Citrix Access Gateway Error 1030 – Cause 1: Certificates
The most frequent error we see from the Citrix Receiver when trying to connect to VDI-in-a-box through the Netscaler Access Gateway is error 1030. This is a generic connection error, and provides almost no information at all.
Hi – OK, you helped me big time before with using the correct version of the VPX! I have one (hopefully last) problem – when trying to connect remotely through the VPX I get the Error 1030 issue. Now, I’m thinking this could be that I’ve used the test certificate. Do you think this could be the problem?
Thanks again!
Hi Bob,
You’ll need to manually install the test certificate on client machines for this to work. Alternatively if you have a spare domain kicking about you can get a free trusted public SSL from http://www.startssl.com and set everything up for ‘vditest.yourdomain.com’. Also worth noting that the 1030 error is a very generic error, could be caused by certificates or any one of a dozen other things.
Cheers,
Alex
Hi Bob,
You’ll need to manually install the test certificate on client machines for this to work. Alternatively if you have a spare domain kicking about you can get a free trusted public SSL from http://www.startssl.com and set everything up for ‘vditest.yourdomain.com’. Also worth noting that the 1030 error is a very generic error, could be caused by certificates or any one of a dozen other things.
Cheers,
Alex
I know this is old, but I wanted to follow up on this as well. This error can also occur if the client system you’re connecting from doesn’t trust the certificate.