Refer to the section How to view previously retrieved licenses for further information or Contact customer service on How to view previously retrieved licenses To view licenses already retrieved, navigate back to Partner Use Licenses or Partner Demo licenses tab. Scroll down the page to locate product desired. Click the product name hyperlink to view serial numbers and dates retrieved.
If not sure if licenses have been allocated, copy serial numbers that have not expired to Word pad or Note pad to be able to easily compare with licenses that are already allocated. Most licenses are valid for 12 months. Was this page helpful? Custom monitors. Configure HTTP-inline monitors. Understand user monitors. How to use a user monitor to check web sites.
Understand the internal dispatcher. Configure a user monitor. Understand load monitors. Configure load monitors. Unbind metrics from a metrics table. Configure reverse monitoring for a service. Configure monitors in a load balancing setup. Create monitors. Configure monitor parameters to determine the service health. Bind monitors to services. Modify monitors. Enable and disable monitors. Unbind monitors.
Remove monitors. View monitors. Close monitor connections. Ignore the upper limit on client connections for monitor probes. Manage a large scale deployment. Ranges of virtual servers and services.
Configure service groups. Manage service groups. Configure automatic domain based service group scaling. Translate the IP address of a domain-based server. Mask a virtual server IP address. Configure load balancing for commonly used protocols.
Load balance a group of FTP servers. Load balance DNS servers. Load balance domain-name based services. Load balance a group of SIP servers. Load balance RTSP servers.
Load balance remote desktop protocol RDP servers. Load balance the Microsoft Exchange server. Use case 1: SMPP load balancing. Use case 2: Configure rule based persistence based on a name-value pair in a TCP byte stream. Use case 3: Configure load balancing in direct server return mode. Use case 8: Configure load balancing in one-arm mode. Use case 9: Configure load balancing in the inline mode. Use case Load balancing of intrusion detection system servers. Use case Isolating network traffic using listen policies.
Use case Configure XenDesktop for load balancing. Use case Configure XenApp for load balancing. Load balancing FAQs. IP Addressing. Configuring Network Address Translation. Configuring Static ARP. Configuring Neighbor Discovery. Configuring IP Tunnels. Class E IPv4 packets. Configuring Network Interfaces. Configuring Forwarding Session Rules. Understanding VLANs. Configuring a VLAN. Configuring Bridge Groups. Configuring Virtual MACs. Configuring Link Aggregation.
Redundant Interface Set. Monitoring the Bridge Table and Changing the Aging time. Using the Network Visualizer. Configuring Link Layer Discovery Protocol.
Jumbo Frames. Access Control Lists. Blocking Traffic on Internal Ports. IP Routing. Configuring Dynamic Routes. Configuring Static Routes. Configuring Policy-Based Routes. Traffic distribution in multiple routes based on five tuples information. Troubleshooting Routing Issues. Internet Protocol version 6 IPv6. Traffic Domains. Inter Traffic Domain Entity Bindings. Best practices for networking configurations.
Priority Load Balancing. Citrix ADC Extensions. Citrix ADC extensions - language overview. Simple types. Control structures. Citrix ADC extensions - library reference. Protocol extensions.
Protocol extensions - architecture. Protocol extensions - traffic pipeline for user defined TCP client and server behaviors. Protocol extensions - use cases. Tutorial - Load balancing syslog messages by using protocol extensions. Protocol extensions command reference. Troubleshoot protocol extensions. Policy extensions. Configure policy extensions. Policy extensions - use cases. Troubleshooting policy extensions. Client Keep-Alive. HTTP Compression. Configure selectors and basic content groups.
Configure policies for caching and invalidation. Cache support for database protocols. Configure expressions for caching policies and selectors. Display cached objects and cache statistics. Improve cache performance. Configure cookies, headers, and polling. Configure integrated cache as a forward proxy. Default Settings for the Integrated Cache. Front End Optimization. Content Accelerator. Media Classification. IP Reputation. SSL offload and acceleration. SSL offloading configuration.
SSL certificates. Create a certificate. Install, link, and update certificates. Generate a server test certificate. Import and convert SSL files. SSL profiles.
SSL profile infrastructure. Secure front-end profile. Legacy SSL profile. Certificate revocation lists. Monitor certificate status with OCSP. OCSP stapling.
Ciphers available on the Citrix ADC appliances. ECDHE ciphers. Cipher redirection. ECDSA cipher suites support. Configure user-defined cipher groups on the ADC appliance. Server certificate support matrix on the ADC appliance. Client authentication. Server authentication. SSL actions and policies. SSL policies. SSL built-in actions and user-defined actions. SSL policy binding. SSL policy labels. Selective SSL logging. Support for DTLS protocol.
Initialize the HSM. Create partitions. Provision a new instance or modify an existing instance and assign a partition. Architecture overview. Configure the ADC-nCipher integration. Support for Thales Luna Network hardware security module. Additional ADC configuration. Citrix ADC appliances in a high availability setup.
Support for Azure Key Vault. Content inspection. ICAP for remote content inspection. IDS Integration. IDS Layer 3 Integration. SSL forward proxy. Getting started with SSL forward proxy. Proxy modes. SSL interception. User identity management. URL list. URL categorization. URL reputation score. Analytics for SSL forward proxy. Using ICAP for remote content inspection. Surge protection. Disable and reenable surge protection.
Set thresholds for surge protection. DNS security options. Basic operations. Authentication and authorization for System Users. User Account and Password Management. Resetting the Default Administrator nsroot Password. Configuring External User Authentication.
Two Factor Authentication for System Users. Restricted Management Interface Access. TCP Configurations. HTTP Configurations. QUIC bridge configuration. Proxy Protocol. Audit Logging. Default Settings for the Log Properties. Sample Configuration File audit. Web Server Logging. Reporting Tool. CloudBridge Connector. Monitoring CloudBridge Connector Tunnels. Points to Consider for a High Availability Setup. Configuring High Availability. Configuring the Communication Intervals.
Configuring Synchronization. Configuring Command Propagation. Configuring Fail-Safe Mode. Configuring Route Monitors. Configuring Failover Interface Set. Understanding the Causes of Failover.
Forcing a Node to Fail Over. Forcing the Secondary Node to Stay Secondary. Forcing the Primary Node to Stay Primary. High Availability FAQs. Troubleshooting High Availability Issues. Request retry. TCP Optimization. How to record a packet trace on Citrix ADC. How to download core or crashed files from Citrix ADC appliance. How to collect performance statistics and event logs.
How to configure log file rotation. Reference Material. Document History. Aviso legal. Alternatively, if a license is already present on your local computer, you can upload it to the appliance. For all other functionality, such as returning or reallocating your license, you must use the licensing portal. Optionally, you can still use the licensing portal for license allocation. Citrix Licensing guide also covers information about installing licenses in a Citrix ADC appliance and installing licenses in other Citrix products.
For more information, see Citrix Licensing Guide. Purchase separate licenses for each appliance in a high availability pair.
Ensure that the same types of licenses are installed on both the appliances. For example, if you purchase a Premium license for one appliance, you must purchase another Premium license for the other appliance. You must be able to access public domains through the appliance. For example, the appliance must be able to access www. The license allocation software internally accesses the Citrix licensing portal for your license.
To access a public domain:. Your license must be linked to your hardware, or you must have a valid license access code. Instructions Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops evaluations provide 99 users for a 90 day period for entitled customers only. Sign in to www. Enter the license code and proceed with on screen prompts to create a license file.
Once the file is downloaded, install the file by following document How to Install and update licenses using License Manager. Was this page helpful?
The supplemental grace period is not automatically re-enabled once it completes. To re-enable the supplemental grace period, you must install another retail license, which grants a new day supplemental grace period if and when you exceed the subsequent maximum installed licenses limit. We recommend that you allow the supplemental grace period to run out after it starts. To clear the warning condition do not add licenses immediately. Doing so gives you time to fully assess the situation and correctly address any issues.
If you install licenses while the supplemental grace period is in force, the License Server exits the supplemental grace period. Reenabling the supplemental grace period before fully determining the reason for the supplemental grace period, and how many licenses you require, might cause you to reenter the period after installing new licenses.
Supplemental grace periods are granted per product version and edition and only for retail licenses. The supplemental grace period is enabled by default when you first install the licenses.
To disable the supplemental grace period feature, use the Citrix Licensing Manager. There is no way to track the total number of licenses consumed while in the supplemental grace period. You can use lmstat udadmin and connection information from the product to determine how many additional licenses are required.
For more information about grace periods, see Grace period. Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Director displays the grace period states. For more information, see Panels on the Director Dashboard. The supplemental grace period feature is offered as a convenience, not as a license entitlement.
Citrix reserves the right to remove any such feature in new product releases. At the time it is sufficient for the number of users connecting. When the st license was used, the overdraft feature was activated. Your users can continue to connect without any disruption of service. You start evaluating your licensing needs now. Do not wait until you exceed the OD.
Think about buying more licenses in addition to the you bought initially. When the st license was used, the 15 day supplemental grace period SPG started, to allow you time to evaluate your license needs.
Users cannot make new connections if doing so requires more than licenses to be checked out. You cannot re-enable the supplemental grace period until you purchase and install more licenses. Example 2: Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops concurrent licenses using supplemental grace period feature. You initially purchase and install concurrent licenses I. There is no overdraft allowance with concurrent licenses.
At the time these licenses are sufficient for the number of users connecting. Do not wait until the supplemental grace period runs out.
The following table lists the support for license overdraft and supplemental grace period for each product. On-premises subscription licensing allows customers to host a Citrix environment within their infrastructure for a set period. The on-premises subscription license is time bound for years and expires on a specific date. The license ceases to operate following the expiration date. The products offer everything that is available today with perpetual licenses.
Your purchase includes both an on-premises subscription license and Customer Success Services Select service.
Customer Success Select service is included for the entire term of the subscription. Mixing permanent perpetual and subscription licenses is supported. They can be used to expand existing environments provided customers use the same product, edition, and license model. There are no performance impacts to using perpetual vs. The only difference between them is one expires. For products that are automatically renewed each month, Citrix does not send notifications before expiration.
For products that are not automatically renewed, Citrix notifies you at certain intervals when your existing subscription approaches expiration. These notifications alert you to extend the subscription and avoid service interruption. All on-premises subscription, annual and other term-based retail licenses include an additional 30 days built into the expiration date for continued access.
These additional 30 days are included in the expiration date shown in the Citrix Licensing Manager. You can use these 30 days to repurchase subscription licenses, allocate, and install before the original subscription license expires.
If you do not renew, the product gets into an unlicensed state with limited capabilities.
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