How To Set up Configuration Logging for XenApp 5 for Server 2003

In this Kb, Citrix explains on how to set up a Configuration Logging for XenApp 6.5. In this
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Description :
Set up Configuration Logging for XenApp 5 for Server 2003.

How To Do :

Launch Citrix Console, right click at <FarmName>, and choose Properties.
Browse to Farm-Wide > Configuration Logging.
Click at Configure Database.
Choose connection type (in this case, it is SQL Server), DB Server name, and credential (in this case, I used Windows Integrated security). Press Next
Speficy the database name, and press Next
Leave all settings as default, but change "Use encryption" to No. Press Next
Press Test Database Connection in order to test the connection
You will see this screen if the testing is successful. Press OK
Now we are good, Configuration Logging properly set up. press OK.

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