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If you install program neighbourhood on the citrix servers you will be able to publish ICA files to applications that exist on another farm. Look at support.citrix.com to find out how to create the ICA files. Colin Your Life & Tech www.yourlifetech.com

Maybe you should also check that the domain users group has been added to the Remote Desktop Users group. Can you RDP to the server as an Domain Admin? Colin Your Life & Tech www.yourlifetech.com

PS 4.0 will work in a Windows 2008 Active Directory Domain, but is will not work on a Windows 2008 server. But you will need to test this. I would run up an isolated VMWare machine and install a W2k8 domain and add a virtual citrix server as well. You will need to consider the Terminal...

The starting point for this type of issue is to remove printer drivers that are not certified for Terminal Services or all of them completely and if you have to start putting them back one at a time. Metaframe XP is very susceptible to bad print drivers. But you seem to also be having other...

It sounds more like something is corrupting your local profile or you have a licensing issue. That could be terminal service licenses or Citrix licenses. I would use or build another vista machine and test on that for several days. Colin Your Life & Tech www.yourlifetech.com

I would start with deleting the Citrix related folders and registry entries from your profile. Then try again. Otherwise take a copy of the important things in your profile and start again with a new profile. Colin Your Life & Tech www.yourlifetech.com

Are you using the PNA or PN client? Is it configured to remove icons on disconnect? Is your Vista PC able to get a terminal service license from what ever TS license server has the licenses for Vista? Can you log on as another user on the Vista machine to test it is not something in the local...

amaru96 Things to look at: -Have you installed and activated a Terminal Service License server? -Is Terminal Services set to application mode, not administrators only? -Can you RDP to the server and log on? Colin Your Life & Tech www.yourlifetech.com

User Hive Profile Cleanup Service is the most common way to clean up roaming profiles. Failing this you can write a script using vbscript that moves leftover profiles to another folder and delete at a later stage. This is a link to clean up service...

wrey The resources in question are more than likely kernel memory shortages. You need to look at the performance monitoring tools associated with free memory pages etc. This might be a good start. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/177415 Load manager is only as good as your configuration of...

Luvsql There are a couple of things you should check -Check that the license server is running and licenses are valid. Also make sure that the laptop can reach the license server. -Are you using published applications, or streamed applications? -check from the web server whether it can reach...

The other way you can make sure the icons are there is to use either group policy or modify the default profile to add those shortcuts to the desktop. Colin Your Life & Tech www.yourlifetech.com

Misbrandy As enigma99 has said Citrix uses Microsoft Terminal services to share applications with multiple users. I can only assume that investigating whether they will work in a virtual environment means they want your to investigate a virtual desktop environment. This means that through...

You can configure a template policy to add the registry keys to users profiles and apply by GP Maybe use this link as a starter for this. http://searchwindowsserver.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid68_gci1042592,00.html The easiest way is to create wrapper script that is published instead of...

Manually setting is a good option if you do not have many servers. In my environment We have the computer policy, set on the servers to remove disconnected sessions after 10 minutes. In the user accounts the defaults settings are used for session timeouts. On the servers they are not set to...

This does sound like a DNS issue. Is your IIS server configured to accept the IP address for the web sites or the domain name? If you go to ip address only what happens. Is the IP address of the server the same as the dns lookup. What happens when you go to the loop back address 127.0.0.1...

I'm not sure about this one. Can you provide some more information? Office versions, Citrix version, Operating system version. What happens if someone else logs onto that users computer, does their email work ok? Also what happens when this user moves to another computer? Colin Your Life...

Matux What Ian said is right, but you might also want to look at creating a software VPN using IPSEC or PPTP between the client and the server. You will need a Terminal Service license server as well if the users connecting do not have administrator rights on the server. Colin Your Life...

Sounds like you haven't change the authenication options on the PNA web site from with the Access management console. The default is to prompt for a password, change it to pass through. Colin Your Life and Technology blog www.yourlifetech.com

I guess what your talking about is getting USB devices to work through the session. I assume they have been connected before the Citrix session was started. Otherwise they won't work. The other place to check is the Citrix Policies to make sure your allowing the virtual channels and devices...