Citrix client version build list 


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'' this routine converts citrix internal build numbers to actual client version numbers
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'' Sources --
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'' http://forums.citrix.com/message.jspa?messageID=558285
'' http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX112613
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'' Last Update: 2013-03-04 15:18
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  ShortVer = "": LongVer = ""
  
  Select Case session.ClientBuild
 
    Case 0:   LongVer = "Disconnected":   ShortVer = "    "
    Case 1:   LongVer = "12.1.44"
    Case 3:   LongVer = "11.2.2"
    Case 6:   LongVer = "12.0.3"
    Case 8:   LongVer = "12.3.0"
    Case 22:  LongVer = "13.1.200":       ShortVer = "3.2"
    Case 25:  LongVer = "13.4.0.25":      ShortVer = "3.4"
    Case 30:  LongVer = "12.1"
    Case 55:  LongVer = "13.3.0.55":      ShortVer = "3.3"

    Case 89:   LongVer = "13.1 (R3.1)":   ShortVer = "3.1"
    
    Case 142:  LongVer = "Java Client":   ShortVer = "Java"
    Case 304:  LongVer = "6.30 (Mac)"
    Case 314:  LongVer = "6.30 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "6.30"
    Case 317:  LongVer = "3.00"
    
    Case 323:  LongVer = "6.30 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "6.30"
    Case 324:  LongVer = "3.00"
    Case 326:  LongVer = "6.30 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "6.30"
    Case 330:  LongVer = "3.00"
    Case 349:  LongVer = "3.00"
    
    Case 400:  LongVer = "7.00 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "7.00"
    Case 402:  LongVer = "7.00 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "7.00"
    Case 405:  LongVer = "7.00 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "7.00"
    Case 406:  LongVer = "7.00 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "7.00"
    Case 407:  LongVer = "7.00 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "7.00"
    Case 411:  LongVer = "7.00 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "7.00"
    Case 500:  LongVer = "7.10 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "7.10"
    
    Case 581:  LongVer = "4.0.581":       ShortVer = "4.00"
    
    Case 600:  LongVer = "10.00.600 (Mac)":   ShortVer = "10.00"
    Case 601:  LongVer = "10.00.601 (Mac)":   ShortVer = "10.00"
    Case 603:  LongVer = "10.00.603 (Mac)":   ShortVer = "10.00"
    
    Case 606:  LongVer = "4.00.606":      ShortVer = "4.00"
    Case 609:  LongVer = "4.00"
    Case 614:  LongVer = "4.00"
    
    Case 700:  LongVer = "iPhone/iPad":   ShortVer = "iPad" '' 5.7.1
    Case 715:  LongVer = "4.20.715":      ShortVer = "4.20"
    Case 727:  LongVer = "4.20.727":      ShortVer = "4.20"
    Case 730:  LongVer = "Wyse 1200le"
    Case 741:  LongVer = "4.20.741":      ShortVer = "4.20"
    Case 779:  LongVer = "4.21.779":      ShortVer = "4.21"
    Case 910:  LongVer = "6.00.910":      ShortVer = "6.00"
    Case 961:  LongVer = "6.01"
    Case 963:  LongVer = "6.01.963":      ShortVer = "6.01"
    Case 964:  LongVer = "6.01.964":      ShortVer = "6.01"
    Case 967:  LongVer = "6.01.967":      ShortVer = "6.01"
    Case 985:  LongVer = "6.20.985":      ShortVer = "6.20"
    Case 986:  LongVer = "6.20.986":      ShortVer = "6.20"
    
    Case 1041: LongVer = "7.00"
    Case 1050: LongVer = "6.30.1050":     ShortVer = "6.30"
    Case 1051: LongVer = "6.31.1051":     ShortVer = "6.31"
    Case 1414: LongVer = "7.0 (Java)":    ShortVer = "7.0"
    Case 1679: LongVer = "8.1 (Java)":    ShortVer = "8.1"
    Case 1868: LongVer = "9.4 (Java)":    ShortVer = "9.4"
    Case 1876: LongVer = "9.5 (Java)":    ShortVer = "9.5"
    Case 2600: LongVer = "5.01.2600 (RDP)": ShortVer = "5.01"
    Case 2650: LongVer = "10.200"
    Case 3790: LongVer = "5.2.3790 (RDP)":  ShortVer = "5.2"
    Case 5357: LongVer = "11.0.150"
    Case 6000: LongVer = "6.0 (RDP)":       ShortVer = "6.0"
    Case 6001: LongVer = "6.0.1 (RDP)":     ShortVer = "6.0"
    Case 6410: LongVer = "12.0"
    Case 6685: LongVer = "13.0 (R3)":       ShortVer = "3.0"
    Case 6931: LongVer = "10.2.2"
    Case 8292: LongVer = "10.25"
    Case 10359:  LongVer = "10.13"
    Case 11200:  LongVer = "11.2 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "11.2"
    Case 11300:  LongVer = "11.3 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "11.3"
    Case 11400:  LongVer = "11.4 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "11.4"
    Case 11403:  LongVer = "11.4.3 (Mac)":  ShortVer = "11.4"
    Case 11500:  LongVer = "11.5 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "11.5"
    Case 11600:  LongVer = "11.6 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "11.6"
    Case 11700:  LongVer = "11.7 (Mac)":    ShortVer = "11.7"
    Case 12221:  LongVer = "10.x (Linux)":  ShortVer = "10.x"
    Case 13126:  LongVer = "7.00 (Solaris)":  ShortVer = "7.00"
    Case 17106:  LongVer = "7.0"
    Case 17534:  LongVer = "7.00.17534":  ShortVer = "7.00"
    Case 19460:  LongVer = "11.1"
    Case 20497:  LongVer = "7.01.20497":  ShortVer = "7.01"
    Case 21825:  LongVer = "7.100.21825": ShortVer = "7.10"
    Case 22650:  LongVer = "7.100.22650": ShortVer = "7.10"
    Case 24737:  LongVer = "8.00.24737":  ShortVer = "8.00"
    Case 26449:  LongVer = "8.0"
    Case 27334:  LongVer = "11.1.1 (Linux)"
    Case 28519:  LongVer = "8.05"
    Case 29670:  LongVer = "8.100.29670": ShortVer = "8.10"
    Case 30817:  LongVer = "8.26"
    Case 31327:  LongVer = "9.00"
    Case 31560:  LongVer = "11.2"
    Case 32649:  LongVer = "9.00.32649":  ShortVer = "9.00"
    Case 32891:  LongVer = "9.00"
    Case 35078:  LongVer = "9.00"
    Case 36280:  LongVer = "9.100.36280": ShortVer = "9.10"
    Case 36824:  LongVer = "9.02 (winCE)"
    Case 39151:  LongVer = "9.150.39151": ShortVer = "9.15"
    Case 44236:  LongVer = "9.15 (WinCE)"
    Case 44367:  LongVer = "9.20"
    Case 44376:  LongVer = "9.200.44376": ShortVer = "9.20"
    Case 44467:  LongVer = "10.0 (Linux)":  ShortVer = "10.0"
    Case 45418:  LongVer = "10.00.45418": ShortVer = "10.00"
    Case 45780:  LongVer = "9.2"
    Case 46192:  LongVer = "9.18 (WinCe)"
    Case 49686:  LongVer = "10.00.49686": ShortVer = "10.00"
    Case 50123:  LongVer = "10.6 (Linux)":  ShortVer = "10.6"
    Case 50211:  LongVer = "9.23.50211":  ShortVer = "9.23"
    Case 52110:  LongVer = "10.00.52110": ShortVer = "10.00"
    Case 52504:  LongVer = "9.20"
    Case 53063:  LongVer = "9.237"
    Case 55362:  LongVer = "10.08"
    Case 55836:  LongVer = "10.100"
    
    Case 58643:  LongVer = "10.150"
    Case 115659:  LongVer = "10.6 (Linux)": ShortVer = "10.6"
    Case Else
      LongVer = "Unknown"
  End Select

Comments

  1. RonDeFulioMarch 4, 2013 at 2:29 PM

    Apparently all iPads have a build of 700 regardless of what version is actually installed. I just tested this with 5.7.1 receiver for iPad and it (still) says build 700.

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