What is your primary use case for Citrix ADC?

I use Citrix NetScaler to secure and reliable access to our back-end applications hosted in our data center. With its robust features like SSL security, content switching, load balancing, and application firewalling, it streamlines traffic management and enhances overall performance while keeping our data safe from threats.

For our VDI setup, we have two types of Citrix Netscaler solutions: one for providing application and desktop services, and another for load balancing. We sometimes face challenges like virtual appliances becoming unregistered, but we usually resolve them through checklists. Overall, Netscaler works well for load balancing in our infrastructure.

We utilize Citrix NetScaler primarily as a load balancer, gateway, and application delivery controller. Employees connect to NetScaler, which then distributes sessions to Citrix Studio Server. In terms of network performance, NetScaler has consistently provided reliable load balancing, preventing session timeouts and queuing issues. It's proven to be a solid and versatile tool over the years.

I use Citrix NetScaler in my company for mostly two-factor authentication.

We used Citrix NetScaler for load balancing in our application, where our users connect via the portal. This portal is load-balanced via a ServiceNet NetScaler. Additionally, our core banking application also runs on this infrastructure.

We provide services to our customers related to Citrix ADC.

We use it for load balancing, creating a gateway to the Internet, and establishing a remote VPN connection.

My clients use it for load balancing.

There are two major verticals for Citrix: VDI and NetScaler. For NetScaler, our major use cases are database load balancing, PowerVPN VPN access gateway, WAF (Web Application Firewall), and content switching. But most of them are for load balancing, access gateway, and VPN for NetScaler. And for VDI, the major use cases are definitely securing the data and centralizing the entire infrastructure to the data center. Another major use case is publishing in-house applications for end-users who are working from home or from remote locations.

Our organization uses Citrix NetScaler for application load balancing, global server load balancing, and web application firewall. We also use its gateway feature for remote connectivity.

The main use of Citrix NetScaler was for application integration. My clients wanted their applications to be managed through Citrix NetScaler.

We solely use this solution for Citrix remote access.

We mostly use VPN and enroll the NetScaler.

We use this solution for Layer 7 load balancing for our clients, as well as single sign-on functionality, and uploading the data from their applications.

The solution is used primarily for load balancing and content switching, but we also use it for VPN, SSL VPN, and ICA Proxy. One of the bigger use cases that comes up often is web application firewalling and security. There's a lot of growth in our clients' environments at the moment. There's also significant regulatory compliance required and we deploy ADC with multifactor authentication to have a layer of protection for our customer information. We are partners of Citrix and resellers of this solution.

We are using Citrix ADC for SSL offloads and security, secure remote access, loads balancing, and application firewall, web application firewall.

Citrix ADC is deployed on our VMware cluster. We use Citrix ADC for Virtual Virtual Desktop Infrastructure(VDI), load balancing, and SSL offloading.

Our company is based in Ecuador. I'm a key account manager and a business consultant.

Citrix ADC is primarily used for load balancing exchange and other internal IT systems.

We used this mostly for disaster recovery plan (DRP), for global service load balancing, and Citrix Access Gateway.

My primary use case is for disaster recovery.

We have published our applications via Citrix and then given access to the business users to access those specific applications via Citrix. We have many applications where multiple users need access - whether it's an EVS or a CRM, all these have been published to Citrix. We also use the solution for the ADC. ADC is a front end, wherein I get queries, and we'll get all the requests from internal and external users as well.

We have Citrix StoreFront to access everything from a remote desk. We use it with Office 365 so that we can access Teams.

It is mainly used for virtual desktop delivery for remote access. We are also using it for load balancing and SSL VPN.

It has many use cases. It is used for high availability for the service and for connecting local sites or geolocation sites called GSNP. We are selling all of its models. Citrix ADC can be deployed on the cloud or on-premises.

We are just publishing applications. We have some clients who need access to these. So, we're hosting the applications for clients. We're also publishing VDIs and using it for processing VDIs.

We basically use it for money transactions, important call centers, and cash centers.

We are a solution provider and when we need to implement application delivery control then Citrix ADC is one of the products that we suggest to our clients.

We primarily use the solution for load balancing and SSL offloading. It's mostly for load balancing, however, occasionally we use it for the SSL offloading and content switching.

We use it for load balancing.

We are using Citrix ADC as a VPN appliance, and use it as a load balancer for a few different services.

We are using this Citrix ADC with Windows Applications and desktop delivery.

Our primary use cases are for the different local LANs and for exchange, a local LAN SharePoint, a local LAN for web applications and for different RDP, remote desktop publishing solutions, a local LAN for intranet, web applications, internal web applications, etc. and for all command switching and full VPN gateway for Citrix and for apps and desktops. We deal with enterprise companies, so around 5,000 users. I'm the Senior Principal IT Consultant in our organization.

This solution acts as my web server, web application server, firewall, and load balancer. I also use it for IPSec 4 to IPSec 6 conversion.

We deploy it for enterprise customers and some schools that are located in Denmark.

We are using NetScaler VPX as a gateway for our virtual applications and desktops.

The primary use case of this solution is to serve as gateway.

We primarily use the solution as a device for connections from our mobile corporate devices to our infrastructure.

We primarily use the solution for network load balancing on the edge of the network.

The primary use of this solution is application delivery. It provides access. This solution is a gateway to the public cloud.

We are a Citrix solution adviser and one of the main Citrix partners in Bangkok, Thailand. We use Citrix NetScaler ADC to get user access to business applications on desktop devices. With Citrix NetScaler ADC we can centralize desktop application management for everything.

Our primary use case for the product is server load balancing, specifically the application level.

From a NetScaler perspective, in terms of LTM, not GSLB, NetScasler has performed very well. In comparison to F5, it holds its own.

Our primary use case is the hosting and delivering of web applications.

We primarily use it for load balancers.

This product helps with load balancing. As an engineer, I help implement this for our company.

We are using it for two-factor authentication for our Citrix architecture, for secure access to our internal applications. It is mostly for admins who use it for remote access, as well as some users. We do not use it as a web application firewall. We are running a virtual edition, not an appliance.

The primary use case is a low balancing geo failover. However, there are a lot of use cases that we use it for.

* Load balancing business web applications * Load balancing core infrastructure services e.g. App-V, Ivanti UWM, Citrix Storefront and Director * Application firewall features WAF for more secure application access * XenApp/XenDesktop application gateway with two factor authentication * Use of MAS for analytics and centralised management

There have been several uses, but mostly in a data center where security is required and where they can utilize a lot of load-balancing services.

Provides secure remote access to, as well as intelligent load-balancing for, internal resources.

We used it to manage a data center hosting environment and had more than 250 HA pairs of Citrix NetScalers (both physical and virtual) to maintain/manage customer environments. Each environment was different, each was a customer-dedicated environment.

I implemented this solution for customers who were looking to achieve high-availability and resiliency of their business servers, through load balancing.

Internal Load Balancing and Content switching features are the main reasons for selecting this product.