Linux Virtual Delivery Agent

Audio diagnostic command line tool

# Audio diagnostic command line tool The audio diagnostic command line tool on the VDA can be used to query session data related to audio policies, configuration, and data transport. ## Usage 1. Open a command prompt and run `ctxaudiosession` from the `/opt/Citrix/VDA/bin` folder. - Running the tool will display all active ICA session(s) audio information and devices redirection status for the current user. ## Output The tool outputs various configuration settings that can help diagnose audio-related issues within a session. |Section|Description| |--|--| |DDC Policy information|Audio policies applied to the current session(s).| |Local Registry information|Audio related configuration settings stored in the registry.| |State information|Audio state, version, codecs, transport applied to the current session(s) and device numbers.| |Devices information|Device names, their roles, and their statuses used in the session.|

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