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Run HDX channel system reports. Shadow users. Diagnose user logon issues. Record sessions. Restore desktop connections.

Resolve application failures. Reset a user profile. Troubleshoot applications. Troubleshoot machines. Feature compatibility matrix. Data granularity and retention. Troubleshoot Director failure reasons. Document History. Aviso legal. Adobe plans to stop updating and distributing the Flash Player at the end of Microsoft announced that they are phasing out Flash support in Internet Explorer before the Adobe date.

They are removing Flash from Windows by the end of When that happens, users can no longer enable or run Flash in Internet Explorer. Citrix aligns with Microsoft policy and continues to maintain and support HDX Flash Redirection until the end of For example, corporate communications videos, training videos, or when a third party hosts the content.

This results in greater scalability while ensuring a high definition user experience. Configuring Flash Redirection requires both server-side and client-side settings. Flash Redirection involves significant interaction between the user device and server components. Use this feature only in environments where security separation between the user device and server is not required. Additionally, configure user devices to use this feature only with trusted servers.

Because Flash Redirection requires the Adobe Flash Player to be installed on the user device, enable this feature only if the Flash Player itself is secured. Flash Redirection is supported on both clients and servers. If the client supports second generation Flash Redirection, Flash content renders on the client.

Flash Redirection features include support for user connections over WAN, intelligent fallback, and a URL compatibility list; see below for details. Flash Redirection uses Windows event logging on the server to log Flash events. The event log indicates whether Flash Redirection is being used and provides details about issues. The following are common to all events logged by Flash Redirection:.

To configure Flash Redirection on the server, use the following Citrix policy settings. For details, see Flash Redirection policy settings. No further configuration is required on the user device.

Together with server-side settings, the Enable HDX MediaStream Flash Redirection on the user device policy setting controls whether Adobe Flash content is redirected to the user device for local rendering. By default, Flash Redirection is enabled and uses intelligent network detection to determine when to play Flash content on the user device. If no configuration is set and Desktop Lock is used, Flash Redirection is enabled on the user device by default.

To use the latest Flash Redirection functionality when the required configuration is present, and revert to server-side rendering when it is not, select Only with Second Generation. To use intelligent network detection to assess the security level of the client-side network to determine when using Flash Redirection is appropriate, select Ask the default.

If the security of the network cannot be determined, the user is asked whether to use Flash Redirection. If the network security level cannot be determined, the user is prompted to choose whether to use Flash Redirection. The choices available vary depending on how Flash Redirection is configured on the user device, as shown in the following illustration. Synchronization of the client-side HTTP cookies with the server-side is disabled by default.

Enable synchronization to download HTTP cookies from the server; those HTTP cookies are then used for client-side content fetching and are available as needed by sites containing Flash content. Client-side cookies are not replaced during the synchronization; they remain available even if the synchronization policy is later disabled. By default, Flash Redirection downloads Adobe Flash content directly to the user device, where it is played.

Enabling server-side content fetching causes the Flash content to download to the server and then be sent to the user device. Unless there is an overriding policy such as a site blocked with the Flash URL compatibility list policy setting , the Flash content plays on the user device. Server-side content fetching is frequently used when the user device connects to internal sites through NetScaler Gateway and when the user device does not have direct access to the Internet.

Instead, server-side rendering is used for such sites. Flash Redirection supports three enabling options for server-side content fetching. Two of these options include the ability to cache server-side content on the user device, which improves performance because content that is reused is already available on the user device for rendering. The contents of this cache are stored separately from other HTTP content cached on the user device. Fallback to server-side content fetching begins automatically when any of the enabling options is selected and client-side fetching of.

Enabling server-side content fetching requires settings on both the client device and the server. Select Not Configured, Enabled, or Disabled the default. If you enable this setting, choose an option from the Server-side content fetching state list:. To redirect an attempt to obtain Flash content, use the URL rewriting rules for client-side content fetching setting, which is a second generation Flash Redirection feature.

When configuring this feature, you provide two URL patterns; when the user device attempts to fetch content from a website matching the first pattern the URL match pattern , it is redirected to the website specified by the second pattern the rewritten URL format. You can use this setting to compensate for content delivery networks CDN. Some websites delivering Flash content use CDN redirection to enable the user to obtain the content from the nearest of a group of servers containing the same content.

When using Flash Redirection client-side content fetching, the Flash content is requested from the user device, while the rest of the web page on which the Flash content resides is requested by the server. If CDN is in use, the server request is redirected to the nearest server, and the user device request follows to the same location. This may not be the location closest to the user device; depending on distance, there could be a noticeable delay between the loading of the web page and the playing of the Flash content.

Editing the Registry incorrectly can cause serious problems that may 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. Be sure to back up the registry before you edit it. You can add registry settings to specify the minimum version required for Flash redirection for client devices accessing VDAs using Citrix Receiver for Windows or Citrix Receiver for Linux.

This security feature ensures that an outdated Flash version is not used. Only the major, minor and build numbers will be compared. The revision number will be ignored. The comparison mask has other values, but these should not be used because the meaning of any non-zero mask may change. It is recommended to only set the comparison mask to zero for the desired clients.

It is not recommended to set the comparison mask under the client agnostic settings. It will do so by comparing only the major version number of the Flash Player.

For redirection to occur, the client and server minimum checks must be successful in addition to the check using the comparison mask. The development, release and timing of any features or functionality described in the Preview documentation remains at our sole discretion and are subject to change without notice or consultation.

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