Use when a disk has disappeared from the PVS console. Can import from orphaned SQL data or examination of specified *.(a)vhd(x) files. Recreate PVS XML manifest.ps1 – create the XML manifest that PVS needs in order to import disks which have multiple versions.
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Can also install itself as an explorer SendTo context menu shortcut.
to change window sizes, and launch the newly created file. Modify and launch file.ps1 – make modifications to a text file such as an ICA file, e.g.See here for information on what is available. This is where Citrix Director gets its information from and also means that you don’t have to query SQL (which is unsupported). Get Citrix OData.ps1 – query the OData interface exposed by Citrix Delivery Controllers to retrieve information on sessions, errors, machines, etc.
The logs can be filtered on the user who performed the action, where the action was performed from, either Studio or Director, whether it was an admin or config change action and the type of action such as logoff or shadow.
Get Citrix admin logs.ps1 – retrieve the logs viewable in Studio in a given time window and write to a csv file or display in an on screen sortable/filterable grid view. Selected lines will be placed in the clipboard to enable further research. Parse storefront log files.ps1 – show Citrix StoreFront log files in a sortable and filterable consolidated view, optionally filtering on entry type and date ranges. It can operate on multiple servers from a single script invocation. StoreFront Log Levels.ps1 – display and/or change the logging levels on Citrix StoreFront servers. It will recursively enumerate AD groups to show each individual user with Studio access. Show Studio Access.ps1 – show all users granted access to Citrix Studio and their access levels and optionally export to a csv file. Can also enable auditing if it is not already enabled. Show PVS audit trail.ps1 – collect PVS auditing events in a given date/time range and show on-screen or export to a csv file. Ghost Hunter.ps1 – find disconnected Citrix XenApp sessions which Studio/Director say still exist but do not and mark them such that they cannot prevent affected users from launching further published applications. Selected devices can then have operations performed on them such as deleting from PVS/AD/Studio or rebooting. Get PVS device info.ps1 – retrieve PVS target device information from PVS servers and display their configuration along with corresponding data from Citrix Studio, Active Directory, VMware and the devices themselves such as last boot time & IP address. Get PVS boot time stats.ps1 – pull PVS target device boot times from PVS server event logs to show fastest, slowest, mean, median and mode values with the option to send an email if thresholds are breached. End Disconnected sessions.ps1 – finds sessions disconnected over a given duration and logs them off, optionally terminating specified processes in case they are preventing logoff. Dail圜hecks.ps1 – allows you to get a summary of your Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop 7.x deployment emailed to you via a scheduled task to help spot issues. The scripts are split logically into a number of GitHub repositories, namely: This article, which will be updated as new scripts are added, serves as an index to the scripts I have uploaded to GitHub with a quick summary of what the script can do and links to explanatory blog articles.
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