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downloadRecfWin_4.4_Upgrade_Best_Practices.pdfWhy can't I download this file?Upgrade Compatibility Matrix4.4 and later 4.34.2.1004.24.1.x3.4.xReceiver 4.3.100√—————Receiver 4.2.100√√————Receiver 4.2√√√———Receiver 4.1.x√√√√——EOL versionOnline Plugin Web 12.3√—————Online Plugin 12.3√—————Consumer Version 3.4.x√√√√——Enterprise Version 3.x√MMM——

Notes:

Group policy settings are retained as part of an upgrade.
M = In-place upgrade is not supported.

For instructions on upgrading Citrix Receiver for Windows from 3.x to 4.x, refer to the Cookbook blog .

Upgrade from Receiver 3.x Enterprise to Receiver 4.4 or later

The Receiver Cleanup Utility is run by default as part of Graphical User Interface installation.

To run the Receiver Cleanup Utility when installing Citrix Receiver using a command line installation, run the following switch:

CitrixReceiver.exe /RCU /Silent

Note: When you upgrade Citrix Receiver for Windows from 13.x (non-Enterprise) or 4.2 to Version 4.2 or later, the /rcu switch is unnecessary and ignored.

Upgrade from Receiver 3.x Enterprise to Receiver 4.3 or earlier

Use Windows group policy to remove the older version and retain app shortcuts and other types of customization. For instruction on upgrade, refer to the Upgrade Guide.

Upgrading to the Receiver 4.x series

Upgrade from Receiver 4.1 and later to the latest Receiver 4.x and above

Note: Group policy settings are retained during this upgrade.

The following settings are retained as part of upgrade when upgrading the Citrix Receiver for Windows Version 4.x to the latest version of Citrix Receiver.

App shortcut management
Fast-connect
Session pre-launch
Device access behavior
Workspace control
File-type association
Security settings (https access)
StoreFront 3.0 theme settings
Auto update settings

Plug-in support

Upgrading to Citrix Receiver 4.3 or later retains supported plug-ins that are installed on the client machine.

The following plug-ins are tested for post-upgrade functionality:

Citrix Real Time Media Engine (RTME)
Microsoft VDI plug-in for Skype for Business (formerly, Lync)
Citrix NetScaler Gateway (AGEE)

The following plug-ins are not tested for post-upgrade functionality by Citrix. However, there have not been any reports of breakage:

VDMX
Tricerat
Thin print

Installation in user profile and upgrade

Receiver can be installed at user (each user install in their own user profile) or system level.
Whether Receiver was installed at user-level (installed by users in their own profiles), it is not supported to run a system-wide upgrade as administrator: every single user will have to upgrade Receiver by themselves.
If Receiver was installed system-wide, users will not be able to upgrade that installation. Citrix receiver partners healthcare

Downgrading Citrix Receiver

Downgrading Citrix Receiver is not supported.

If attempted at your own risk, ensure that the existing Version of Citrix Receiver is completely uninstalled before installing the older version.

You can use the Receiver Cleanup Utility for a clean uninstall.

Unsupported upgrade to Receiver 4.x

For Citrix Receiver versions that have reached end-of-life (EOL), are SUPPORTED for in-place upgrades, or that are not shown in Table 1, the recommended upgrade procedure is as below:

Record the existing customization to manually reconfigure it after the upgrade.
Run the Receiver Cleanup Utility (see Knowledge Center article CTX137494 ) to remove the older version of Citrix Receiver completely.
Install the latest Citrix Receiver for Windows available at https://www.citrix.com/downloads/citrix-receiver.html.
Reconfigure the necessary customization recorded in Step 1 above.

Note: You may need to use 'Receiver Clean-Up Utility' as needed especially when problem occur during Receiver uninstall or when unexpected issues occur after install, regardless of the Receiver version you use.

Citrix Systems’ channel has always made its money delivering virtualization products, but it's time for partners to expand their practices beyond the company's flagship technology, Citrix's channel chief told partners Monday.

In a multi-cloud world of increasing IT complexity, focusing exclusively on application and desktop virtualization leaves money on the table, Craig Stilwell told CRN before delivering that message in his keynote at Citrix Summit, the company's partner and seller kickoff, in Orlando, Fla.

'2019 will be the year that we substantially grow our market and really move away from being just about virtualization,' Stilwell told CRN.

[Related: Citrix CEO: 'We've Reimagined The Entire Company In The Last 12 Months']

The products opening up those new lines of partner revenue are Citrix Workspace and Citrix Cloud, said Stilwell, vice president of worldwide partner sales at the Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based vendor.

'Citrix Workspace inside of Citrix Cloud is the tool that's going to get us there. We're going to be able to expand our market presence quite a lot by being able to meet the needs of more users,' Stilwell said. 'That’s going to be the push for partners and sellers coming out of Summit.'

Workspace is a client-side app for any device and operating system that delivers a user portal for ingesting all Citrix back-end services as well as dozens of apps from popular Software-as-a-Service vendors. The product unifies elements from Citrix Receiver, ShareFile and XenMobile.

Workspace also serves as a gateway between Citrix's traditional on-premise solutions like XenApp and XenDesktop, and Citrix Cloud, an umbrella platform for about 15 Citrix services and public cloud integrations.

Only 30 percent to 40 percent of employees at Citrix customers need virtualization products to do their work, Stilwell told CRN.

Through Workspace, Citrix has the capability to address the needs of the other 60 percent to 70 percent that are using popular SaaS and mobility applications they need to access securely and conveniently.

Camera raw 7.4 mac download. Unlike last year, when Citrix revamped its entire program, there's no big change from a structural perspective in 2019.

The previous restructuring, in which Citrix consolidated five channel programs into one, set in motion a big year for the software company's channel—Citrix added 900 transacting partners in 2018 and saw a 16 percent increase in partner productivity, Stilwell said.

'We blew away all of our goals for 2018 as it relates to Citrix Cloud,' he told CRN. 'But there's still a ton of opportunity to move customers off their on-prem Citrix implementations.'

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Partners are seeing that opportunity manifest itself in the market.

Mike Quirin, a partner at Alchemy Technology Group, told CRN the Houston-based Citrix partner saw 450 percent growth in 2018, and 'Citrix Cloud was the core accelerant to that success.'

'Citrix virtualization has always been core to our business,' Quirin said. But with the introduction of Citrix Cloud and Workspace, the company gained the ability to include secure and seamless access to SaaS applications, data and mobility in conversations with customers.

'Not only does this make us more strategic to new customers, but it also allows us to go back into existing Citrix customers and extend their footprint,' he told CRN.

Citrix Cloud, with NetScaler, enables the firm to focus on providing customers with solutions that deliver the richest possible user experience, the speed to meet their business demands and the technology to securely deliver these solutions, he said.