[THIN] Re: ICA Listener

Unfortunately no.

Andy Rodriguez
ProHealth Physicians
IT Department
Ancillary Support Analyst
Assistant Network Administrator
Phone: 860-284-5278
Fax: 860-284-5333
HelpDesk: 860-284-5300
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HI Andy,

Quick question for you.  Many of the problems that require a dsmaint to be run 
usually show up in the application or system event log.  Did you see any errors 
there?

adam


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Hey Everyone,

The solution to our problem was run dsmaint recreatelhc which recreates the 
local host cache database.  Once that was done server1 started to accept users.

Thanks for your thoughts on this issue.

Andy Rodriguez
ProHealth Physicians
IT Department
Ancillary Support Analyst
Assistant Network Administrator
Phone: 860-284-5278
Fax: 860-284-5333
HelpDesk: 860-284-5300
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Joe Shonk
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If you run a 'query farm /load' what value does it return for server1?

Joe


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If I publish an application only to server1 and logon as a test user with no 
admin rights to the published application that is pointed to server1 and not to 
any other server, I'm able get there.  If an application is published to 
server1 along with other servers, users will never go to server1.  With that 
said all of our servers are configured the same and no changes have been made 
to applications or the environment.  Server1 just decided one day not to 
automatically take in users.

Load on the server is 1.0% and the load evaluator are set to the defaults when 
Citrix is installed.


Andy Rodriguez
ProHealth Physicians
IT Department
Ancillary Support Analyst
Assistant Network Administrator
Phone: 860-284-5278
Fax: 860-284-5333
HelpDesk: 860-284-5300
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Andy,

When this happens what does Citrix say the load on the server is?

What is the applied load evaluator looking at (CPU, # of users, etc...)?

Tony
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Just so I am clear- you saying you can log into it directly with ICA to that 
specific server. However, users cannot login into it when publishing an app or 
desktop? Is that correct? If so, what happends exactly, i.e they see the icon 
for the published app and click on it, then what happens exactly?


Steve Greenberg
Thin Client Computing
34522 N. Scottsdale Rd D8453
Scottsdale, AZ 85266
(602) 432-8649
www.thinclient.net
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Yes all services are running.


Andy Rodriguez
ProHealth Physicians
IT Department
Ancillary Support Analyst
Assistant Network Administrator
Phone: 860-284-5278
Fax: 860-284-5333
HelpDesk: 860-284-5300




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Steve Greenberg
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Are all the Citrix services running when this condition happens?


Steve Greenberg
Thin Client Computing
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Scottsdale, AZ 85266
(602) 432-8649
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Rodriguez, Andy
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 6:28 PM
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Subject: [THIN] ICA Listener

Hey everyone,

We are running 18 term-servers with Citrix Meta Frame Presentation Server 4.0 
W2k3R01 on Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition SP1 . Only one of our 
term-servers is not accepting logins from ours users, but if I force my login 
to that server  I'm able to login and open an application.  We tried 
re-creating ICA listener(Document ID CTX115152), which worked ok for one day, 
but the issue returned the next day.  The server in question also happens to be 
our Citrix licensing server.

Any ideas on how to fix this would be great.

Andy Rodriguez
ProHealth Physicians
IT Department
Ancillary Support Analyst
Assistant Network Administrator
Phone: 860-284-5278
Fax: 860-284-5333
HelpDesk: 860-284-5300


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