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To monitor ICA connections

January 8, 2024

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You can monitor active user sessions on your server farm by using the ICA Connections dialog box. This dialog box provides the following information:

User name of the person connecting to the server farm
Domain name of the server farm
IP address of the user device
Port number of the user device
IP address of the server running Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops
Port number of the server running Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops

Navigate to Configuration > NetScaler Gateway.
In the Monitor Connections section, click ICA Connections.

ICA session logs

The ns.log file prints the ICA session logs in the following format:

May  2 09:29:02 <local0.info> 10.106.40.223  05/02/2023:09:29:02 GMT  0-PPE-1 : default ICA Message 141327 0 :  "[Remote ip = 10.10.99.86:514] [EDT] [CGP][ICAUUID=0006ab3454-d7de-1450-9678-c6333447a76] Received response from STA server {sta-server=10.11.40.222:80,type=ResponseData}"
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Starting from release version 13.1 build 50.x, the following enhancements are made to the ICA logs:

Displays connection types such as TCP, EDT, CGP, and SOCKS.
Displays the ICA Universally Unique Identifier (UUID).
All the STA logs are displayed as info-level logs.

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To monitor ICA connections

January 8, 2024

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To monitor ICA connections

ICA session logs

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