Overview
Numecent’s Cloudpaging is an advanced application virtualization and containerization platform that allows Windows applications to be packaged into secure, lightweight Cloudpaging containers. These containers are dynamically provisioned and updated on end user desktops without requiring full installation, significantly reducing image management complexity.
Cloudpaging applications can be:
Citrix App Packages node enables administrators to discover cloud-hosted application packages via an external source URL and deliver them to Citrix Delivery Groups for seamless access through Citrix Workspace or virtual desktops.
This guide walks through the complete workflow of delivering Cloudpaging containers through Citrix DaaS, including the packaging of Cloudpaging applications (to be taken care of independent of the Citrix Configuration) and hosting containers in Cloudpager (also to be taken care of independent of the Citrix configuration):
Prerequisites
Refer to Numecent’s official documentation for details on packaging applications, installing the Cloudpager client, and setting up appropriate permissions.
1. Configure Cloudpage Components
Generate Cloudpager API subscription key



Generate App Launcher Key


Download and Install the Cloudpager PowerShell module
2. Configure a Cloudpager Console URL as a Discovery Source in Citrix App Packages
Inside the Citrix Manage DaaS Console:

Citrix now knows where to discover Cloudpaging containers hosted in Cloudpager.

3. Run App Package Discovery
After the source is added:
Citrix pulls the Cloudpaging container metadata exposed by Cloudpager, listing:
All discovered Cloudpaging containers now appear in the App Packages tab.
4. Assign Cloudpaging Containers to Delivery Groups
The Citrix Delivery Group will now include a Cloudpaging-enabled application that users can launch from:
Note: VDAs in Delivery Groups must have Cloudpaging Player installed and appropriate access to Cloudpager service URLs
5. Launch Cloudpaging Applications via Citrix Workspace or Desktops
End-users see Cloudpaging applications like any other Citrix-provisioned app.
Behind the scenes:
Launching the app triggers Cloudpager to deliver the Cloudpaging container to the user session, where it streams and activates instantly.
This guide provided an overview of how Numecent Cloudpaging integrates with Citrix DaaS using the Citrix App Packages workflow:
This workflow combines the dynamic, lightweight virtualization of Cloudpaging with the global application delivery and access control capabilities of Citrix DaaS, enabling a modern, simplified application management strategy.
Troubleshooting
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Issue |
Suggested Action |
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Apps not discovered |
Verify API keys and Cloudpager URL |
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Discovery fails |
Check RBAC permissions |
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App not launching |
Validate Delivery Group assignment |
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App missing in StoreFront |
Refresh StoreFront or reassign package |
Below is a list of the Cloudpager URL endpoints that need to be accessible to your clients for Cloudpager and its services to operate across your network. These DNS names may resolve to multiple IP addresses based on geolocation and to ensure high availability of our service.
|
URL |
Port |
Description |
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*.cloudpager.net |
443 |
Cloudpager Server and API |
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*.numecentcloud.com |
443 |
Cloudpaging CDN |
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ccdn-production-us-east-1-repo.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com |
443 |
Application Upload Service |
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ccdn-production-eu-central-1-repo.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com |
443 |
Application Upload Service (EU home region customers) |
When applications are virtualized, the Cloudpaging Player will spawn a CoreHelper.exe process that manages file associates for virtualized applications. When using Cloudpaging with Virtual Apps, this process will cause the Virtual Apps user session to remain active even when the user closes the Virtual Apps application.
To resolve this issue and allow the user's session to close/disconnect when the Virtual Apps application is closed the LogOffCheckSysModules registry value can be added (or modified if it is already used within the Virtual Apps environment).
More details are available in the Citrix knowledge base article: Graceful Logoff from a Published Application Renders the Session in Active State.
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Registry Key |
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Citrix\wfshell\TWI |
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Value Name |
LogoffCheckSysModules |
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Value Type |
REG_SZ |
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Value Data |
CoreHelper.exe |