What's new and upcoming with Citrix technology and features

This feature brings more clarity to the Not Categorized numbers on the User Experience dashboard. The dashboard now shows the breakup of users and sessions in the virtual apps and desktops environment based on the session protocol and the connection status.

The Zombie Sessions sub-pane shows information on session failures that have occurred due to zombie sessions in the environment. 

Session launch diagnostics (technical preview) helps IT admins understand session launch failures. You can track and report each session failure independently, and use the comprehensive library of error codes to understand the errors and apply the remediation steps.

A new Studio UI experience where customers can build an inventory of their Citrix master catalog images.

On the Analytics dashboards and reports, all the Secure Workspace Access labels are now updated as Secure Private Access to align with the rebranded product name.

Citrix Cloud Connector is now supported on Microsoft Windows Server 2022.

Session Recording service is now available for all Citrix DaaS offerings with capabilities of centralized management of policies, playback, and server configurations. It eases the burden on IT administrators by providing a unified entry point to manage and observe the distributed objects across your organization.

System Log captures a range of events that occur within the Citrix Cloud platform and support services. Events can be exported to CSV and retrieved using the SystemLog API.

With this feature, inactive devices will be automatically removed from the Citrix Endpoint Management console.

Licensing for Gateway service now displays the amount of bandwidth used for each user. Administrators can see at a glance which users are using the most bandwidth across all Gateway service entitlements. Bandwidth usage for a specific user persists even when the license for that user has been released.