Script library

Gets details about the device using the IGEL IMI Rest API.
Note: Given that the common practice for the UMS server is to use the self signed Certificate,
this script will ignore SSL errors.

Parses the Profile log for FSLogix event for a specific user and displays the results.

For using Horizon View scripts the Hv.Helper module is required. This script installs the module (version 1.1) on the target machine (for all users). By default an existing module is NOT overwritten. If Overwrite = True is specified the existing module will be overwritten.
The module is embedded in the script. The version is 1.1

Connecting to a Horizon Connection server is required for running Horizon scripts. The server does not allow passthrough (Active Directory) authentication. In order to allow scripts to run without asking for a password each time (such as in Automated Actions) a PSCredential object needs to be stored on each target device (i.e. each machine that will be used for running Horizon scripts). This script can create this PSCredential object on the targets.
PSCREDENTIIAL OBJECTS CAN ONLY BE USED BY THE USER THAT CREATED THE OBJECT AND ON THE MACHINE THE OBJECT WAS CREATED.
- The User that creates the file is required to have a local profile when creating the file. This is a limitation from Powershell

Modification history: 20/08/2019 - Anthonie de Vreede - First version
03/06/2020 - Wouter Kursten - Second version

Changelog ;
Second Version
- Added check for local profile
- changed error message when failing to create the xml file

Leverage MSTSC.exe for Shadow and remote control of sessions.

For troubleshooting see:
https://support.controlup.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000602929-Shadow-RDS-Session-without-prompt

Note for Win10: Make sure you are allowing "Remote Desktop -Shadow (TCP-In)" in the Firewall

Enable or Disable by name, or name pattern, with the option to message any users currently running the apps and/or terminate them after a specified grace period.

This is a simple script that restarts the BrokerAgent service on a Citrix VDA. This is useful when VDAs become unregistered. It forces them to try to re-register to a Delivery Controller. In some instances a reboot of the VDA may be required, for everything else there's this SBA!

Using PowerCLI, Connect to vCenter and start or stop the SSH service on a host.
Notet that , the computer running this script must have PowerCLI, and vCenter credentails are required during script execution.

The script uses udadmin.exe and display the license(s) checked out for the selected username and/or client device. Note that the script is required to run in the Citrix License Server.
WARNING: avoid running the script against multiple sessions simultaneously to prevent significant resource consumption in the Citrix license server.

Check the permissions of the records that match the computer name specified and optionally change them so that the computer account for the current AD object for that computer has rights to update the record.
Run on a computer that has the ActiveDirectory PowerShell mdoule installed like a domain controller. Permissions for Domain controller DNS records will not be changed,
Use when machines have been rebuilt and they cannot update their own DNS record because it is owned by the account for the previous build which no longer exists in AD so the current computer does not have permissions when it wants to register the IP address against its own DNS record
NOTE: It is recommended you make a backup of your DNS with the Backup DNS Zone script before running this script with Fix set to Yes.