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According to Citrix, ICA uses between 12 and 20Kbs on average but can burst to 64kps when spooling.

You have to log on as a user you added as a Citrix Administrator during setup. Or as a user you have added to the Citrix Administrators group through CMC.

You really have to determine what the server load is like at time the servers appear to be slow. There maybe a resource bottleneck. Also features in office such as background grammer and spell checking, Autosave, Menu animations, office assistants etc should be disabled as these eat up server...

If it isn't contained in the text, the ASP code may have an #include command. The #include will insert an entire file into the script. This will look something like: <!- #include virtual=&quot;filename&quot; -> or <!- #include file=&quot;filename&quot; ->

DaveNamou is correct that HKEY_CURRENT_USER only applies to the currently logged on user and does not filter out to all users. Chances are that the changes you need to apply are not contained in any standard policy templates. Therefore you will either have to create your own policy templates...

The 99-user evaluation product cannot pool licenses. If you want to evaluate more than one server for load balancing for example you need to obtain a second evaluation license.

You can do this with a kixtart script at logon by pinging the environment variable %clientname% which gets created when the ICA session is initiated. A sample script would be: dim $start dim $end dim $readdata dim $ip $ip = &quot;&quot; shell &quot;cmd.exe /c ping %clientname% >...

This is caused by the user having a large user profile. Even if the user doesn't have roaming profiles, a profile will be written to 'documents and settings\%username%' Using explorer have a look at this users profile size. Temporary internet files can take up a large amount of space but you...

Can users still use this server? Is the IMA service started?

In the Citrix Connection Centre, if you look at the properties of the ICA protocol. There is an option to allow a specific number of connections. If you set this to 15, only 15 connections will be allowed using ICA. Unfortunately, the administrator is not exempt although you will still be...

You could also try using the command clicense /refresh which will force the Citrix farm to refresh its licenses