SUMMARY: problems with Citrix and SunRay servers

From: Rob De Langhe (rob.delanghe_at_telindus.be)
Date: 05/26/04

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    Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 15:43:12 +0200
    
    

    This was a quick one :

    thx to Christopher Saul who mentioned the existence of "rdesktop"
    (SourceForge freeware). Got it from "www.rdesktop.org", compiled without
    special options, and it worked. Kicked out Citrix and their dumb support
    contract.

    Life can be beautiful, even for sysadmins.

    Rgds

    Rob

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Rob De Langhe
    Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 12:14 PM
    To: 'sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org'
    Subject: problems with Citrix and SunRay servers

    Hi,
     
    altough this might be a rather pure MS-problem, I am in such desparate need
    for assistance that I still post it on this wonderfull list because it is
    still related to Sun users:
     
    We have 2 SunRay servers that provide redundant desktops to users. From
    these SunRay servers, they can also launch the Citrix client program to
    connect to 2 Citrix MicroSoft servers to give them access to Outlook,
    MS-Office tools, etc.
     
    Regularly, like now, nobody can get a connection with this Citrix client
    program to those Citrix servers anymore ("...dial-up or modem problems
    prevent connection ...")
     
    After struggling through the MS-jungle on these Citrix servers, it seems
    that there is a licenting issue : licenses seem to be allocated to different
    people who do not have any Citrix-session open anymore from any SunRay
    server. The version of Citrix we run apparently can only grant licenses
    based on the MAC-address of the client-host that makes the connection. Since
    in our case all client-programs make their connection on behalf of different
    users but using the same MAC-addr of the SunRay server, how can this
    properly work ?
     
    Has anybody experience with a correctly working combination SunRay (version
    2 on Solaris-9) plus Citrix (version 1.2 on Windows-2000, Citrix client
    seems to carry version 6.30.1061 on Solaris) ?
     
    Desparately seeking for any good hint towards more detailed information
    about this combination ?
     
    TIA !
     
    Rob

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