Recent content by JeffHicks

My first thought when reading your problem is that Terminal Server Licensing is not setup properly or no longer has any valid licenses to issue. Can you verify if the problem is user specific, application specific, or workstation specific? Have you setup a TS Licensing server and added enough...

You need to have Feature Release 2 licenses and Feature Release 2 connection licenses installed and activated.

It is authenticated at least everytime you reboot your server. However, you can reconfigure your datastore connection by using the "dsmaint /config" command. You would change the password on the datastore server, then on each of the other servers you would run the dsmaint /config...

It may also be that they do not have the logon locally user right. I use a global group called Citrix Users to grant the logon locally rights on all my Citrix servers. It works well for me.

Your best start might be to look at the properties of the executable and see who is listed as owner. Generally, the account that creates a file (and installing software obviously creates files) is listed as the owner.

There is a way to change the graphic (and thus make it a blank picture if that is what you want). Unfortunately, I do not know it. I will ask my SAP group and see if they can help me. We have discussed making this change on our system, but thus far, all of our SAP/Citrix users have good...

Windows TS License = Windows TS CAL. CAL stands for Client Access License.

To further clarify, Windows 2000 TS CALs are per DEVICE and are not concurrent. Thus, as stated by Ogi, the first time a device (PC, Thin Client, or whatever) connects to a Win2K terminal server, it is issued a TS CAL. The only way that CAL can be reissued is if the device does not connect to...

another way is to use Group Policy to either explicitly allow or explicitly deny access to run named executables. This requires Active Directory to do by group membership.

There is no need to uninstall anything. When you enter the XPs product code, it will disable Resource Manager, Installation Manager, Load Evaluators, etc... At that point there is no legal or licensing need to uninstall those features. However, you can re-run the installation and deselect the...

No, Citrix does not have a security updates mailing list. I inquired about this and they do not plan to do that in the near future. A search through the knowledgebase found some security rollup patches for specific configurations (i.e. German XPe, or XP SP2 on NT4 TSE) and some security...

I have never done a purely Terminal Services deployment. I think you will find this true of most of the regulars of this forum. Thus, I know very little about minimum requirements for TS client or how much network traffic will be created using a TS only implementation. However, the domain...

The ICA Web CLient is the Citrix client software that works with NFuse. The NFuse website does not do any Citrix client functions. It simply provides dynamic links to your published applications and desktops. You need some sort of Citrix client to actually communicate with the Citrix server...

No, no, none that I know of. I did not create the Netscape install package for our company, so they may have configured it with some settings, but I don't know of any if they did.

It sounds like the Web Client did not auto-load (a common problem with NFuse and Netscape). To be sure, go to you add/remove programs and verify whether you have an ICA Web Client entry. If so, with IE, things like emptying the temporary IE cache and ensure that the browser is not set to save...