However when connecting via dual monitor setup it doesn't assign a VDA for around 30-40 seconds Looking at it a little closer i've noticed if i monitor Director during the login, sessions via single monitor setup assigns a VDA to the session within around 15-17 seconds. If i login to that same pool / user on a client with 2 monitors that number almost doubles (50-70 seconds on average). I've found that if i log in to via client (Linux, Mac, HTML5, etc) with a single monitor setup i'm getting around 25-35 sec logins. All of our other desktop catalogs are Windows 7 (XenApp servers are Windows Server 2012R2) - haven't experienced this issue with other operating systems.įor what its worth i've been battling to cut down on login times for our Win10 1903 MCS Nonpersistent / App Layering (User layer) environment and just stumbled on this same issue as everyone is discussing here. This is our first Windows 10 catalog, so I don't have any experience with previous versions of Windows 10. I closed the ticket after moving to the new hardware, but I'm not certain this is a Citrix issue - I think it's Windows 10 1903/1909. I was working with Citrix support to try to resolve this issue, but we weren't able to determine a root cause. When I log the same user on to a laptop (single display), we average 20 seconds. Now, I've run into issues with Profile Streaming/Always Cache (profile doesn't seem to be fully loaded before desktop is presented to the user.) With Profile Streaming disabled, login times are back up to 60+ seconds. We migrated to new hardware for our XenServer hosts (New Dell R740s) and had seen a dramatic reduction in login times (average of 38 seconds) which was acceptable. Non-Persistent Pooled MCS machines on XenServer 7.1 CU 2Įndpoints are typically HP Thin Clients running Thin Pro 7.1 WindFully patched (including updates from this week) I have the same issue - very similar configuration, but have been updating the VDA to try to resolve it.
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