I am trying to redirect USB over ICA. Your new version says it supports Citrix. I can get the redirection over RDP to work fine. ICA does not seem to work at all.
On another note, the RDP only works with my laptop running Vista or Desktop running XP, but not with my iGel XPe unit.
Sorry for the late reply. Could you please describe your problem more detailed? What Citrix environment are you using? What device(s) have you tried with our product?
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At late follow up on this topic. I've experienced the same problem as Hunter, i.e. problem to redirect USB devices via ICA/XenDesktop and USB-for-remote-desktop.
This is my setting: Citrix environment XenDesktop3.0, with a host-desktop running XP Pro with SP3. Before installing the Desktop Agent on the host-desktop I installed USB-for-remote-desktop 2.5.1 server on the XP and could successfully redirect a device from a client computer (running v2.5.1 of workstation) Then, installing Desktop Agent I could not redirect. When I start the server-application I don't get any session recognized, i.e. the server-app only shows "Terminal Server" and that's it. And on the client side I can only get 'ready for redirection'-status on my device. I also tried to install the USB-for-remote-desktop after the Agent, i.e. uninstalled the agent, uninstalled the server-app, installed the agent again and finally installed the server-app. However I got the same outcome.
I have the same problem, could you please tell me, how to make usb work with Citrix XenDesktop? On the Server nothing appears, when I try to redirect an USB device, it just says "Termnal Server", no devices.
Well, I'm not sure you have exactly the same issue, so it would be better if you describe it in detail. Please give me your hardware/software/OS info and USB for Remote Desktop version as well. It would be great if you could describe your actions step by step, it will definitely help to find a source of an issue and to speed up issue resolving process.
One hint could be to install the Fabulatech software _after_ Citrix stuff. I.e. first install citrix Agent and desktop receiver, then install the USB for Remote Desktop on server+client. Make sure to uninstall Fabulatech software properly before re-testing.
Yes, Citrix really supports USB redirection, however according to our clients it supports a lot less devices than our software does, that's why they choose the product that we offer.