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A terminal server license server in a W2K domain is normally a domain controller. there is a registry hack to put it on a different server, if you search at MS you will find it. I suggest putting it on a DC.

check out psexec at sysinternals.com. It's free, does what you want with no remote service installed. they have a whole suite of free tools.

Go to the properties of the drive where the file you wish to attach is located and make sure there is a check mark in the box for "Allow indexing service to index this disk for fast file searching". Your attachments will now show up.

NFuse may be better but definitely not neccessary to access published applications using just a browser. All you need is the web plug in for your browser.

If you have a Server farm or one server you can publish an application create an ICA file using the wizard in the Published Application Manager. Put the ica files on your web server with the html page that references them, make sure it knows the MIME type, IIS already does, others will have to...

If you install the Novell client on the Citrix Server you can do NDS authentications. If the user specifies their tree and context the first time they log on using either the Novell client or the Microsoft Client for NetWare they can run their normal login script and get their mapped drives.