# Additional citrix monitoring ##### **Network modules** We can remotely monitor the different ports that must be operative in our Citrix environment, here's the essential, but in the following catalog has details of all ports used by different components of Citrix [http://support.citrix.com/content/dam/supportWS/kA460000000Cc9tCAC/Communication\_Ports\_ Used\_By\_Citrix.pdf](http://support.citrix.com/content/dam/supportWS/kA460000000Cc9tCAC/Communication_Ports_%20Used_By_Citrix.pdf) 1\. Controller, Console Director and StoreFront Ports 80 and/or 443 TCP 2.- License Server Ports 7279, 27000, 8083, 8082 TCP It may do this through port monitoring server or network PandoraFMS through local modules from the same server or another we wanted to use for this purpose. **Windows:** ```powershell module_begin module_name Check port 80 module_type generic_proc module_tcpcheck IP_Citrix_server module_port 80 module_end ``` **Linux:** ```bash module_begin module_name Check port 80 module_type generic_proc module_exec nmap IP_Citrix_server | grep 80/tcp | awk '{print $2}' | grep open | wc -l module_end ``` ##### **Monitoring Citrix Events** We can monitor any of the Citrix events writtent to the Event Log. For them we can use module logevent type. ```powershell module_begin module_name Event Citrix module_type async_string module_source Application #Source (Application, System, or Security) module_eventtype Information #Severity: Error, Information, module_eventcode # Event ID module_description module_end ``` In the links below you can find details of all the events that are generated on the Citrix server: [Event Codes generated by PVS ](https://support.citrix.com/support-home/kbsearch/article?articleNumber=CTX126407) [XenDesktop Broker LogEvents ](https://support.citrix.com/support-home/kbsearch/article?articleNumber=CTX133153) [XenDesktop VDA LogEvents](https://support.citrix.com/support-home/home) [XenDesktop MCS LogEvents ](https://support.citrix.com/support-home/home) [Web Interface LogEvents](https://support.citrix.com/support-home/home) As an example some of the most important events are listed below. Recall that all these configurations should be added to the agent configuration file (pandora\_agent.conf) ``` module_begin module_name EventControllerWrongUserAccount module_description module_type async_string module_logevent module_source Application module_eventcode 1000 module_end module_begin module_name EventBrokerThrottleStartupException module_descriptio nmodule_type async_string module_logevent module_source Application module_eventcode 1004 module_end module_begin module_name NoDatabaseConnectivity module_description module_type async_string module_logevent module_source Application module_eventcode 1202 module_end module_begin module_name Event_1388 module_description Citrix internal monitoring module_type async_string module_logevent module_source Application module_eventcode 1388 module_application HCAService module_end module_begin module_name Event_3621 module_description Citrix cannot connect SQL server module_type async_string module_logevent module_source Application module_eventtype Error module_eventcode 3621 module_end module_begin module_name Event_3961 module_description The Data Collector is out of memory, and the Dynamic Store data might be out of sync. Please elect a new Data Collector and make sure you have enough memory on the new Data Collector module_type async_string module_logevent module_source System module_eventcode 3961 module_end module_begin module_name Event_5774 module_description Server goes to grace period (Not enough licences) module_type async_string module_logevent module_source system module_eventtype Error module_eventcode 5774 module_application MetaFrame module_end module_begin module_name Event_9014 module_description Invalid licence module_type async_string module_logevent module_source system module_eventtype Error module_eventcode 9014 module_application MetaFrame module_end ```