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System requirements
Before you begin using Citrix Application Delivery Management (Citrix ADM), you must review the software requirements, browser requirements, port information, license information, and limitations.
Supported browsers
To access Citrix ADM, your workstation must have a supported web browser.
The following browsers are supported.
| Web Browser | Version |
|---|---|
| Internet Explorer | 11.0 and later |
| Google Chrome | Chrome 19 and later |
| Safari | Safari 5.1.1 and later |
| Mozilla Firefox | Firefox 3.6.25 and later |
Agent installation requirements
Install and configure an agent in your network environment to enable communication between the Citrix ADM and the managed instances in your data center. In your data center on-premises, you can install an agent on Citrix XenServer, VMware ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V, and Linux KVM server.
The agent requirements are the virtual computing resources that the hypervisor must provide for each ADM agent. The following table lists the agent requirements to avail all ADM features:
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| RAM | 32 GB |
| Virtual CPU | 8 |
| Storage Space | 30 GB |
| Virtual Network interfaces | 1 |
| Throughput | 1 Gbps |
The agent requirements to avail only the pooled licensing feature, see Lightweight agent for pooled licensing.
You can also install an agent on Microsoft Azure or AWS or Google Cloud. Citrix recommends you use the following virtual machine types from the respective cloud marketplaces to avail all ADM features:
| Cloud | Agent requirements | Preferred virtual machine type |
|---|---|---|
| AWS | 8 virtual CPU, 32 GB RAM, and 30 GB storage space | m4.2xlarge |
| Microsoft Azure | 8 virtual CPU, 32 GB RAM, and 30 GB storage space | Standard_D8s_v3 |
| Google Cloud | 8 virtual CPU, 32 GB RAM, and 30 GB storage space | e2-standard-8 |
For instructions about installing an agent, see the following links:
- Installing Citrix ADM Agent on Microsoft Azure Cloud.
- Installing Citrix ADM Agent on AWS.
- Installing Citrix ADM Agent on Google Cloud.
Lightweight agent for pooled licensing
If you plan to use the ADM service only for pooled licensing, you can use an agent with lower specifications, as listed in the following table:
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| RAM | 8 GB |
| Virtual CPU | 4 |
| Storage Space | 30 GB |
Such agents with lower specifications (lightweight) are supported only on ADM service.
Citrix recommends you use the following virtual machine types from the respective cloud marketplaces to avail only the pooled licensing feature:
| Cloud | Agent requirements | Preferred virtual machine type |
|---|---|---|
| AWS | 4 virtual CPU, 8 GB RAM, and 30 GB storage space |
m4.xlarge. This instance type provides 4 virtual CPU, 16 GB RAM, and 30 GB storage space. Citrix recommends this instance type since it matches most of the agent requirements among existing instance types. |
| Microsoft Azure | 4 virtual CPU, 8 GB RAM, and 30 GB storage space | Standard_F4s_v2 |
| Google Cloud | 4 virtual CPU, 8 GB RAM, and 30 GB storage space | e2-standard-4 |
Note
You must disable the default scheduling jobs by navigating to Settings > System Settings > Configurable Features.
Ports
For communications between Citrix ADC instances and Citrix ADM agent, or Citrix SD-WAN instances and Citrix ADM agent, the following ports must be open in a Citrix ADM agent:
| Type | Port | Details | Direction of communication |
|---|---|---|---|
| TCP | 80/443 | For NITRO communication from Citrix ADM to Citrix ADC or Citrix SD-WAN instance.443. For NITRO communication between Citrix ADM servers in high availability mode. | Citrix ADM to Citrix ADC and Citrix ADC to Citrix ADM |
| TCP | 22 | For SSH communication from Citrix ADM to Citrix ADC or Citrix SD-WAN instance. For synchronization between Citrix ADM servers deployed in high availability mode. And, this port is required for the SSH communication between the ADM agent and Citrix ADC. | Citrix ADM to Citrix ADC and Citrix ADM agent to Citrix ADC |
| UDP | 4739 | For AppFlow communication from Citrix ADC or Citrix SD-WAN instance to Citrix ADM. | Citrix ADC or Citrix SD-WAN to Citrix ADM |
| ICMP | No reserved port | To detect network reachability between Citrix ADM and Citrix ADC instances, SD WAN instances, or the secondary Citrix ADM server deployed in high availability mode. | |
| UDP | 161, 162 | To receive SNMP events from Citrix ADC instance to Citrix ADM. | Port 161 - Citrix ADM to Citrix ADC |
| Port 162 - Citrix ADC to Citrix ADM | |||
| UDP | 514 | To receive syslog messages from Citrix ADC or Citrix SD-WAN instance to Citrix ADM. | Citrix ADC or Citrix SD-WAN to Citrix ADM |
| TCP | 25 | To send SMTP notifications from Citrix ADM to users. | |
| TCP | 5563 | To receive ADC metrics (counters), system events, and Audit Log messages from Citrix ADC instance to Citrix ADM. | Citrix ADC to Citrix ADM |
| TCP | 5557/5558 | For logstream communication (for Security Insight, Web Insight, and HDX Insight) from Citrix ADC to Citrix ADM. | Citrix ADC to Citrix ADM |
| TCP | 5454 | Default port for communication, and database synchronization in between Citrix ADM nodes in high availability mode. | Citrix ADM primary node to Citrix ADM secondary node |
| TCP | 27000 and 7279 | License ports for communication between Citrix ADM license server and ADC instance. These ports are also used for ADC pooled licenses. | Citrix ADC to Citrix ADM |
| TCP | 443/8443/7443 | Port for communication between Citrix ADM agent and Citrix ADM. The ADM agent initiates the communication to Citrix ADM. | Citrix ADM agent to Citrix ADM |
For communication between Citrix ADM agent and Citrix ADM, ensure the following port is open in Citrix ADM agent:
| Type | Port | Details |
|---|---|---|
| HTTPS | 443 | For communication from Citrix ADM agent to Citrix ADM. |
Note
The endpoint of the Citrix ADM is the same as the “Service URL” generated while trying to register the agent. The agent uses the Service URL to locate the Citrix ADM.
Ensure that the following endpoints are whitelisted:
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Download Service:
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Trust Service:
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Service URLs:
*.agent.adm.cloud.com *.adm.cloud.com adm.cloud.com -
ADC backup service:
adm-prod-backup-.*\.s3\..*amazonaws\.com
For communication between Citrix ADM agent and Citrix Analytics Service, ensure the following endpoints are whitelisted:
| Endpoint | US region | EU region |
|---|---|---|
| Event Hub | https://cas-eh-ns-alias.servicebus.windows.net |
https://cas-eh-ns-eu-alias.servicebus.windows.net |
Deprecated FQDNs
Some FQDNs are deprecated for the following use of the ADM service. To help you switch to the new FQDNs without any interruption, the deprecated FQDNs continue to work for some time and will be phased out slowly.
| ADM Service Endpoints | Old FQDN | New FQDN |
|---|---|---|
| ADM Service UI Access | netscalermas.cloud.com |
adm.cloud.com |
| Service URL | agent.netscalermgmt.net |
*.agent.adm.cloud.com Note: The value of * would depend on which PoP (point of presence) your data is available. |
| API interactions | netscalermas.cloud.com |
api.adm.cloud.com |
Minimum Citrix ADC versions required
Note
Citrix ADC versions 10.5, 11.0, and 12.0 have already reached End Of Life (EOL). For more information, see the Product Matrix. The recommended ADC version is 12.1.
| Citrix ADM Feature | Citrix ADC Software Version |
|---|---|
| StyleBooks | 10.5 and later |
| Monitoring/Reporting and Configuring using Jobs | 10.5 and later |
| Analytics | |
| HDX Insight | 10.1 and later |
| Gateway Insight | 11.0.65.31 and later |
| Security Insight | 11.0.65.31 and later |
Requirements for Citrix SD-WAN instance management
Minimum Citrix SD-WAN WANOP versions required
| Citrix ADM Feature | Citrix CloudBridge / Citrix SD-WAN WO |
|---|---|
| Monitoring/Reporting and Configuration using Jobs | Citrix CloudBridge 7.4.0 and later |
| Analytics | |
| HDX Insight | Citrix CloudBridge 7.4.0 and later |
| WAN Insight | Citrix CloudBridge 7.4.0 and later |
Inter-operability matrix of Citrix SD-WAN platform editions and Citrix ADM features
| Platform Editions | Discovery | Configuration | Monitoring | Reporting | Event Management (SNMP Traps) | HDX Insight and WAN Insight Analytics | Multi-Hop Insight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Citrix SD-WAN WANOP | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Thin clients supported for Citrix SD-WAN instances
Citrix ADM supports the following thin clients for monitoring Citrix SD-WAN deployments:
- Dell Wyse WTOS Model R10L Rx0L Thin Client
- NComputing N400
- Dell Wyse WTOS Model CX0 C00X Xenith
- Dell Wyse WTOS Model TXO T00X Xenith2
- Dell Wyse WTOS Model CX0 C10LE
- Dell Wyse WTOS Model R00LX Rx0L HDX Thin Client
- Dell Wyse Enhanced SUSE Linux Enterprise, Model Dx0D, D50D
- Dell Wyse ZX0 Z90D7 (WES7) Thin Client
Requirements for Citrix ADM Analytics solution
Minimum Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops versions required
| Citrix ADM Feature | Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Version |
|---|---|
| HDX Insight | Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7.0 and later |
Note
The Citrix Gateway feature (branded as Access Gateway Enterprise for versions 9.3 and 10.x) must be available on the Citrix ADC instance. Citrix ADM does not support standalone Access Gateway Standard appliances.
Citrix ADM can generate reports for applications that are published on a Citrix Virtual App or Desktop and accessed through Citrix Receiver. However, this capability depends on the operating system on which the Receiver is installed. Currently, a Citrix ADC does not parse ICA traffic for applications or desktops that are accessed through Citrix Receiver running on iOS or Android operating systems.
Thin clients supported for HDX Insight
Citrix ADM supports the following thin clients for monitoring Citrix ADC instances running on software version 11.0 Build 65.31 and later:
- Dell Wyse Windows based Thin Clients
- Dell Wyse Linux based Thin Clients
- Dell Wyse ThinOS based Thin Clients
- 10ZiG Ubuntu based Thin Clients
Citrix ADC instance license required for HDX Insight
The data collected by Citrix ADM for HDX Insight depends on the version and the installed licenses of the Citrix ADC instances that are monitored. HDX Insight reports are displayed only for Citrix ADC Premium and Enterprise appliances running on software version 10.5 and later.
| Citrix ADC License/Duration | 5 minutes | 1 Hour | 1 Day | 1 Week | > 1 Month |
| Standard | No | No | No | No | No |
| Advanced | Yes | Yes | No | No | No |
| Premium | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Supported operating systems and Citrix Receiver versions
The following table lists the operating systems supported by Citrix ADM, and the Citrix Receiver versions currently supported with each system:
| Operating System | Receiver Version |
|---|---|
| Windows | 4.0 Standard Edition |
| Linux | 13.0.265571 and later |
| Mac | 11.8, build 238301 and later |
| HTML5 | 1.5* |
| Chrome App | 1.5* |
* Applicable with Citrix CloudBridge release 7.4 and later.
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