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We run a XPe FR3 farm with MS Office apps. Many users (even though we try to warn them not to) keep psts on their local drives while running Outlook via the terminal servers. Has anyone run accross the maximun local open file limit when connected via the Win32 client?

Thanks for the response. I checked the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\10.0\Word, Excel,etc keys as well as the "common" key and they all seem to be pointing to the networked My Docs. Our GPO directs users to the networked my docs. Office adm files? Are they similar to prf...

We run Office XP and Win2k on our FR3 server farm. Profiles are roaming and we redirect, via GPO, My Documents to their home drive on a file server (i.e. \\server\user.name$\My Documents; users see it as J:\My Documents) and have directed the default save location in Office to J:\My Documents...

Here's something that you may have already checked (but I've seen it quite a few times): make sure the "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" option in the Advanced tab in IE is unchecked for those clients who get the error.

Oops! It will be recreated at reboot, not login.

We had the same issue due to CALs and solved it one of two ways: 1) Have user start another app via another Citrix Farm (if possible); 2) Delete the HKLM/Software/Microsoft/MSLicensing key (yes, the whole thing); it will be recreated at login.

No, nothing changed in the registry yet; any tweaks you know of would be much appreciated. Fortunately, it seems to be an exception, rather than the rule. Most people can usually pick up a disconnect; some report it intermittantly. Still get gripes, however.

Users intermittanly cannot reconnect to their disconnected sessions (usually due to them timing out from inactivity). When a user restarts the app by clicking on the icon in web interface, instead of restarting the disconnected session, a new session starts on another server. This causes somes...

FYI - created brand new user profile in AD and a brand new mailbox; user no longer has an issue; must have been something in the user's profile (although couldn't find anything in ADSI edit.

I have a client who has to log into the portal each time he clicks on an icon to start an app. For example, he will log into the portal and open an app (such as Word) fine. If he goes back to the portal (it can be within seconds, so it hasn't reached the timeout value yet)and clicks on another...

All righty, let me rephrase the question... Has anyone ever seen a client cause an application to fail on the server? The user gets an error pop up and that same error is in the system log of the server. Also, anybody that has Mac clients out there having problems? thread48-749167

I have an NT 4.0 client (SP 6a and IE 6) that causes an Outlook.exe error on the server (Win2k, MFXP, SR2, via NFuse) when he double-clicks on an email; he then gets disconnected. Preview pane works fine; so does OWA. He has another machine that can access Outlook and manipulate emails fine...

After some testing, Outlook works until the user logs out of his Citrix session. No matter how he exits out of Citrix (I can even log him off via the CMC), the file server keeps a session open in his roaming profile and he loses focus for the keyboard and mouse. If I manually close the session...

I freqently troubleshoot tsprofile problems by taking ownership and assigning administrators full contol without any ill effects to the user. Generally I do this to move large psts or delete corrupt links. The only problem I have seen is where one of our admins took ownership of someone's...

I have a user on Mac OS 10.2 using 6.30 client connecting to our medium-sized XP farm through NFuse; he can access and use Office applications without error. However, when he opens Outlook, his mouse clicks and keyboard inputs are somehow not getting to the terminal server session. We (this...