Category: Management
NetScaler VPX – upgrade firmware
I am fairly new to NetScaler to I tried to upgrade the software via CLI. This is what I if done. Download the upgrade firmware via MyCitrix.com Backup the configuration Upgrade the software to the NetScaler appliance (I used pscp.exe on a Windows machine to upload the software to the directory /var/nsinstall/11.0/63.16. I created the … Read More
NetScaler VPX – management certificate
I would like to upgrade my current NetScaler VPX Express configuration via GUI. For some security reason Internet Explorer and FireFox aren’t able to access the GUI. They return the error message that the NetScaler is using a wrong SSL certificate. The default SSL self-signed certificate is installed on the appliance. I have uploaded a … Read More
Sophos UTM – WebAdmin access via proxy and IE9
I just configured a Sophos UTM cluster based on software version 9. I was able to configure the appliance via WebAdmin and I could access the User Portal without any problems. The customer is using a Citrix based environment with Internet Explorer 9. IE9 is configured to use the Sophos UTM cluster as proxy server. … Read More
Weathermap error message
After upgrading CactiEZ from 0.8.7.c to 0.8.7h with PIA 3.1 I received an error message with viewing the Weathermap plugin. Notice: Undefined index: action in /var/www/html/plugins/weathermap/setup.php on line 84 After surfing some time on the internet I found the solution. I change the syntax on line 84. The change is displayed below. Old syntax if($_REQUEST[“action”] … Read More
Configuration Example, Management
SecurEnvoy: debug logging
To get more logging from SecurEnvoy SecurAccess on a Windows server you have to add the following line to the file local.ini. Debug_admin=True A log file will be created with detailed logging. The log file is created under C:\Debug\admin.txt.
Cacti – PA 3.0 wrong path for plugins
After upgrading a CactiEZ installation to cacti 0.8.7h including PA 3.0, I had some problems with the different plugins. The default path for the plugins was configured incorrectly. The plugins were looking in the wrong directory for their images. In the httpd error log I see the following errors. [root@localhost html]# tail -90f /etc/httpd/logs/error_log [Wed … Read More