Linux Virtual Delivery Agent

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May 6, 2026

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You might experience issues uninstalling Linux VDA 2507 as it does not uninstall as expected. Due to uninstall restrictions, pre-release RPM sanity checks cannot proceed. [CVADHELP-29570]
On Ubuntu 22.04 VDIs, programs built with -ltbb might link to Citrix’s libtbb in /opt/Citrix/VDA/lib64. [CVADHELP-29597]
Linux NVIDIA drivers newer than 555 might not work with VDA agent 24.02 LTSR CU2 because a required library is missing. [CVADHELP-29804]
You might experience intermittent copy-and-paste failures with Citrix on-prem deployments using CWA for Windows 2507 and Linux VDA 2407. [CVADHELP-29755]
You might experience registration failures if the icon files cannot be found. [CVADHELP-30330]
You might experience a crash with Linux VDA 2507 after Smart‑Card authentication when reconnecting to the desktop. [CVADHELP-30211]
When you upgrade a Linux VDA to version 2507 on MCS deployed virtual delivery agents, the ctxscardsd smart card service starts and then stops unexpectedly [CVADHELP-31579]
When reconnecting to a session on a Linux VDA 24.04 machine, you might receive an ‘Invalid login’ error. [CVADHELP-30252]
When FAS authentication is enabled on LVDA 2511 and the FAS server FQDN is longer than 30 characters, FAS authentication fails. [CVADHELP-31360]
When you launch a new session, the Linux VDA (LVDA) gets stuck at the authentication page. You might experience a delay of approximately 30 minutes before successfully logging into the ICA session. [CVADHELP-32103]

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