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prg_sol_ · ‎12-07-2009

Which version do you use? We got it working on 6.3r2. It took us some time to capture the HTML headers and buid the correct POST variables, but it works. Peter

muttbarker_ · ‎07-15-2009

If the number of concurrent logged in users exceeds the license there is a pad of 10%. The users who fall into that pad get advisory message telling them that the license is exceeded but that they can still login and work. Over the pad there is a different error telling them that they are out of luck!

Daver109_ · ‎07-09-2010

Well we have made progress, but I failed to update things here. Using the CMC program we created an Office Desktop.ica file [WFClient] Version=2 TcpBrowserAddress=172.23.202.xx TcpBrowserAddress2=172.23.202.xx TcpBrowserAddress3=172.23.202.xx TcpBrowserAddress4=172.23.202.xx TcpBrowserAddress5=172.23.202.xx HttpBrowserAddress=172.23.202.xx [ApplicationServers] Office Desktop= [Office Desktop] Address=Office Desktop InitialProgram=#Office Desktop ClientAudio=On AudioBandwidthLimit=2 Compress=On DesiredHRES=1024 DesiredVRES=768 DesiredColor=4 TransportDriver=TCP/IP WinStationDriver=ICA 3.0 BrowserProtocol=HTTPonTCP In Juniper under the Resource Profile >Terminal Services I uploaded he custom file Then under the Autopolicy I put in the IP's of the above servers. I've used this for a number of our Citrix server applications. The curious thing is that we just discovered is it does not load balance.. it picks the first IP in the list. Matches it with the IP in the autopolicy and the user gets their OD. Didn't have issues till we needed to stop logins on that first in the list server to reboot it and users could not log in. Any thoughts? I can do a number of changes to the file that work in windows, but fails via this profile.

muttbarker_ · ‎01-20-2009

Sounds like a problem with your role mapping. The "easiest" way to troubleshoot this is to see what happens to each user type when they login - what are they assigned to role wise. I would go to troubleshooting/user sessions/policy trace - turn this on for the user and see what roles they are assigned to when they login. Perhaps your role mapping is allowing for all users to access the domain admin role based on a mistaken match condition or something like that. So do a little debugging and post your results! Have fun......

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