Re: Citrix Terminal Server Farm

From: Berk S. Daemon (someone@somewhere.com)
Date: 04/26/02 

From: "Berk S. Daemon" <someone@somewhere.com>
Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2002 00:43:00 GMT

"Duane Arnold" <darnold92@Insightbb.com> wrote in message
news:va1y8.127815$G72.78810@sccrnsc01...
> Any "Systems" people out here who have worked with Citrix Terminal
servers?
> Hers is my issue. I have been working on this VB project that has been
> deployed to the Terminal Server farm.
>
> This application allows users on client machines to access the local <C>
> drive to check-in and check-out files on the local <C> drive. When user
> logs on to the Terminal Server farm, I understand that a script is ran
that
> maps drive letters that the user can access and one of the drive letters
> mapped is <C> allowing user to access the local <C> drive on their
machine.
>
> "Systems" tells me that there is nothing wrong and the logon script is
> working. And yet, there are times when one goes to the drive mappings and
> <C> is not there.
>
> Has anyone out here encountered this issue? I have some sharp "Systems"
> people I work with, but they have not figured this out.
>
> I am posting here first as there seems to be some "Systems" people coming
> here.
>
> Thanks
> Duane

Been a long long time since I've played with Citrix and ICA clients, but...
Sounds like it's the login script that's not propogated within all the
servers in the server farm. ie, the server that authenticates at the time
either doesn't have the script, the correct version, or possibly file
permissions on the script stopping it from executing properly. Other than
that, could be something in the ICA connection properties on one of the
servers. What I would do if I were you is test a few things...

Once logged in, if <C> gets mapped, open a cmd prompt and type: set
logonserver
See what server authenticates you.

Try again on others or what not, until you don't get the <C> and do set
logonserver again to see if it's a different server. If so, atleast you'll
be able to eliminate it easier, and thus be able to focus on that specific
server.

I could be way way off here in my thinking, it's been a couple years since I
 played with Citrix so if I am, I appolgize.. ;-)
Just some suggestions in case. Hope this helps some-what.

Regards.

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