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There was a reg fix for5 this problem after sp4 or 5 and since 6 installs 4 and 5. I remember that there was a reg key that had to be deleted. This was a Citrix fix I will look to see if I can find the info.

We don't use Microsofts lpd because it fails to perform for our needs so we use RPM from this web site: http://www.brooksnet.com/

Is it report any thing when shutting like does it hang a little longer on writing memory to disk?

Remove it from you startup and and make the permissions on the executable file to everyone no access. Why would you need find fast on a server.

Try changing the desktop back ground in the citrix session and then logout of the citrix session and off the desktop then log back in and see if the background changes.

One tip that will really help out with sound lag is to disable disk Caching in the client.

That was a lot clearer. Are you users in a Domain?

Okay for clarification. Are you saying that if the user changes a setting it remains changed? Or are you saying that that the user logs off and back on and all of the windows from the previous session would be open?

Has you ICA Browsing service stopped. This would prevent people from logging in. If you can't get in through a login at the console setup a pc with with srvmgr so you can open up the services and see what service has stopped. If you are unable to login to the console I believe there is a...

You are suppose to create seperate profiles for the terminal server. You use the Terminal server Profile path to specify where they get their Terminal server profile and the User Profile path for their regular domain environment

Are you using PCL6 or PCL5e?

Is your terminal type SCOansi or just ansi?

We use RPM from www.brooksnet.com. You can download a demo and test it out. We found NT's lpd to be of no use to us.

Are you looking for "mkdev rlp" run once then "rlpconf"? To configure a printer on a remote server?

The reason I asked if it was an IBM is because I have a similiar problem. IBM uses seagate tape drives. Ibm has a flash upgrade for the tape drive to fix the problem, but since yours is not an IBM I would check with Seagate to see if there are any firmware upgrades for your tape drive.

I not have see this, but does it happen on all client logins or just a few or one? If ony a few or one have you tried deleting the profile and allowing it to rebuild to see if the problem goes away?

This could also mean that the user you are trying to shadow has a higher screen resolution than you have. For instance if you are running at 640x480 and the person you are trying to shadow is running at 800x600 you would receive this error.

If you have no remote printers set up on the server you will have to do a makedev rlp after completing this you will have to do a rlpconf and add the printer then you will have to edit the /etc/printcap file and change the rp="printername" to rp=text

Is this an IBM server?