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Just one thing I'll throw out there. Because I'd hate to see someone get wrongly accused. Make sure you rule out the possiblity that one of the Administrators logged onto the server with the user's account to test it when it was created or something. Also, I would try to find out if they've...

dcssmp, Regarding Question 1: User's must have permission to access a Citrix server in two separate ways. The first is the right to connect via ICA. I usually create an Domain Global Group called "Citrix Authorized" or "Citrix Users" and add users. I then give this group...

When you say "migrated" did you run DCPromo on the Win2k server and promote it to a Domain Controller in the existing AD or did you join the server to the domain as a member server? Also is this server that was migrated the Citrix server or is it a separate box? If it was previously...

You'll need to troubleshoot the problem starting with the ping. Through the VPN connection you will need to be able to ping the Citrix server's IP addresses. Is the DNS server on a different subnet from the Citrix boxes? If your DNS is in a DMZ separate from the internal network you may need to...

I'm assuming you are connecting to the Internet via a dial up networking connection and then establishing the VPN tunnel with the muvpn client on the laptop to the Watchguard that your Citrix servers are behind. I know you said you could ping your internal DNS server. Can you also ping the...

Hmmm... I haven't noticed this yet on my test Win2003 box, but my guess is a bug?

That is a great question Steve. It's been lingering in my mind, but I haven't taken the time to research it yet. I specifically curious to find out if you can utilize both User and Device CAL's on the same network. Based on the User CAL model it doesn't surprise me that once you max out your...

You may need to configure the client Custom Connection Settings or Application set settings with the Citrix server's internal IP addresses.

In my opinion you have diagnosed the server correctly. If it has the WINNT\profile folder that is a clear sign that it was upgraded. I'm sure you can probably find more evidence in the registry somewhere, but I've seen that quite a lot at clients and that's a tell tale sign the box was upgraded...

I'd look at the printers related to McAfee Virus scan. Search their knowledge base. I believe I had this problem a couple of years ago on Workstations. Not a server. But it may be similar. I don't remember the exact solution, but I had to exclude certain printer .dll files or something from...

To troubleshoot group policy you will want to start by watching how each policy is being applied. Settings in one policy can override settings in another policy. Each policy is applied in sequence of priority, plus you can block overriding of settings in one policy by another policy. So check...

NT 4.0 had a separate edition called Terminal Server Edition. You cannot connect via Terminal Services unless you have this specific edition of NT 4.0. It was designed for Server based computing and not for remote administration. Microsoft decided to include Terminal services it in all Windows...

Just call the Microsoft clearing house and tell them you are having a problem with client TS licenses not being released by the license server. They will walk you through reactivating another license pack on the server. This is a common problem and they do this for people over the phone on a...

Check the disk space on the partition holding the spooler folder. I've seen the print spooler service stop when print jobs eat up the rest of the disk space.

Make sure that the printer driver for their printer is installed on the Citrix servers or map a printer driver to the user's printers in the CMC.

Glad it worked out. Thanks for sharing the solution! :-)

Check the permissions to these folders. Make sure that isn't causing the errors you are receiving. Just FYI the four folders are for separate group policies. Each one is the unique identifier for each GPO.

Check to see if you can physically access the folder where the policies are located: %systemroot%\SYSVOL\domain\Policies My first suspicion however is a DNS problem. Run NetDiag and verify you don't find any errors.

You need to get the Dell driver for the RAID controller. Then when setup starts you have the option to press F6 if you need to specify a 3rd party RAID driver. Setup will then run through its normal driver load from the CD then come to a prompt asking you to insert the driver disk into drive A:.

kingjames, The easiest fix is to call the Microsoft Clearing house and explain to them that you are having this problem. They will reissue another set of TS-CAL's and this will give you the breathing room needed while the TS-CAL's are being released from the old clients. They get these calls...