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How User Connections Work with the Citrix Gateway plug-in
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Citrix Gateway plug-in Upgrade Control
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Selecting the Citrix Gateway plug-in for Users
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AlwaysOn VPN before Windows logon (Formally AlwaysOn service)
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Citrix Gateway plug-in Upgrade Control
System Administrators control how the Citrix ADC plug-in performs when its version does not match the Citrix Gateway revision. The new options control the plug-in upgrade behavior for Mac, and Windows or operating systems.
For VPN plug-ins, the upgrade option can be set in two places in the Citrix ADC appliance user interface:
- At the Global Settings
- At the Session Profile level
Plug-in Behaviors
For each client type, Citrix Gateway allows the following three options to control plug-in upgrade behavior:
- Always
The plug-in always gets upgraded whenever the end user’s plug-in version doesn’t match with the plug-in shipped with the Citrix ADC appliance. This is the default behavior. Choose this option if you don’t want multiple plug-in versions running in your enterprise.
- Essential (and security)
The plug-in only upgraded when it is deemed necessary. Upgrades are deemed necessary in the following two circumstances
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Installed Plug-in is incompatible with the current Citrix ADC appliance version.
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Installed Plug-in must be updated for the necessary security fix.
Choose this option if you want to minimize the number of plug-in upgrades, but don’t want to miss any plug-in security updates
- Never
The plug-in does not get upgraded.
CLI Parameters for Controlling VPN Plug-in Upgrade
Citrix Gateway supports two types of plug-ins (EPA and VPN) for Windows and Mac operating systems. To support VPN plug-in upgrade control at the session level, Citrix Gateway supports two session profile parameters named WindowsinPluginUpgrade and MacPluginUpgrade.
These parameters are available at global, virtual server, group, and user level. Each parameter can have a value of Always, Essential or Never. For a description of these parameters see Plug-in Behaviors.
CLI Parameters for Controlling EPA Plug-in Upgrade
Citrix Gateway supports EPA plug-ins for Windows and Mac operating systems. To support EPA plug-in upgrade control at the virtual server level, Citrix Gateway supports two virtual server parameters named windowsEPAPluginUpgrade and macEPAPluginUpgrade.
The parameters are available at the virtual server level. Each parameter can have a value of Always, Essential or Never. For a description of these parameters see Plug-in Behaviors
VPN Configuration
Follow these steps for the VPN configuration of Windows, Linux, and Mac plug-ins.
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Go to Citrix ADC > Policies > Session.
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Select the desired session policy, and then click Edit.
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Select the Client Experience tab.
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These dialog boxes options affect the upgrade behavior.
- Always
- Essential
- Never The default is Always.
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Select the check box to the right of each option. Select the frequency to apply the upgrade behavior.
EPA Configuration
Follow these steps for the EPA configuration of Windows, Linux, and Apple plug-ins.
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Go to Citrix Gateway > Virtual Servers.
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Select a Server and click the Edit button.
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Click the pencil icon.
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Click More
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The dialog boxes that appear affect the upgrade behavior. The available options are:
- Always
- Essential
- Never
Requirements
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Windows EPA and VPN plug-in version must be greater than 11.0.0.0
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Mac EPA plug-in version must be greater than 3.0.0.31
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Mac VPN plug-in version must be greater than 3.1.4 (357)
Note: If the Citrix ADC appliance is upgraded to the 11.0 release, all previous VPN (and EPA) plug-ins upgrade to the latest version irrespective of upgrade control configuration. For subsequent upgrades, they respect the previous upgrade control configuration.
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