The device is ready for redirection as a generic device.Īfter selecting the Redirect in the Device manager the device is available in the VDA ICA session. Once the policy applies and the client computer registry is modified now the device appears in Device manager as a Generic device. Now create a Client USB device redirection and Client USB device redirection rules policy that applies to the target. Add an ALLOW rule for the target device above the DENY rule that matches the class and subclass or optionally comment the line with a '#' character. Modify the DeviceRules registry entry on the client computer (highlighted below). Note this matches a DENY rule in the client registry DeviceRules. The target device has a Class 03 and SubClass 01. Open device manager and find the target USB device. Record the class, subclass, VID and PID settings. Review the device on the client computer. If the device class you are attempting to redirect is listed as Deny in the DeviceRules- then create a new entry above the Deny related to device class or place a # in front of the target class / subclass or delete the entry to remove the device rule that is blocking the redirection.Ī walkthrough - How to enable Imprivata HDW-IMP-60 device.
Observe that specific devices classes and subclasses are denied in the DeviceRules setting. Path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Citrix\ICA Client\GenericUSB Review the registry data on the client computer in the registry setting (The client computer is the computer with Receiver for Windows installed).
Registry setting DeviceRules on the client computer take precedent over Citrix Studio, AD, and Receiver.admx policies.
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