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Citrix IE Discovery

We have a website that many users access through Citrix. Some things (namely video) drag the Citrix server so much that I don’t even want to try to play the video if the user connects to it.

Is there any way (on a web server) to detect if the browser that connects to the citrix network? Everyone will use IE 7 or 8, if that matters. I reset all query parameters and looked at the window. * And window.navigator. * But, it seems, did not find anything.

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I just saw a potentially relevant answer here , with the result that the information appeared here ,

You can configure Citrix to run specific content (such as video) on the local client instead of Citrix if certain conditions are met.

This may or may not be useful in your particular situation, but it may be worth a look.

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You cannot do this through a browser, but the connection from CITRIX must be from a well-known IP pool on the CITRIX side, can you check the IP address that the user connects (to the web server) with this list / pool / range?

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1753213/

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