Citrix, Where can I get help?
Citrix is an internet service that enables the use of Windows applications from a variety of platforms without needing to install them locally.
Windows applications are launched through software called Citrix Workspace, which can be downloaded for free from the Citrix website: https://www.citrix.com/products/receiver/
Remote software run through Citrix Workspace is dependant on a connection to a server; there are currently two Citrix servers operated by the University.
Illinois AnyWare
Illinois AnyWare is the Citrix instance operated by Technology Services. Some software acquired from the WebStore is distributed through Illinois AnyWare.
It can be connected to via Citrix Workspace at the address: anyware.illinois.edu
More information can be found in this article: Illinois AnyWare, How to Connect
If you have any problems with Illinois AnyWare, contact the Technology Services Help Desk at consult@illinois.edu or 217-244-7000.
Engineering Workstations (EWS)
Engineering Workstations, or EWS, refers to either the Citrix instance or the computer labs on campus operated by the Grainger College of Engineering.
It can be connected to via Citrix Workspace at the address <citrix.engr.illinois.edu>, and may require a connection to the Cisco AnyConnect VPN to function properly. It is only available to College of Engineering students and employees, unless your account has otherwise been given access.
More informationn can be found in this article on Engineering IT's own Knowledge Base: EWS, Remote Access, Connecting to Citrix
If you have problems with EWS software, Technology Services is unfortunately not able to offer much assitance. It is recommended that you reach out directly to Engineering IT at engrit-help@illinois.edu or 217-333-1313.