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Configuring IPv6 for User Connections

October 5, 2020

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You can configure Citrix Gateway to listen for user connections by using Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6). When you configure one of the following settings, you can select the IPv6 check box and then enter the IPv6 address in the dialog box:

Global Settings - Published Applications - ICA Proxy
Global Authentication - RADIUS
Global Authentication - LDAP
Global Authentication - TACACS
Session Profile - Published Applications - ICA Proxy
Citrix Gateway Virtual Servers
Create Authentication Server - RADIUS
Create Authentication Server - LDAP
Create Authentication Server - TACACS
Create Auditing Server
High Availability Setup
Bind / Unbind Route Monitors for High Availability
Virtual server (Load Balancing)

When you configure the Citrix Gateway virtual server to listen on an IPv6 address, users can connect only with Citrix Receiver. User connections with the Citrix Gateway plug-in are not supported with IPv6.

You can use the following guidelines for configuring IPv6 on Citrix Gateway:

Citrix Virtual Apps and Web Interface. When you configure IPv6 for user connections and if there is a mapped IP address that uses IPv6, Citrix Virtual Apps and Web Interface servers can also use IPv6. The Web Interface must be installed behind Citrix Gateway. When users connect through Citrix Gateway, the IPv6 address is translated to IPv4. When the connection returns, the IPv4 address is translated to IPv6.
Virtual servers. You can configure IPv6 for a virtual server when you run the Citrix Gateway wizard. In the Citrix Gateway wizard on the Virtual Servers page, click IPv6 and enter the IP address. You can only use configure an IPv6 address for a virtual server by using the Citrix Gateway wizard.
Other. To configure IPv6 for ICA Proxy, authentication, auditing, and high availability, select the IPv6 check box in the dialog box and then type the IP address.

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Configuring IPv6 for User Connections

October 5, 2020

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October 5, 2020

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Configuring IPv6 for User Connections

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