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Citrix HDX Insight (part of Citrix ADM / NetScaler MAS) provides deep ICA and HDX analytics, especially for users connecting through NetScaler Gateway. It is the only Citrix tool that delivers:

Per-user ICA round-trip time

Network latency and jitter

Throughput and bandwidth usage

Packet loss

Channel-level analytics (Thinwire, audio, printing, etc.)

Gateway-level connection health

Historical and real-time ICA flow data

This makes it the correct tool for troubleshooting ICA latency specifically for external users entering through NetScaler Gateway.

Why the other options are incorrect:

Citrix Diagnostic Toolkit (B): Contains utilities like CDFControl—useful for deep log capture, but not for network analytics.

Configuration Logging (C): Tracks administrative changes, not network performance.

Citrix Scout (D): Gathers system logs for support, not real-time or historical ICA network metrics.

Documentation References

Citrix HDX Insight Overview

Citrix ADM / MAS Network Analytics for ICA

NetScaler Gateway Integration with Director for HDX Visibility

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