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Using Active Directory Forests If you use Windows Active Directory, Citrix recommends that all MetaFrame XP servers in a server farm belong to the same Active Directory forest. If your server farm has MetaFrame XP servers in more than one forest, users cannot log on using UPNs. UPN logons use...

And how about the ARC-paths in BOOT.INI???? The following are generic examples of two possible BOOT.INI ARC paths: multi(X)disk(Y)rdisk(Z)partition(W)\<winnt_dir> -or- scsi(X)disk(Y)rdisk(Z)partition(W)\<winnt_dir> where X, Y, Z, and W are numbers that identify the item to their...

Creating the accounts before you add them to the domain. This can be done manualy with the MMC or can be automated with the csvde-util. When you create the accounts in the right place in the AD. you can add the computers and the account remain where you created them

a maped drive has a driveletter attached

Everybody who attends a course or reads manuals knows that the Shadowingchoice made during instalation irriversible is so there is no need to create a patch because this impossibilty is a feature and not a bug!!

You alway need to put your TerminalServers in InstallMode when you install applications so all setting are proprely written to registry also for not-published apps. It is always possible to logon to the console and start apps. When you use add/remove programs the server will be set to install mode

With all the respect....but why would you???? This means that every minute an (in my opinion) an unnecessary screen-update is done to all your active clients create a new user modify that user's desktop and copy their profile to the default user (control panel / system / Advanced / User...

install a supported NIC..........sorry mate

You can create some boot disks. however there is only a small set of nics that is supported by microsoft... From windows Help: You use the Remote Installation Services boot disk with client computers that do not contain a remote boot–enabled ROM. The boot disk simulates the PXE boot process...