You must first configure IIS with a certificate. Open IIS, double click Server Certificates from the host name list. Then click on New Domain Certificate, in this example I am using a wildcard certificate and as this is only internal none of the other details are required.
In an Active Directory domain it will auto detect
the Certificate Authority servers, also give the certificate a Friendly Name
click Next and you will receive a certificate.
The next step is to configure the site bindings
expand Sites and click Default Web Site from there click on Bindings
and create a new HTTP Binding using the SSL certificate you just
installed. The friendly name of the certificate will appear here.
You now need to reconfigure Citrix to use HTTPS,
open the Citrix StoreFront and click Server Group click on the Change
Base URL link and append an s onto the existing URL so that it reads HTTPS.
Now if you look throughout the StoreFront the
status will have changed to StoreFront using HTTPS.
You should now be able to configured Citrix
Receiver.
Although you can do this manually as outlined
above, there is also a way to export the configuration for a particular site.
This lets you make it available to users so that when Citrix Receiver is
installed on their computers all they have to do is double click the link. You
export the Provisioning File from the Citrix StoreFront\Stores
window.
