#Workspace app update

Subscribers can’t access data and applications from services in Citrix Workspace. All service integrations are disabled.For example, you might want subscribers to use an on-premises StoreFront URL to access resources, or you might want to prevent access during maintenance.ĭisabling the Workspace URL can take up to 10 minutes to take effect.ĭisabling the workspace URL has the following effects: You can disable the Workspace URL to prevent users from authenticating through Citrix Workspace.

#Workspace app update

Tell subscribers what the new URL is and manually update all local Citrix Workspace apps to use the new URL. When you rename a URL, the old URL is immediately removed and is no longer available. Must consist of only letters and numbers.If you want to change the customizable part of the URL to fewer than 6 characters, open a ticket in Citrix Cloud. Must be between 6 and 63 characters long.To customize your URL, go to Workspace Configuration > Access and select Edit. Misuse of third party intellectual property rights, including trademarks, might result in revocation and reassignment of the URL or suspension of the Citrix Cloud account. The first part of the Workspace URL represents the organization using the Citrix Cloud account, and must comply with the Citrix End User Services Agreement. Re-enabling the Workspace URL can take up to 10 minutes to take effect. To enable the Workspace URL, navigate to Workspace Configuration > Access and select the toggle to enable it. If the URL is disabled, you must re-enable it first. You can change the Workspace URL only when it’s enabled. For example, you can change the URL from to. The first part of the Workspace URL is customizable.

The Workspace URL is ready to use and can be found in Citrix Cloud > Workspace Configuration > Access, where you can enable, edit, and disable your Workspace URL. For more information on setting up SSO with FAS, see Enable single sign-on for Workspaces with Citrix Federated Authentication Service. Citrix Federated Authentication Service (FAS) to provide single sign-on (SSO) to DaaS in Citrix Workspace.For more information on setting up multifactor authentication to workspaces, see Two-factor authentication. Tokens as a second factor of authentication for signing in to workspaces with Active Directory.For information on configuring authentication for Workspace subscribers, see Authentication to workspaces in this article.Ĭitrix Workspace also supports the following authentication options: For internal connectivity, the endpoint must connect directly to the IP address of the Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA).Ĭitrix Workspace supports a growing list of identity providers that you connect to Citrix Cloud and then enable in Workspace Configuration to authenticate subscribers to their workspaces. For information on enabling remote access to workspaces, see External connectivity in this article.Īlternatively, for internal connectivity only, you can use Citrix Workspace on its own or host StoreFront on-premises. Remote subscribers can gain external access to their workspaces if you configure external connectivity with Citrix Gateway or the Citrix Gateway service. For information about the Citrix Workspace app and transitioning from Citrix Receiver, see Citrix Workspace app (formerly Citrix Receiver) in this article. For instructions on editing the Workspace URL, see Workspace URL in this article.Ĭitrix Workspace app replaces Citrix Receiver as the natively installed app that provides access to the Workspace user interface (UI). The Workspace URL is customizable and is enabled by default. Subscribers can access Citrix Workspace through a browser with the Workspace URL or through the Citrix Workspace app installed on their devices. Identity providers for authentication to workspaces.Citrix Gateways or the Citrix Gateway service for external connectivity.The Citrix Workspace app (formerly Citrix Receiver).This article summarizes the steps involved in configuring and using: Important:īrowser support for Internet Explorer ends on March 31, 2022.Ĭitrix recommends transitioning subscribers to the latest versions of Edge, Chrome, Firefox, or Safari before this date.

You can also access workspaces using the latest version of Edge, Chrome, Firefox, or Safari with the Workspace URL. Citrix Workspace app replaces Citrix Receiver. Citrix recommends using the latest version of Citrix Workspace app to access workspaces.