06/10/2011

15:06

1,101,365

citrix_ima_lms.jar (en)

06/10/2011

15:06

14,820

citrix_ima_sals_mf.jar (en)

06/10/2011

15:06

110,487

cmc-help.dll (en)

06/10/2011

15:02

33,280

cmc-pta.dll (en)

06/10/2011

15:05

14,336

CPatchUI.dll (en)

06/20/2011

22:19

4,608

ctxaboutUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

3,584

ctxactivesyncUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:39

4,096

ctxcpumsg.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

143,360

ctxloadUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

15:01

13,824

ctxsbxmsgUI.dll (en)

09/10/2009

15:46

20,304

dsmaintUI.dll (en)

05/16/2011

13:18

32,768

enablelbUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:38

3,584

Error.idt (en)

06/20/2011

22:19

35,889

icabarUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

28,672

icaperfUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:38

6,144

ImaMsgsUI.dll (en)

05/16/2011

13:18

53,248

imasrv4mfUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:38

49,152

LMS20RulesUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

5,120

LMSRules.jar (en)

06/10/2011

15:06

68,905

MfAppSsUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:38

24,064

mferrorui.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:38

23,552

MFEventUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:38

20,992

MFLicPerfUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:38

4,608

MfPrintSsUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:38

2,560

MfSrvSsUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:38

3,072

mfstatusui.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:38

13,312

MFXPPerfUI.dll (en)

05/16/2011

13:18

11,264

MF_Control.idt (en)

06/20/2011

22:19

156,195

PolicyMgr.jar (en)

06/10/2011

15:06

331,900

printcfgUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

61,440

qserverUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

12,800

RadeMsgUI.dll (en)

09/10/2009

15:46

54,600

SSLRELAYCONFIG.hlp (en)

03/25/2011

16:21

20,796

sslrelayconfigUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:39

23,552

sslsdkUI.dll (en)

06/20/2011

22:10

17,328

statuiUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

69,632

Tool.jar (en)

06/10/2011

15:06

59,699

twconfigUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

9,728

wfshellUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:39

53,248

wsxicaUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:39

8,192

xte.dbm.dir (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

4,096

xte.dbm.pag (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

63,488

xteUI.dll (en)

06/10/2011

13:40

4,096

CPSCOMPIA.dll (gachrp04hf045)

03/30/2010

06:19

9,216

CpsSdkClient.Diagnostics.dll (gachrp04hf045)

03/31/2010

11:03

24,576

cpssdkclient.dll (gachrp04hf045)

03/31/2010

11:03

372,736

imacompia.dll (gachrp04hf045)

03/30/2010

06:19

13,312

radecompia.dll (gachrp04hf045)

03/30/2010

06:20

6,144

RMCOMPIA.dll (gachrp04hf045)

03/31/2010

11:03

7,168

SMACOMPIA.dll (gachrp04hf045)

03/31/2010

11:03

10,240

CpsSdkClient.dll (gachrp06hf016)

07/23/2010

03:50

372,736

cpscompia.dll (gachrp07)

06/10/2011

14:04

9,216

CpsSdkClient.Diagnostics.dll (gachrp07)

06/10/2011

15:05

24,576

CpsSdkClient.dll (gachrp07)

06/10/2011

15:05

372,736

imacompia.dll (gachrp07)

06/10/2011

14:03

13,312

radecompia.dll (gachrp07)

06/10/2011

14:04

6,144

RMCOMPIA.dll (gachrp07)

06/10/2011

15:05

7,168

SMACOMPIA.dll (gachrp07)

06/10/2011

15:05

10,240

imasrv4mfUI.dll (ru)

06/10/2011

13:38

49,152

File Name

MD5 Checksum

PSE450W2K3R07.msp

6B0EA05599F94A4BDF27F2E456A8FCB9

00000402.kbd

AEDED9B11C785B66A9DBB645EF29DA05

00000405.kbd

D855B0B66DDFAD509F7687CDF99ECC71

00000406.kbd

4D3EFB8E748DB0C4012F363C9ECCFEDA

00000407.kbd

251610B9DFCE0DF3E287DADBCD2893B7

00000408.kbd

822521179234FC546AA848D3A941CB2C

00000409.kbd

BF05AA9F4F48C5376EC62E4BAF7BF815

0000040a.kbd

89CD047BE24F4F48F50885D98A65CFB7

0000040b.kbd

FDAE4773F3B4D8EEF6B8F4D2B9F1A06D

0000040c.kbd

9BD257B6C48696AF0F4C20512C00E104

0000040e.kbd

4451C69BD8102F37B9F727151400D1CC

0000040f.kbd

015F5E68AFD326EE5F9CEC0F61957905

00000410.kbd

9A9671B379F070D558985AE86CDC2FAD

00000411.kbd

7EA13C5B49C5A42BFEC1EA0F02C73C6E

00000413.kbd

666E31AEB918A76614FF230DAE7DD1B3

00000414.kbd

F2D21091FB03C4257391670A6F8EDDA0

00000415.kbd

EF1A084F9C975AD719F13A0E37768006

00000416.kbd

8065941A2257097A9E7228B013DDD5A9

00000418.kbd

5F46A006E1D32579445AB2BAFA86F409

00000419.kbd

B7EC478C348073DEC12A6CFCD1E87909

0000041a.kbd

A5EECB5BF5C29D58424AD23AD56B8871

0000041b.kbd

B2F1D16C1CA28EADC2C51AE956DE0F8B

0000041d.kbd

7D139536D7FE8A4C49242FB26E12FB49

0000041f.kbd

1ECFED80C0D8B80EEA0B0DBC43C8824C

00000424.kbd

87389AC301D95E3148AEC73179BA5A84

00000425.kbd

142DC9E32FD3B72D86D201A63D7F5B88

00000426.kbd

21E072F06CD8EDD4CD6DF7E7A82D3161

00000807.kbd

602D46D7AE4E12E89EBF2B629AC1E577

00000809.kbd

5FD2B46BB88FC645CA533C45E064DAF4

0000080a.kbd

35693541DBFCCCBCCE5C128E4BEEBC74

0000080c.kbd

B84C562A5522A0690D8EB7671B1FC523

00000813.kbd

824AA64EEB3B9817FCC187562D1BEB7E

00000816.kbd

8BAC01D358FD594E50E635F2877D188C

00000c0c.kbd

CEEE1A4E9EB89E51E407895C59720A2C

00001009.kbd

2F8469EEBA59FB43A50D6A2558E88C25

0000100c.kbd

01CCF98C701F465F06C1D2BBC1DAE42D

00001809.kbd

CBA3C0FDF7FA5287E22C2D43D0E39CAF

00010405.kbd

E6329F5662DF39811B09564A64E775F9

00010407.kbd

5F580E7DD841DC732D95B262FC738CE5

00010409.kbd

136B497205E69E01F01EE4B88CDDA4CF

0001040a.kbd

9F346968162282AB313BEA88BC19C6B6

00010410.kbd

43019FFE72952E2CA6075A3FE08AC56A

00010415.kbd

8846166A38D55CD196426CA80ED37F97

0001041b.kbd

4BCD84716D884A7B977DA6D79370BEB0

0001041f.kbd

167F83EDD9553C355498E5AE141317AD

00010c0c.kbd

F6BAD6F2CE85E3BAC8D99A861629ED07

00010c1a.kbd

68E42DE8C33DB5FAFCD271A7D2D20D0A

00020409.kbd

52EA11ACCE92448279ADDBA530FCFADA

00030409.kbd

CBCD093A9D2BB0904A93B43A1D056743

00040409.kbd

2BD581BA22B2E173D50CE91055664B28

00050408.kbd

B09BF3750C484A9F184A2E5C92429B72

acrcfg.exe

E2094FAC977F82F7D38C0964C0EF5A6A

AgentSVC.exe

728CF7771FF939A57026E5B9E3042798

aggressivecompression.exe

2D1A75039501CED8F5D22E35BC942915

AIE.dll

2BB9C69C531E22ACE753971218D14B2E

AIECom.exe

6BE1559CA837FBF02FEF1D579DCBD432

AIEIMA.dll

A4703CC61FD4DE9606F213CACD946F09

AIERun.exe

D93C58CC06617A5670BFC88DD10ADF3F

AieSal.dll

E6D515F86652D93E53923F4D320BD975

AIESetup.exe

AB65DD4B90D811D940B89DF22D43890E

AieSs.dll

DF3457BA250C1D52919CDD69B590BD78

altaddr.exe

28B75F6EF15398B1E3A9BFC98B1F2742

AltisUl.dll

2F8226061AB55C3066FD1178E871336D

apsdk.dll

FACE27A3ABE6C38FFACFDD1305733C27

asynchook.dll

E4F86BD561CF73438C746C583EAE64E3

auditlog.exe

4B1BC36A10051FB13BD29352E1D88108

CAEServerSal.dll

05BD8BBE89E10F8B0DF6B01BAA28BDC1

CAEServerSs.dll

497CAB5FC21B88308CAD7922568D097E

CB155441-DAFE-11D8-B092-005056C00008.js

9932EB2156CAFC902C51EAFFFAB6029C

CB155445-DAFE-11D8-B092-005056C00008.js

9A4D4B152E4F8BB8AB52D0811B9F5F90

ccticket.dll

3A63AA8E53D630891480CF7D411FB756

cdfdrv.sys

B111CDDFB3024B7BFD54A18D84277F0F

CdfSvc.exe

3270D51D394FEB222E3F60CF32B82FCE

cdm.sys

0C0DB9C0E1625B18D35F952340CBA3B4

cdmprov.dll

5DF51267714BC86293AFD929F1DF59F5

cdmsvc.exe

07EBF643A5CE5B028A71A8A63B72F1F8

CgpCore.dll

2E1EA9D8E4D6AB6D6799C6A161522F2C

chfarm.exe

B81A9AB7821E9883359880B3F53B94C3

chgcdm.exe

AFE8F773028EC11CD7726F4CB65D3E32

Citrix.Diagnostics.dll

74B89CB2A01BBFCFB903E26DA88B3EA2

Citrix.Diagnostics.Recorder.Cdf.dll

53A6C74DB77FC909CF26640B31C4AB8B

CitrixFarmProv.dll

4955B316C91363495BD82E39FC453C63

CitrixLogServer.dll

931CBAC583A9E1B03F1AFA950D0E2601

CitrixLogServer.tlb

1DBBEA9C67B8A17B1D91B98DEC46E525

citrixProv.XP10FR3.mof

EA694A62300202B93E1E46C2D5115115

clnthelp.dll

6107DBCFFB8A0957532C3F78FDD4EDA1

cltprint.exe

B5754F0D9509C6C92C6325ED9D994148

CMCRebrandIcaToolbar.vbs

2D5638D1EA15859F55E5E8C5AA50B6BF

cmstart.exe

8346EE2D8B4F9B666D733C4788F0C437

ConfigMgrSvr.exe

32F549E7C36F5A37DB49A821F8F1C24C

CPatch.exe

B3844B59F31A55F5B78B222597DEFCF8

Cpatchbackup_Files.vbs

26FFE12EE9D01798C12108C535E94AE8

CpatchRestore_Files.vbs

C6F69E3FF644469BE89767173212E7FD

cpmon.dll

F242731C1E3E0AE0D889D1CB1BFBD4BC

cpproc.dll

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ctxtestdll.exe

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CtxVidDmo1.dll

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ctxxmlss.exe

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dscheck.exe

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euem_app.dll

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icabar.exe

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icast.exe

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iexplore.exe

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ImaAppSs.dll

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ImaNDS.dll

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ImaSql.dll

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ImaSrv.exe

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ImaSrvSal.dll

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ImaSrvSs.dll

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ImaSystem.dll

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IMS_Sal.dll

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IMUtil.dll

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inf2ini.exe

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keysync.exe

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licensing_ca.dll

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LMS20Rules.dll

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LmsSal.dll

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lmsss.dll

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LogonMonitor.dll

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metaframe.XP10FR3.fom

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metaframeProv.XP10FR3.mof

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mfagent.dll

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MFAPHOOK.dll

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MfAppSal.dll

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MfAppSs.dll

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MfBrowserSal.dll

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MfBrowserSs.dll

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mfcom.exe

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mfcomsrv.dll

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MFContentSAL.dll

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MFContentSs.dll

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mflicperf.ini

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MfPnSal.dll

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MfPnSs.dll

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MfPrintSal.dll

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MfPrintSs.dll

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mfreg.exe

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MfRpcSs.dll

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MFRules.dll

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MfSrvSal.dll

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MfSrvSs.dll

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mfxpperf.ini

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mmhook.dll

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mod_async_engine.so

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mod_cgp.so

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mod_multiplexer.so

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mod_proxy.so

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MPSAL.dll

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pdcrypt1.sys

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pdcrypt2.sys

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pdrframe.sys

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policy.1.0.Citrix.Diagnostics.config

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policy.1.0.Citrix.Diagnostics.dll

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printcfg.exe

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protector.dll

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PS450RegBackup.vbs

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ps_promote.exe

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ps_promotetool.dll

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ptlogoff.dll

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qaie.exe

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qfarm.exe

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qserver.exe

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RADEAPHOOK.dll

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RADEAppSal.dll

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RADEAppSs.dll

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radecom.dll

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radecom.tlb

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RadeMsg.dll

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RadeOfflineAccessDriver.dll

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RadeOfflineDB.dll

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RADESessionSal.dll

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RADESessionSs.dll

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radexml.dll

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ReinstallDriver.vbs

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ResourceManager.jar

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RMAlertsAutoSAL.dll

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RMAlertsSAL.dll

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RMAlertsSS.dll

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RMAnalysisComSal.dll

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RMAnalysisReportsSAL.dll

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RMAnalysisSAL.dll

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RMAnalysisSS.dll

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RMAppSAL.dll

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RMAppSS.dll

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RMBillingSAL.dll

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RMBillingSS.dll

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rmcom.tlb

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RMLogFileSAL.dll

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RMLogFileSS.dll

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RMMonitorComSal.dll

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RMMonitorSal.dll

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RMMonitorSDBSAL.dll

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RMMonitorSID3SAL.dll

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RMMonitorSS.dll

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RMReportSAL.dll

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RMReportSS.dll

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RMServerSS.dll

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RMSummaryDBSAL.dll

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RMSummaryDBSS.dll

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saginst.exe

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scardhook.dll

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schannellib.dll

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SDBSchemaUpd_Oracle8.sql

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SDBSchemaUpd_SQLServer.sql

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SDBSchema_Oracle8.sql

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SDBSchema_SQLServer.sql

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seamls20.dll

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sehook20.dll

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shadind.dll

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shappbarhook.dll

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shdwhook.dll

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SmaAlerts.xml

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smacom.tlb

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SmaSal.dll

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SmaService.exe.config

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SmaSs.dll

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SpeedScreenApi.dll

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SpeedScreenFilter.dll

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SpeedScreenSession.dll

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sphook.dll

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sslrelayconfig.exe

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sslsdk_b.dll

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statui.dll

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stuisrv.exe

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TUICI.dll

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twcds.dll

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twconfig.exe

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twexport.sys

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TwnHook.dll

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twnmux.dll

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twpopup.dll

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tzhook.dll

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tzuser.dll

388EFCC8A2DFA0AABB8DA44B980477B9

uihook.dll

76BCDDEDB015A035469FAF58F5644BEC

UIHookRegister.vbs

AB1EC9037397BBD4C0E4F40405B89D4E

updatdrv.exe

2FD9BF98E84C63923A0817F0D9E7554D

UpdatePath.vbs

133861D33EA233BFC7551239C65B2D45

VanportBuildNumUpdate.vbs

3D56B1094A71935A51640922D802E334

vclipbd.dll

3CB8F82954808441A05320F222638C39

vdtw30.dll

3CD6B315DB4AC36AA0ECA6549868285D

viphook.dll

6ED139FB7929D292BE008F870FBF3861

wdica.sys

14F6E23D3B63ADC08215D5BAC0D11E87

wdmaudhook.dll

5F626AACB1531859ABDE76F532773402

wfapi.dll

178469DFA44BDF1733B6757314F7FD0C

wfshell.exe

21EE7ACE7FA5D48088F72A39C7B5945B

wpnbr.dll

489F033A826ECABA47B84F1986550E62

wshadow.exe

3BFC724512342D8097D333F18E8551D0

wsxica.dll

9AB59CCD79756A52D300A42343A78F02

xpperfdata.dll

CD930B9FF23FF2531D5D95CF6BEF5EC9

xteConfg.dll

47ADFA2F29700B27C625DF6821C796C8

zlc_api.dll

9A1835B6BD92C883F94D193108306F1E

zlc_font.dll

716B3D58B70A794616E80F3B67921C0D

00000411.kbd (000c0007)

0657126D85B54F535D187550D8D05E46

cdfdrv.cat (driverfiles)

DC662B04C163038B3733946D139C2AF5

cdfdrv.inf (driverfiles)

FBFB51CBC8A41D7BC008C24BFD30448E

cdm.cat (driverfiles)

D170B45F5357688A5ECC17A2A08D6EA4

ctxaltstr.cat (driverfiles)

6271E36F55680A68437A5FCD055137AA

ctxaltstr.inf (driverfiles)

431B08AB5E8AECE7F1AEB9B03A0321BF

ctxcdm.inf (driverfiles)

10DC64FD830AE524667D0E7F7CDEB3CA

ctxrmpn.cat (driverfiles)

64B2BB1D2A35E751FB7A30A8805F6E49

ctxrmpn.inf (driverfiles)

3C2156C2D455911E36CE27C802277D97

ctxsbx.cat (driverfiles)

74791A5842CBEE9A134D5554300AB977

CtxSbx.inf (driverfiles)

E0D8257BEFBAC96EB8AE3C18551E9CC4

ctxsmcdrv.cat (driverfiles)

BF6C4CCFBB1B5ED40E05DEB2608BB072

ctxsmcdrv.inf (driverfiles)

C877ED3E1BAA7F1A2690287491E62E60

drvstub.cat (driverfiles)

471478401A804412FC36B2AAE0B1E5BB

drvstub.inf (driverfiles)

58D151683F42ACF6AB0596274E99B0DD

icacdd.cat (driverfiles)

E1CB4110C8D7D494A04022978043B910

icacdd.inf (driverfiles)

36B42B1E9D746EA342020DBAC27F16E0

icareduc.cat (driverfiles)

3665C06CD67409C7AF62776DEAC5B58C

icareduc.inf (driverfiles)

479DAF99ED524951E13C9988C641DFED

pdcrypt1.cat (driverfiles)

49DF82F10EC2A02883B866D35C7A81E9

pdcrypt1.inf (driverfiles)

40FBB8220CB1B0DB220085577392C428

pdcrypt2.cat (driverfiles)

8CCFCD8262192C2F1EEFEFCC5A98C95D

pdcrypt2.inf (driverfiles)

D7AD0157D8636D1B9CF581C196189FFA

pdrframe.cat (driverfiles)

278901B3374A82053B2C9006D2D880B4

pdrframe.inf (driverfiles)

BF0B2FFCC133CDDEF8DE302CEF45E272

twexport.cat (driverfiles)

D2B8116477AF3FFCFA3EE233591B8217

twexport.inf (driverfiles)

352FE3BA10157BF41BDB50A6855FCD2F

wdica.cat (driverfiles)

0AE79D3EEABA772139A17301AFCFD27C

wdica.inf (driverfiles)

64083943A7DA5C2C9B6DE99FE5644E66

acrcfgUI.dll (en)

64668BC9D18EC749C567758A1ADEDDA8

AdminMgr.jar (en)

FBADAB6D3412E1F9F4F3A5BFBDF457B8

AdminToolNative.dll (en)

9FC711F02C9AA3F489FA6C22EC56FF25

AggressiveCompressionUI.dll (en)

0BE1FE9B742F98E3ABE1BDDEC7938CFD

citrix_ima_core.jar (en)

9788863326A83F9061E7C4A730AFD4D2

citrix_ima_lms.jar (en)

2D45BF4F9C588B72E5C864FDB429AC30

citrix_ima_sals_mf.jar (en)

046539C0B0260B50BC1D0A119613F071

cmc-help.dll (en)

C2F2C2059E13139C0EEE18035EBEF89B

cmc-pta.dll (en)

F1E596684B4B90A5441BFCEF31524A85

CPatchUI.dll (en)

311418985CD67A1795DFBEE72D082991

ctxaboutUI.dll (en)

66CE32CE7FDD6093D01D3B7C8B06F224

ctxactivesyncUI.dll (en)

4924827C570ECC64BCEFF3FB5C82E796

ctxcpumsg.dll (en)

1F9BA3A4B5E1267098F1ACC39717BAEE

ctxloadUI.dll (en)

349CA9B1BFFC9DD174D7E64D076D1EA1

ctxsbxmsgUI.dll (en)

0FDDE38828FA3697D0D28C7670FC0182

dsmaintUI.dll (en)

DF7F247C376AF0C3448B2EB2F2220643

enablelbUI.dll (en)

BD119450B9C46A35BA42FB6B0039CE55

Error.idt (en)

609F55195DBBA8EB5F89F8238DD76A7C

icabarUI.dll (en)

5E0B6AE38E5535EAB26302FB95B36F5F

icaperfUI.dll (en)

00D01DB9FEB27B86ED00499417D08978

ImaMsgsUI.dll (en)

6390BA95D847E52E08892BD94BCF9D81

imasrv4mfUI.dll (en)

96C1EFFFF3F2B5282D727A3B3FB29146

LMS20RulesUI.dll (en)

BBD5731BA25FAB9254E8E8037941F26F

LMSRules.jar (en)

AA575C5EC32014E3E9CDEF547ABFDC4A

MfAppSsUI.dll (en)

BDE7F822D6D6FE45881527FE657A757F

mferrorui.dll (en)

EF408F936EA284B119B5F4D78E3D4ED6

MFEventUI.dll (en)

E6225562A71C0F94FAA0179EBAE730ED

MFLicPerfUI.dll (en)

9789D3A412865CAD3E7B93243BE56123

MfPrintSsUI.dll (en)

76B2D3CAAA2967AF880A4995AF5C6232

MfSrvSsUI.dll (en)

0280744A6F00E99F05F1794BC8E236A9

mfstatusui.dll (en)

E93F84C7D6DEA3BD77EEC63E7C6CD00E

MFXPPerfUI.dll (en)

C1D3A1EFACE9BD65A31A1AFFD322B8CE

MF_Control.idt (en)

6E655B19CD3B3A9D0CC191764FE0D1C9

PolicyMgr.jar (en)

4E71AC5011E97619EB1D171489644EB6

printcfgUI.dll (en)

8CCCCCC1AFFF29D74C3F1DA230487D67

qserverUI.dll (en)

663B478F9087CB45DA49BF5063673C5E

RadeMsgUI.dll (en)

734765731A0767C1520F622446336FE5

SSLRELAYCONFIG.hlp (en)

776E66059C8691E837052437A89F0780

sslrelayconfigUI.dll (en)

B0110F3E42E6C6151666B91053024502

sslsdkUI.dll (en)

C1FFE546B0213D58E45B452D08CE377C

statuiUI.dll (en)

ED2FEBAF39596FD2505BF7D98F83A378

Tool.jar (en)

89CE53FB1A213FFB8EC0C476B5BA2639

twconfigUI.dll (en)

6E9AC46B7BF2BE408C25BBE4733C4A5C

wfshellUI.dll (en)

3018177D8909728ADE7872202F41525E

wsxicaUI.dll (en)

96F174CD28B94C9F13193B3BC9E22758

xte.dbm.dir (en)

16AFC34A0BC0013C8A1DF5F4F5F17455

xte.dbm.pag (en)

0A3DB095A380A1942C8E6EC6D1B3147F

xteUI.dll (en)

E1AFF2C6E04A4993DB4AD8940EB56A7F

CPSCOMPIA.dll (gachrp04hf045)

C246504A1C9B939CFF16B5FBAF9B49B8

CpsSdkClient.Diagnostics.dll (gachrp04hf045)

25814B676BDF7F066031BC4FE70500FE

cpssdkclient.dll (gachrp04hf045)

875EF4769D1C42C6942D093DB373F65D

imacompia.dll (gachrp04hf045)

577BBFBC86601DF41150C12D151B2EB2

radecompia.dll (gachrp04hf045)

3DB916AF57DE68B55C3192700BA5A763

RMCOMPIA.dll (gachrp04hf045)

0C9B1DD643F7FE9AEB2750F152755B54

SMACOMPIA.dll (gachrp04hf045)

BD66DE53576708BEDC7A5508E6FB0999

CpsSdkClient.dll (gachrp06hf016)

A23FFBF52161CAAAD04FA8FEC7D29BAF

cpscompia.dll (gachrp07)

3CD579E01DE5F479AFAB2DFEB4E1BBD7

CpsSdkClient.Diagnostics.dll (gachrp07)

1BF3151C5BEAA2BBF326582C29A25F89

CpsSdkClient.dll (gachrp07)

FD04CA6446AF76C5F66BA53F7E31D1C1

imacompia.dll (gachrp07)

2DB31B181C31104AF94AFE702B92DA88

radecompia.dll (gachrp07)

CB4ED98279B325ACA677B968D72DF5FF

RMCOMPIA.dll (gachrp07)

49D29F335E18FC19F8BCEB243E7238F0

SMACOMPIA.dll (gachrp07)

905BEDE387361AEA3774AAD9F94CBACA

imasrv4mfUI.dll (ru)

83344445F1BEF204DC80ECB1B775AB75