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There are a number of descriptions on how to redirect user's "My Documents" folder from the server, but most talk about moving it to another server share eg \\server\user$ I came across an issue the other day where the requirement was to have "My Documents" directed to the users workstation...

Using the "many ways to skin a cat" theme, you could also check out my example kix script at faq48-3661 Basically I do a: $OS = OSVersion ;// Determine OS Version // IF $OS = "CITRIX" EXIT EndIf and this calls a function as follows: Function OSVersion() $os="&quot...

From the same server console? If not, just make sure you've installed the ica client on whatever server you're trying to shadow from via the cmc. Cheers

Maybe a stupid question but although you can do it, is there a reason you need to get the published app to run another published app? Otherwise, the first app should be able to launch the second app same way as it does on a published desktop. For example, assuming you haven't locked the server...

I wouldn't lose much sleep over it - V1 of CSG should be fine. The certificate server can be anywhere - and if you are using a certificate created by an external provider then you don't need a certificate server at all so yup, mmc is the go. Definitely go to the dabc site - I'm sure it will...

Check out http://www.dabcc.com/thinsol/csg/default.htm - might be some useful info there for you. Have a look at the CSG installation (which includes the certificate installation process) avi's as well. The thing is pretty straight forward to setup, but the tricky thing is that if you miss any...

Will depend on the video card drivers - some do some fancy things that allow you to choose which monitor specific apps will run from etc. Others (in particular the ones that generally come by default with XP) may not provide that functionality. Cheers.

Sounds like either a routing issue or a problem on the domain. Have a look at the system logs on the servers for errors, plus also check out the following thread - thread48-600137 Cheers

You can also use ACLs and policies to lock down servers - free to use, but you need to know what you're doing.... using a firewall that blocks *.exe, *.com, *.bat, *.cmd etc is probably worthwhile as well.... finally, given that it's Citrix what I'd do is use something like Ghost to image the...

Login script. My personal fave is http://www.kixtart.org Cheers

Check CTX668903 at support.citrix.com Basically, if the users are members of the Power Users group, domain admins, or local admin then they will be able to see the printers. You can change this by either modifying the groups or the permissions on the printers. (There was a bug with older...

If that doesn't help, number of other things: 1. The Nfuse server in the DMZ - if it's running IIS make sure you disable IIS admin as that will clash on 443 2. The Citrix server on the internal network - if you are using NAT between it and the CSG box in the DMZ you will need to set the...

reconnecting to a citrix app requires a number of things, but most specifically the citrix server needs to be able to identify the remote user as being the same person as the one who was using the application before. If you are publishing applications for anonymous users (check via the cmc) or...

Nope, should be able to run full screen. Make sure you've selected "full screen" and not just making the app run in, say, 800x600 on an 800x600 screen (in which case you *would* still get a border). For example, open up program neighborhood and highlite the published desktop in...

Get yourself a copy of "win32clientinifileref.pdf" from support.citrix.com. Ummm..... CTX14753. Check the setting "PNCacheRefresh" and make sure it's on (default is off) so that the Application set is automatically refreshed. The other thing would be to use the pna client -...

Are you trying to install it from within a Citrix or RDP session? If so, try running the install (via the control panel add/remove applet) from the citrix server console itself. Cheers

Hmmm..... 5k users shouldn't be an issue if they rarely logged on/off but of course what happens is most people will come in & leave work at around the same time so as Dave says.... if it is the problem, then perhaps you could put another nic in the server and team it..... still, the nic might...

mmmm.... beer.... <grin> Glad to be of help, doc. cheers

1. I assume that you're running the performance monitor on the servers to track usage - that's where the 1015 error is probably coming from. If you're seeing a lot of these error messages then it's possible that the servers are overloaded. 2. I reckon this is the error message that's directly...

Make sure you have installed the ICA client on both servers. Cheers