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There is no problem in keeping 2 WI servers in your network. This should work without any problems. Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

Beleive it is also an option to replace the default explorer shell with the ICA PN. This way the user will only get the autostarten published desktop. Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

There are 2 options you can use: option 1: Configure the citrix farm to use alternate address and open port 1494 (ica) in the firewall.... Not really a thing I recommend.. but it is an option... option 2: Install a Citrix Secure Gateway server in the dmz. In the dmz will then be the Citrix...

Hello there, Trying to get IP Softphone R5 working on a Windows 2003 TS. Tackeled a lot of problems allready but now for the final one. I am running in Telecommuter mode. I can start the first client - configure it - login. Works Then start the second client on the same server - configure it...

Seen the same problem on HP machines. Could be fixed with installing ICA client 6.30 on the Thin Client. Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

there is a command for setting an alternate address... I beleive it is > altaddr type it on the command prompt of you citrix server... Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

Are there any error messages in the event viewer of the affected servers ??? Could be that UPD is not correctly installed on the servers... or something like that... Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

What you can do is check the event viewer of your terminal (citrix) servers if there are any terminal server licensing errors... Then check your terminal server licensing server to see if you have any TS Calls available... Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003...

The prints that come out in the morning.. were they printed and actually processed the day before ??? Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

THere is also an option you can set as a group policy : Do not check ownership of roaming profiles This also might help...... Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

You can also use folder redirection for your users to redirect the my documents folder to a network share.. (user homedrive).. Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

What office version are you using ?? For Office 97 doesn't look at the set policy's on hiding drives.. office 2000 didn't do that but there has been a fix released for this problem i beleive.. all other office versions should hide the drives.... Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000...

Remote administration mode doesn´t even need TSCals. TSCals are only needed when running application mode. Only limitation with Remote Administration mode is that it is limited to 2 concurrent users. Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/accessenum.shtml This is a free tool from sysinternals.. check it out.. ;) Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

Check out this KB article... Windows 2000 Utilities Do Not Display Physical Memory Above 4 GB http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;255600 Hope this helps.. Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

Load manager indeed looks at the values you set... And indeed.. a more powerfull server will host more users for it´s load balancer load is lower with the same amount of users... So don´t worry about this.. ;)) Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

As for I have seen the interaction of the client is not nessecary.... Message disappears after a few moments.. well.. at least I beleive I had that at my own NFR install... But I can be mistaking... Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

best way to do this is indeed create a Citrix OU. Place your citrix servers in this OU Apply a computer based policy to set Computer related lockdown. (for instance the Group Policy Loopback mode should be replace) Next create a user lockdown policy.. For the admins set a "deny apply policy"...

You can accomplish this by hiding the server drives (HideDrive Calc).... Only problem you can have is that the program has some sort of internal "browser" and therefor doesn't check windows policy's.......... Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and Windows server 2003 and CCEA

You can also try to use the IBM ServerGuide cd to install Windows 2003. All required Windows 2003 drivers will be loaded... Latest version can be downloaded here : http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-4ZKPPT Petje A+, MCP, MCSE on NT4.0 and windows 2000 and...