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I am connecting with W2K clients. There shouldn't be a license issue?

I know that this is a very common error, but I am running W2K and MF 1.8 SP2. I have tried all of the fixes that I have seen posted that pertain to W2K/MF1.8 SP2. I have 2 servers that are on the same subnet and one works fine the other, suddenly, does not. I can't even connect locally...

If I currently have 1 Win2K/Metaframe 1.8 server and the ICA clients are configured to connect to the server and run an application, what happens when I add another Win2K/Metaframe 1.8 server and enable CLB on both. Even though the ICA clients are configured to connect to a specific server, will...

CE - I don't have a regular reboot cycle but I have rebooted and nothing has changed. At this point I have tried using a domain account as opposed to a local account and will see if that works. I have also heard that the local admin account is immune to this problem but I don't see that as...

How does it really work? I understand that all participating Citrix load balancing servers load balance based on configured criteria, but how does that exchange of information take place. Meaning, is there sometype of heartbeat that constantly polls each server in the farm to allow any of the...

I have encountered this error when I attempt to connect to the server and a published App. using the ICA client. No, I do not have the "run only published applications" box checked in the citrix Connection Manager, but I do have the "inherit user config" box checked. I have...

How big is your system partition (C: drive)?

Try stopping the spooler service and then starting the netlogon service.

Do you have HP jet admin running on that box?

When a 95 client attempts to copy a file to a network share on an NT4.0 server it gets an error: "The Destination does not support long filenames". This only happens about 3-5% of the time (totally sporatic). Any ideas???

What is the difference between applying "Full Control" and "Special Access: RWXDPO"?

When you assign different ports onto seperate VLANs, shouldn't the switch just seperate the broadcast traffic not everything else? When I assign 2 computers onto seperate VLANs, they can't access each other, consequently, when I put them on the same VLAN, they can access each other. Any ideas???

Is 9.0.1 the version for Win2k?

Is 9.0.1 the version for Win2k?

Other then telneting/Serialing into the switch, I believe you'll need the LANarchitect portion of Optivity Campus.