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  1. koelkast37

    W2k SP4 on Citrix... ok?????

    Hi Bran, Very interesting script. But what is exactly happening after the reboot? I have run the script and it opens the properties window of the printer in the script. And then what? You change some properties somehow? You close that window again? I would like some more explanation here :)...
  2. koelkast37

    App works from published desktop but not as published app

    Hi Tim, A login script is an solution, but it might be a great idea to publish a batch files, as published application. In that batch file you write this: @echo off net use <drive>: \\appserver\<appdir> start <drive>:\program files\<applicationdir>\application.exe (one line) exit I hope...
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    NFUSE Load balancing question

    Hi Jacobus, When a user contacts the Nfuse server, in this case TS1, it will look for the least busy server, that is TS1,2 or 3 and will redirect you through to that server. So TS1 has in your case two roles: proxy and Citrix server. TS1 is wise enough to differentiate between the two roles...
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    Citrix logon scripts

    My suggestion would be to create a batch file what would look like this: @echo off net use k: \\fileserver\share start m:\program files\<application.exe> exit Publish this batch file as a published application. Just an idea! :)
  5. koelkast37

    NFuse in NAT enviroment

    Hi Dave, You can do this by adding the public IP-address as alternate address on the citrix server, command: altaddr 207.x.x.x /set. Then you should click &quot;alternate address&quot; in nfuseadmin, which is now wiadmin, and it should work! Good luck, Koelie

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