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If you got that error it mean one thing, your SAN Equalogic got a too recent firmware for your Citrix XenServer 5.5. The XenServer take all SSH's session and does not free them, so if HA is enable the VM will sometime load up, could be right now, in 15 minutes or in 1 hour. If HA is not there, then you will have to retry manually.
Firmware 5 > cause that error. Only workaroung is to cron a script like that in your hypervisor.
#!/bin/sh
ps -u root -f | grep "ssh
grpadmin@GroupIPAddress" | while read psline;
do
pid=`echo \$psline | awk '{print \$2}'`
ppid=`echo \$psline |
awk '{print \$3}'`
if test \$ppid -eq '1' ; then
kill \$pid
fi
done
If HA is there, that will leave you error like that;
Be aware that it cause too bug in the % of space reported from the SAN. As it report it in GB, but the XenServer expect MB.
Upgrading to 5.6 > is the only solution !
Hello everyone,
Ever got a problem that when the user password expire in active directory that the roaming profile does not load ?
Client OS: XP SP3
Microsoft released a private KB for that, following the blog post there; MS Hotfix for XP SP3 resolves the Citrix profile not loading when a user changes their password during logon
BUT, what my surprise if you use a product like Citrix User Profile Management, that does not work like it's supposed to do.
Than in my research, I found that; CTX129128 - A New Local Profile is Created for a User if Must Change Password at Next Logon
Property is Enabled for Active Directory User
So yes the KB work, but because the Citrix UPM does not load enougth fast a local profile is laoded anyway.
With all my test done, both setting just work perfectly, so enjoy that small tip !
Hi everyone. Today I'am testing my tool against Exchange 2013.
Good news, as far it work goood !
Hi everyone, Soon I will be able to post the alpha code online. The new build now have a webbased GUI ! For user restoration too. So all webhost ! :)
On Citrix Desktop Delivery Controller, an annoyance if you don't replace the default certificate with a thrusted's one on your XenServer(s). For lab I suggest to keep using HTTP over HTTPS and if the custumer don't want to buy certificate too.

Try that if you got HTTPS and a unthrusted certificate:
But a big sidenote of that documentation it's that you have to re-install the certificate from time to time, the certificate even if installed you loose the connection to the XenServer from the DDC... so you re-import it in the correct store, and voila it work again... (btw, bug not present in XenDesktop 4, only 5)

To install a certificate on the server running Desktop Delivery Controller
1. Locate the root certificate file in Windows Explorer.
2. Right-click the root certificate file and select Install Certificate. The Certificate Manager Install Wizard appears.
3. On the Welcome page, click Next.
4. On the Certificate Store page, select Place all certificates in the following store.
5. Click Browse.
6. Select Show physical stores.
7. Select Local Computer.
8. Click OK.
9. Follow the instructions in the wizard to complete the install.
Quoted from there
There is a link for vCenter, to force HTTP and not HTTPS [+]
ps, I wonder if you can import a certificate with a .cmd (to make a scheduled task), something I got to look for