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The system log displays a timestamped list of events that occurred in Citrix Cloud. You can export these changes as a CSV file to meet your organization’s regulatory compliance requirements or to support security analysis. To view the system log, select System Log from the Citrix Cloud menu.

To assist with troubleshooting issues, you can view Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 session logs. The log page allows users to: Enable Logging: Enable logging to view the HMTL5 logs. Disable Logging: Disable logging to stop logging in a session. View logs: View the logs generated for a session.

Configuration logging is a feature that captures Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops and Citrix DaaS (formerly Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops service) deployment configuration changes and administrative activities to a logging database in Citrix Cloud.

Enable logging on all Cloud Connector machines in your resource locations. To ensure that you’re capturing the full spectrum of data, Citrix recommends using the CDFControl capturing tool that resides on the VDA. For more information, see CTX111961 in the Citrix Support Knowledge Center.

Open the Connection Center using the following command line: / opt / Citrix / ICAClient / util / conncenter The servers that are used appear and active sessions are listed. Do one of the following: Select a server, disconnect or log off, or view its properties. Select an application, close the window. Manage sessions through Connection Center

Check details about the session, user’s logon experience, session startup, connection, and applications. you can Shadow the user’s machine. Record the ICA session. Troubleshoot the issue with the recommended actions in the following table, and, if needed, escalate the issue to the appropriate administrator. Trends for Session Experience metrics