This article will guide you to load balance the XenMobile admin portal running on port 4443. Load balancing the admin portal will ease your XenMobile administration when you have cluster of XenMobile servers with which you can access the admin portal using one single load balancing IP instead of remembering the cluster node IP’s. Also, this will help you to define the custom logout timers for the admin portal as per your need. You can define the method of load balancing as needed.  

Instructions

XMS Load Balancer Configuration Steps in NetScaler

1.	Login to NetScaler.
2.	Post Login, navigate to Traffic Management > Load Balacning > Virtual Servers.
3.	Click on Add Server, provide the below details and click Ok.   Name : User friendly name Protocol : SSL IP Address Type : IP Address Port : 4443
4.	Under Service group, click on No Load Balancing Virtual Service Binding.   Note: If you are using, Service Group Binding. Select the appropriate option.
5.	Under Service Binding, Click on Select Service > Click to Select. Now click on Add.
6.	Under Load Balaning Service, provide the below details and click Ok, scroll down to click Done.   Service Name : Name of the XMS server. IP Address : Provide the IP address of the XMS server. Protocol  : SSL Port : 4443
7.	Select the node and Edit the same.
8.	Under Advanced Settings, click on Thresholds & Timeouts.   Set the Idle Time out values as per your requirement.
9.	Click Bind.
10.	Click Continue.   Note: Similarly, add the other nodes into the Load balancing pool.
11.	Under Certificate, click on No Server Certificate.
12.	Under Server Certificate Binding, click on the Click to select (>).
13.	Select the appropriate certificate and click Select button.
14.	Click Bind.
15.	Click Continue.
16.	From Advanced Settings, click on Persistence.   Note : By default, Load balancer Vserver will be assigned with least connection method, If you would like to change the load balance method from least connection, you can do it by clicking on Methods under Advanced Settings section.
17.	Set the Persistence as COOKIEINSERT and cookie name will be xmscookie, set the Time-out values as per your requirements and click Ok.
18.	Scroll down and click Done.

Additionally, if you would like to increase the XenMobile server console session time out value, you can refer to the article https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX216647