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Hello,
we have some issues with mapped client usb disk drives and I was hoping for your help.
Background: We have a Citrix XenApp 7.x environment and use USB-Redirection for USB-Sticks and stuff. The Redirection for USB Disk Drives does not work, so we use mapped client drives for this scenario.
Here you see something from our config:
SessionConfig=ALL UnmapPrinters=no UnmapSerials=no MapDisks=yes Smartcards=yes VUSB_DISKS=yes VUSB_AUDIO=yes
VUSB_DISKS=yes for USB-Redirection (e.g. USB-Sticks) and MapDisks=yes for our disk drives.
Another thing I configured is to force the disk drive local (so it does not get redirected): Device=vusb ForceLocal=0x1c6b,0xa222,0x08,0x06,0x50
In Citrix policies I configured USB redirection and client drives as allowed.
The problem is that some disks do not work on the ThinOS-Client and I don’t understand why. There are some that work but on others I see the local drive but the Windows-Explorer says: \\Client\d$ cannot be accessed.
If I use a Windows-Client it all works fine inside the Citrix-Session.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
Tim
The disk that aren’t working, are those mapped via USB or device mapping?
FAT32 or NTFS formatted?CG
All USB-Sticks are working via USB-Redirection.
There are just the CDs and DVDs via device mapping, where some work and some not. I hope you know what I mean.
Thanks and kind regards
Tim
Is this issue with the CD/DVD devices or with the medias?
So, are some medias not working or all medias work in some devices?CG
The issue is with CD/DVD.
All CDs/DVDs work, if I’m starting the Citrix-Session from a Windows Client.
If I start the session from a Wyse 3040, some CDs/DVDs don’t get recognized with the error message: \\Client\d$ cannot be accessed.
We just experienced another issue with external CD-Drives.
I already said that some CDs work and others don’t, we don’t have an idea why at the moment.
We don’t use USB-Redirection for these devices, we use client drive mapping.
In the event log I see this for working scenario: 09:30:57.100 Registriere CD-ROM auf D
And this for not working: 09:31:57.925 FS: cd-rom register fail, errno=0
Can anyone help?
Hi Tiemun, did you ever get this resolved? Having the same issue (albeit with VMware View) with Wyse 3040 and CD/DVD devices redirecting the remote desktop.
All seeing FS: cd-rom register fail, errno=0
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