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Well I have scoured Google and all the Citrix documentation I can get my hands on and there is nothing that says anything about this issue. I think this could be one big security problem.

We have a published app that everyone uses in the office on our LAN. We let our outside sales force use NFuse for other apps. How do we restrict our users who dont need the NFuse login at home from being able to log in while still allowing them to use the PNAgent in the office?

We scratched our XP farm and reloaded with 4.0. Somehow we messed up the spelling on our farm name by switching 2 letters and nobody noticed it until now that we need to add servers to the farm. Any ideas? thank you.

Does anyone know if you can rename the farm name? Thanks.

In terms of the chase server we finally got fedup with ours and removed it. We placed HP Jet directs on the printers themselves and life couldnt be any better. Just a thought!

There is nothing in the event viewer. After beating our heads against the wall for hours we have come up with a resolution. We recently purchased additional TS licenses the original amount was Per Device and when we added the balance this last week we added Per User CALS. Someone wasnt thinking...

Here is a strange one... When a user clicks on the icon to open his published app the "preparing to connect, connection established ......" screen appears and just goes away. No app opens. The app is ok and everything else seems fine. Other users dont have problems. This is the first time ever...

Great! Thanks for the help.

Thats the strange part. We have a mix of 2000 and XP machines. 90% is XP and the only ones that get booted are XP. We do have a licensing server and yes its activated. Its been running care free for over 8 months now. We do have the correct TS Cals...

Some if not most of my Citrix users in the last couple have weeks have been booted off our published app at least once for no apparent reason. The only thing I can find is an event on the Term server that states: (Event 1028)The terminal server client 03TS1 has been disconnected because its...

Thats exaclty what I was thinking. Thanks for your help!

So youre saying its more vulnerable to leave it the way it is or move it?

Wow, I was just checking this site to see if anyone has posted this problem already. What luck. However when I check the settings on the registry keys: EnableSecuritySignature and RequireSecuritySignature my values are already set to "0". I am running 2 win2003 standard servers with metaframe...

I have a small farm of 2 servers (soon to be 3) and a user base of 160 clients. The data store is on server #1 and is not on a SQL database. Should or can I move this to my SQL database? Whats involved without reloading the farm?

Will this DOS APP let the user be logged in multiple times? For ICA sessions you may want to select the option to automatically log off the session once disconnected. If they are being disconnected they either are not logging off correctly or there are network quality issues.

Thanks for the reply but I am running VBS Scripts through AD. Its much cleaner and the end users cannot stop it from running.

The real problem is that I need to have their login scripts run when they log into the network however i need those scripts to stop running when they open thier published app. I'm trying to avoid having elaborate login scripts and having to use made up environment variables.

I'm running Citrix XP and Server 2003 and I cannot get login scripts to stop running. I have gone into the client setup for RDP and ICA and still to no avail... Anyone have any ideas?

I have a 384k frame relay connection that is extremely slow. When the router is reset the line seems ok but after an hour or two it slows to a crawl. This is a 2600 router with an internal WIC. Here is the config on the router: Building configuration... Current configuration : 1572 bytes ...

Sounds great. Thanks for the help!