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Citrix Virtual Apps - Defect ID: PVS-15012

In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller.

Citrix Virtual Apps - Defect ID: PVS-15012

In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller.

Last updated on October 20th, 2026

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The vendor has published 1 unique mention(s) for this bug: 1. In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller. Latest urls for this bug: 1. https://docs.citrix.com/us/en/provisioning/2607-ltsr/whats-new/known-issues.html

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Defect ID: CVADHELP-19774
Citrix Application Delivery Controller (ADC) delegated user authentication or application enumeration might fail after upgrading StoreFront to version 2203. The issue occurs when TLS1.0 is disabled on the ADC or on a Secure XML Traffic configured Delivery Controller before the StoreFront upgrade. For more information, see <https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX457757>. . This issue is fixed in the 2203 LTSR CU1 release.
Defect ID: CVADHELP-24175
Attempt to start resources or app enumeration might fail when you upgrade StoreFront™ to version 2203 LTSR CU4. Note: The issue is fixed in 2203 LTSR CU4 Update 1.
Defect ID: CVADHELP-24499
Usernames with special characters might appear corrupted.
Defect ID: CVADHELP-26301
After upgrading StoreFront 2402 to 2402 CU1, German-language device users might not be able to sign in to the Citrix Workspace app and Citrix Workspace web client on browsers. The sign-in page might load with no result. For more information, see CTX691873.
Defect ID: CVADHELP-27746
The modern experience does not load on Citrix Workspace app for Linux. For more information and how to install a patch, see CTX692858

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Citrix Virtual Apps - Defect ID: PVS-15012

In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller.

Citrix Virtual Apps - Defect ID: PVS-15012

In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller.

Last updated on October 20th, 2026

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Citrix Virtual Apps - Defect ID: PVS-15012

In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller.

Citrix Virtual Apps - Defect ID: PVS-15012

In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller.

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Citrix Virtual Apps - Defect ID: PVS-15012

In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller.

Citrix Virtual Apps - Defect ID: PVS-15012

In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller.

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Citrix Virtual Apps - Defect ID: PVS-15012

In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller.

Citrix Virtual Apps - Defect ID: PVS-15012

In some MCS-PVS catalog configurations, VMs provisioned through MCS might be editable in the PVS console Properties dialog. Some changes, such as target device name, might not sync back to Delivery Controller.

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