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Could it be that the user has disconnected from the Citrix server before the message appears. Then they would only see the message the next time that they connect?

I am not an expert in MS Access but my experience of it is that it is not the best database to use for multi-user applications. If more than one person is going to use the database application at a time then you can get problems - especially if edits are going on or if the application starts...

I had the same problem. We solved it by making the Citrix server a domain controller as well b yinstalling Active Directory and making it a replica of our main Domain Controller's one. However, I see this as a short term solution for us so we will put the Terminal Server licensing manager on...

I have a slight variation on the above themes: The server started off nicely licensed for TS with some separate CALs for non-XP clients. All was working well. Then we wanted the server to become part of the main office domain so that we could use pass-through authentication instead of generic...

Thanks that is very useful. I am happy to use V6.03!

Upgrading to V6.03 did it!

All clients are V6.01.963 at the moment. I was considering moving to V6.03 though. It seems to happen on one PC all the time, another PC sometimes and another PC never (so far). What have you discovered?

Dave - did you ever get a solution to this. It sounds similar to my problem where several PCs are being given the client name "Console". They are XP machines.

I have two PCs which execute an ICA file to access a published application. Both PCs shows as connected with a client name of "Console". This is not their real client name. Their real client name is configured correctly and is in the WFCNAME.INI file. When I connect to a standard...