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How to force full access on client drives?

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isterios

IS-IT--Management
Apr 16, 2003
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I am using Citrix FR3 with the web interface (NFuse), and each time a user connects, he has the question asking him for full access or not on his ressources.

I would like to force this full access, in order to avoid users from preventing this access (some applications need this access to work properly).

Thanks.

 
There is a file on the users hard drive that sets this, it is an .ini file...I have not seen where this can be scripted to Allow Full Access and Never Ask Me Again for Any Application. IF you can push down the .ini file to the users somehow, Citrix will recognize it and no longer ask for drive access...the file is in the Windows directory (c:\windows for XP, Winnt for NT 4.0)and is called WEBICA.INI...hope this helps. If you find that the users selected the wrong security settings when they first connected, write a batch file or script that will delete it and recreate it...The setting for Full Access is :

GlobalSecurityAccess=405



Mike Brown CCA
 
Ok we finally found the solution...

It seems to be different with the FR3: by default, without user intervention, the web interface doesn't use ica32t.exe as client, but an ActiveX client (light client).
So, when you modify ICA32T.EXE, it won't be used so won't have any effect.

The solution is to modify the NFUSE.CONF file, and modify this line:
webclient=ica32t.exe (instead of "Default")

Now the ICA32T will be automatically installed when the user will launch the web interface, with the correct modifies included in ica32t (full access with no more question).

Hoping I was clear.


 
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