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Citrix NetScaler - Defect ID: NSHELP-43394

When an application is associated with a user group and the NetScaler virtual server is renamed, the application is automatically removed from the user group. This results in an inconsistent user group configuration.

Citrix NetScaler - Defect ID: NSHELP-43394

When an application is associated with a user group and the NetScaler virtual server is renamed, the application is automatically removed from the user group. This results in an inconsistent user group configuration.

Last updated on May 29th, 2026

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Status: Fixed

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The vendor has published 1 unique mention(s) for this bug: 1. When an application is associated with a user group and the NetScaler virtual server is renamed, the application is automatically removed from the user group. This results in an inconsistent user group configuration. Modules: 1. Infrastructure Latest urls for this bug: 1. https://docs.netscaler.com/en-us/updates?product=NetScaler%20Console%20on-prem%20%28ADM%29&version=14.1&build=72.57

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2026-05-29 Added: 14.1 Build 72.57

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Citrix NetScaler - Defect ID: NSHELP-43394

When an application is associated with a user group and the NetScaler virtual server is renamed, the application is automatically removed from the user group. This results in an inconsistent user group configuration.

Citrix NetScaler - Defect ID: NSHELP-43394

When an application is associated with a user group and the NetScaler virtual server is renamed, the application is automatically removed from the user group. This results in an inconsistent user group configuration.

Last updated on May 29th, 2026

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