Applicable Products
Download Citrix Ica Mac Software Citrix ICA Client v.10.00.603 Citrix ICA Client 10.00.603 is a communication tool which can help users access any Windows-based application running on the server. All the user needs is a low-bandwidth connection (21kilobytes) and the ICA. By default, the OS (Windows, Mac, Linux) should automatically set how to open '.ica' files when trying to launch any resource via Citrix Workspace or Citrix Storefront via the Web Store if the Citrix Workspace App is installed properly. Confirm Citrix Workspace App is installed or use Citrix Workspace App for HTML5 ('Web Browser' option) instead.
- XenApp 6.5
- XenApp 6.0 for Windows Server 2008 R2
- XenApp 5.0 for Windows Server 2008
Information
- Download Citrix Workspace App, Citrix ADC and all other Citrix workspace and networking products. Receive version updates, utilities and detailed tech information.
- The Mac 10.x ICA Client is a feature-rich client offering. Many of the same features found with Win32 clients/plug-ins. This includes the ability to autocreate all of the standard printer types defined on the Mac device for use within XenApp sessions. Printing with the Mac 10.x Client.
This article provides troubleshooting and configuration steps to resolve audio issues within ICA sessions.
Basics of Enabling Sound Through an ICA Session
The following is a list of basics for enabling sound through an ICA session:
A sound card is required to be installed only on the client device; the client sound card needs to be configured and fully functional for audio sound. The server does not require a sound card as the Citrix Virtual Audio Driverredirects the sound back to the client through the audio ICA virtual channel.
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Sound must be enabled on both client and server. If either the client machine or XenApp Server has sound capabilities disabled, then ICA audio redirection does not work.
- On the client operating system, verify that sound is enabled and not muted.
- On the server, go to Terminal Services Configuration under the Client Settings tab and verify if Audio Mapping is enabled or disabled. (In Windows Server 2008/R2 for 6.0 & 6.5 this will be the Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration GUI).
Note: If ICA audio redirection needs to be available in your environment then ensure that none of the Audio options are enabled in the Client Settings. Checking any of the Audio box settings will disable the audio redirection in the ICA session.
Currently supported audio formats for ICA audio redirection are: MPEG1 Layer3 Audio, AC3 Audio, WMA Audio, and MP3 Audio.
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Client Audio Mapping Support
Client Audio Mapping allows applications running on the server to play sounds through a sound device on the client device. Current client support for ICA Audio Mapping include Win16, Win32, Mac Clients, UNIX Clients, such as, HP, IBM, Solaris, and Linux.
ICA Win32 Clients require any Windows compatible sound card; the ICA Win32 Client uses standard Windows API calls for audio. Additionally, there is no current support at this time for audio redirection in ICA for mobile devices such as Android, iOS for iPAD and iPhone, and so on.
Configuring ICA Audio Settings
Audio Quality for the ICA session can be set in the Citrix Policies, as well as in the Web Interface site under Session Settings > Connection Performance > Sound. Additionally, in XenApp versions earlier than 6.0, the audio quality can be set in the ICA-tcp port under the ICA Setting tab.
You must configure all audio quality settings similarly in the environment. If settings on the client and server (or WI server) are not similar, the lower quality setting is used for the ICA session.
Refer to Citrix Documentation XenApp 6.5 - Audio Policy Settings. For XenApp 7.6, refer to Audio Policy Settings.
Configuration of ICA Audio Settings for XenApp 6.0 and 6.5
In XenApp version 6.0 and 6.5 for Windows Server 2008/R2 configuration of audio settings, such as, sound quality and bandwidth limits, are performed through policy in the Citrix Delivery Service Console (or AppCenter). Alternatively, similar settings can be managed through AD GPO.
Avoiding Data Loss with MP3 Audio Files
Applicable Products
Download Citrix Ica Mac Software Citrix ICA Client v.10.00.603 Citrix ICA Client 10.00.603 is a communication tool which can help users access any Windows-based application running on the server. All the user needs is a low-bandwidth connection (21kilobytes) and the ICA. By default, the OS (Windows, Mac, Linux) should automatically set how to open '.ica' files when trying to launch any resource via Citrix Workspace or Citrix Storefront via the Web Store if the Citrix Workspace App is installed properly. Confirm Citrix Workspace App is installed or use Citrix Workspace App for HTML5 ('Web Browser' option) instead.
- XenApp 6.5
- XenApp 6.0 for Windows Server 2008 R2
- XenApp 5.0 for Windows Server 2008
Information
- Download Citrix Workspace App, Citrix ADC and all other Citrix workspace and networking products. Receive version updates, utilities and detailed tech information.
- The Mac 10.x ICA Client is a feature-rich client offering. Many of the same features found with Win32 clients/plug-ins. This includes the ability to autocreate all of the standard printer types defined on the Mac device for use within XenApp sessions. Printing with the Mac 10.x Client.
This article provides troubleshooting and configuration steps to resolve audio issues within ICA sessions.
Basics of Enabling Sound Through an ICA Session
The following is a list of basics for enabling sound through an ICA session:
A sound card is required to be installed only on the client device; the client sound card needs to be configured and fully functional for audio sound. The server does not require a sound card as the Citrix Virtual Audio Driverredirects the sound back to the client through the audio ICA virtual channel.
DOWNLOAD:Once you have installed Chimera, proceed to the next step.2. Adjust your BIOSTo make HD 4000 work in Mac OS X, you need to adjust the amount of internal graphics memory used by Mac OS X. Driver intel hd 4000 for mac os.
Sound must be enabled on both client and server. If either the client machine or XenApp Server has sound capabilities disabled, then ICA audio redirection does not work.
- On the client operating system, verify that sound is enabled and not muted.
- On the server, go to Terminal Services Configuration under the Client Settings tab and verify if Audio Mapping is enabled or disabled. (In Windows Server 2008/R2 for 6.0 & 6.5 this will be the Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration GUI).
Note: If ICA audio redirection needs to be available in your environment then ensure that none of the Audio options are enabled in the Client Settings. Checking any of the Audio box settings will disable the audio redirection in the ICA session.
Currently supported audio formats for ICA audio redirection are: MPEG1 Layer3 Audio, AC3 Audio, WMA Audio, and MP3 Audio.
Citrix Ica Client Mac Os
Client Audio Mapping Support
Client Audio Mapping allows applications running on the server to play sounds through a sound device on the client device. Current client support for ICA Audio Mapping include Win16, Win32, Mac Clients, UNIX Clients, such as, HP, IBM, Solaris, and Linux.
ICA Win32 Clients require any Windows compatible sound card; the ICA Win32 Client uses standard Windows API calls for audio. Additionally, there is no current support at this time for audio redirection in ICA for mobile devices such as Android, iOS for iPAD and iPhone, and so on.
Configuring ICA Audio Settings
Audio Quality for the ICA session can be set in the Citrix Policies, as well as in the Web Interface site under Session Settings > Connection Performance > Sound. Additionally, in XenApp versions earlier than 6.0, the audio quality can be set in the ICA-tcp port under the ICA Setting tab.
You must configure all audio quality settings similarly in the environment. If settings on the client and server (or WI server) are not similar, the lower quality setting is used for the ICA session.
Refer to Citrix Documentation XenApp 6.5 - Audio Policy Settings. For XenApp 7.6, refer to Audio Policy Settings.
Configuration of ICA Audio Settings for XenApp 6.0 and 6.5
In XenApp version 6.0 and 6.5 for Windows Server 2008/R2 configuration of audio settings, such as, sound quality and bandwidth limits, are performed through policy in the Citrix Delivery Service Console (or AppCenter). Alternatively, similar settings can be managed through AD GPO.
Avoiding Data Loss with MP3 Audio Files
When using low quality as the audio setting, the compression of the already compressed MP3 file causes some audio data loss. To prevent this, change the audio quality setting to Medium or High for the connection.
Additional Resources
Citrix Ica For Windows 10
Citrix Product Documentation - Optimize audio features
CTX121613 ‑ How to Enable and Manage the Client Audio Settings Option for the XenApp Plugin using a Group Policy Tools hacking for mac.
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Independent Computing Architecture (ICA) is a proprietary protocol for an application server system, designed by Citrix Systems. The protocol lays down a specification for passing data between server and clients, but is not bound to any one platform. Citrix's ICA is an alternative to Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
Practical products conforming to ICA are Citrix's WinFrame, Citrix XenApp (formerly called MetaFrame/Presentation Server), and Citrix XenDesktop products. These permit ordinary Windows applications to be run on a suitable Windows server, and for any supported client to gain access to those applications. Besides Windows, ICA is also supported on a number of Unix server platforms and can be used to deliver access to applications running on these platforms. The client platforms need not run Windows; for example, there are clients for Mac, Unix, Linux, and various smartphones. ICA client software is also built into various thin client platforms.
ICA is broadly similar in purpose to window servers such as the X Window System. It also provides for the feedback of user input from the client to the server, and a variety of means for the server to send graphical output, as well as other media such as audio, from the running application to the client.
Key challenges of such an architecture are network latency and performance—a graphically intensive application (as most are when presented using a GUI) being served over a slow or bandwidth-restricted network connection requires considerable compression and optimization to render the application usable by the client. The client machine may be a different platform, and may not have the same GUI routines available locally—in this case the server may need to send the actual bitmap data over the connection. Depending on the client's capabilities, servers may also off-load part of the graphical processing to the client, e.g. to render multimedia content. ICA runs natively over TCP port 1494 or may be encapsulated in Common Gateway Protocol (CGP) on TCP 2598. ICA supports the concept of channels at a session layer to encapsulate rich media redirection or USB extension within ICA.
Client software[edit]
- Citrix ICA Client (DOS, OS/2)
- Citrix Presentation Server Client (Mac, Java)
- Citrix Receiver (Linux, Unix, Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, Android, Chrome)
- Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop Plugin (Windows)
See also[edit]
Citrix Ica Client For Mac
External links[edit]
Citrix Ica Client For Mac
