Yesterday I was at a customer where users were reporting that they were unable to open any Citrix application through the web interface. A popup would appear where the user is presented with two choices: Save or Cancel.
This is a common problem I find in new environments and most of the times this is caused by a policy:
Policy: Do not save encrypted pages to disk
Path: User Configuration -> Policies -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Internet Explorer -> Internet Control Panel -> Advanced Page
Value: Enabled / Disabled
When you change this policy value from “Enabled” to “Disabled” the option to open the ICA file will be available to the users.
Last evening I get an email from an IT Pro asking how he could find properties that can be used in a Select command in PowerShell.
So, when you use a command like Get-VM | Select VM,Name how do you know which other properties can use next to VM and Name?
This is where the command Get-Member comes in.
When you run Get-VM | Get-Member you will get an output of the properties that can be used in the Select statement.
But… the properties are not always universal. With this I mean to say that when you do the same for the Get-VM | Get-Snapshot command, so run Get-VM | Get-Snapshot | Get-Member, and will give you a different output compared to what you got with the Get-VM | Get-Member.
Although I think a property like Name will just about always be the same…
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