[THIN] KB: CTX108287 - Hotfix XE104R01W2K3012 - For MetaFrame XP 1.0 for Windows Server 2003
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CTX108287 - Hotfix XE104R01W2K3012 - For MetaFrame XP 1.0 for Windows Server
2003
This document was published at: http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX108287
Document ID: CTX108287, Created on: Jan 27, 2006, Updated: Jan 27, 2006
Products: Citrix MetaFrame XP 1.0 for Microsoft Windows 2003
Attachment: XE104R01W2K3012.msp (2.0 MB)
Hotfix readme name: XE104R01W2K3012.HTM
Hotfix package name: XE104R01W2K3012.MSP
For: MetaFrame XP 1.0 with Feature Release 3/Service Pack 4/Hotfix Rollup Pack
1 for Windows 2003
Replaces:XE104R01W2K3006
Date: January, 2006
Language supported: English (US)
Readme version: 1.0
Note: This hotfix can be applied only to a Windows Server 2003 with MetaFrame
XP Version 1.0 with Feature Release 3, Service Pack 4, and Hotfix Rollup Pack 1
installed.
Where to Find Documentation
This document describes the issue(s) solved by this hotfix and includes
installation instructions. You can find more information about MetaFrame for
Windows in the Administrator's Guide. The Administrator's Guide is in the \DOCS
directory on the Citrix MetaFrame Server CD. All product documentation is also
available from the Citrix Web site at http://www.citrix.com/support.
The Administrator's Guide is in an Adobe Portable Document (PDF) format file.
To view, search, and print the documentation, you need Adobe Reader 5.0.5 or
later with Search. You can download Adobe Reader for free from the Adobe Web
site at http://www.adobe.com/.
Issue(s) Resolved in this Hotfix
Caution! Several items in this hotfix may require you to edit the registry.
Using Registry Editor incorrectly can cause serious problems that may require
you to reinstall your operating system. Citrix cannot guarantee that problems
resulting from the incorrect use of Registry Editor can be solved. Use Registry
Editor at your own risk.
1. Disconnected sessions are displayed as active or not displayed at all in
the Presentation Server Console.
[From XE104R01W2K3006][#104720]
2. When an application set refresh request is done from a client using Smart
card authentication, the refresh request may be routed to a server where logons
are disabled. As a result, the refresh request fails and the following message
appears: "Remote logins are currently disabled." This occurs because the
mechanism used to route the refresh request does not consider the state of the
destination server before routing the request there.
[From XE104R01W2K3006][#115473]
3. After applying Hotfix Rollup Pack 1, sessions launched by way of a batch
file or script fail to display under the individual server nodes in the
console. The sessions do display in the Citrix Server Administration tool and
when using command-line utilities such as quser or qwinsta. This occurs because
the IMA Service is not being updated with winstation reconnect/disconnect
status change information.
[From XE104R01W2K3006][#126260]
4. The IMA Service becomes unresponsive at random, and XML browsing fails
intermittently during such times.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#104828]
5. Users may not be able to use Internet Explorer to view URLs or files with
file names or file paths that contain spaces, commas, or non-standard
characters when using DDE (WM_DDE_EXECUTE) to launch files within the same
instance of Internet Explorer. This occurs because DDE requires parameters
containing non-standard characters to be passed in quotes, which is not being
done.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#114190]
6. You cannot create folders on mapped drives using the xcopy or mkdir
commands from a command line. This occurs because the original file name rather
than the canonical form is passed to the client drive mapping (CDM) policy
check routine.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#114983]
7. IBM Blade servers experience random fatal errors. This occurs because a
mutex object is initialized by multiple threads though it should be initialized
only once.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#116304]
8. On occasion, while users are in the process of logging on, their sessions
become unresponsive, displaying a blue screen background only. While existing
sessions are not affected, no additional sessions can be launched until the
server is restarted. This occurs when there is a transient connection failure
during the logon process that results in a call time-out.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#116869]
9. With load balancing enabled, certain servers receive significantly more
sessions than others, eventually overloading those servers. This occurs when
CPU or memory performance queries produce an error. The error results in
Presentation Server reporting zero CPU or memory usage for those servers, and
subsequent session resolutions are directed to those servers.
This fix corrects the issue by setting the server load to for servers that
produce errors during performance queries.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#119402]
10. Servers experience a fatal error, displaying a blue screen. This occurs
during times of high activity resulting from printing to mapped ports and/or
file copying to mapped client drives and is caused by a race condition in the
Citrix CDM redirector code.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#121051, 121109]
11. The amount of Microsoft license information in the data store tends to
grow very large. This occurs because each time a non-Windows client logs on to
a computer running Presentation Server, the Microsoft license information
obtained by Presentation Server is replicated to the data store. If
Presentation Server obtains the same license information multiple times, the
same information is replicated each time.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#121063]
12. The Management Console does not properly display the state of
disconnected sessions. This occurs because winstation queries do not update the
IMA Service with reconnect/disconnect status changes.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#123405]
13. Servers stop running if Driver Verifier is running with deadlock
detection. This occurs when a driver does not release resource locks upon
unloading.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#123645]
14. When using the MFCOM SDK to enumerate sessions, session IDs greater than
9 cannot be enumerated. This occurs because the IMA Service is using a
hexadecimal rather than a decimal session ID to search for sessions.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#124118]
15. After installing Hotfix Rollup Pack 1, shadowed sessions and Java Clients
are disconnected when the KeepAlive time-out is reached. With regard to the
shadow sessions, the spawned shadow session would disconnect at approximately
twice the time of the KeepAlive interval. This occurs because the addition of
the icm_ping request to implement KeepAlives fails because shadow sessions and
Java Clients do not respond to the ping request.
This fix corrects the issue. However, users of the Java Client Version 8.x
must upgrade to Version 8.4.1693 or later of the client.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#124598]
16. Entries added to the print driver auto-replication list are deleted
after 24 hours. This occurs because regular replication jobs are deleted if
they have not completed after 24 hours; however, auto-replication jobs should
not be deleted.
This fix corrects the issue in that incomplete auto-replication jobs are no
longer deleted.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#124759]
17. On occasion, servers experience a fatal error, displaying a blue screen.
This occurs when a CDF trace statement is trying to print a buffer that is not
null-terminated.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#125510]
18. After applying Hotfix Rollup Pack 1, printing to client COM or LPT ports
may be slow.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#125892]
19. At times of heavy utilization, servers experience a fatal error,
displaying a blue screen, while clients are connecting. The issue is caused by
a thread synchronization problem between TSCAL license requests and worker
thread pings.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#126412]
20. On occasion, servers experience a fatal error, displaying a blue screen.
This occurs when an application is accessing the A: drive in a session using
"A:" rather than "A:\" or if it is the first process to access a client drive
in a session. The issue is caused by a legacy optimization routine.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#126580]
21. Servers may restart unexpectedly. The issue is caused by the wdica.sys
file and occurs because two resource locks are not released when the driver is
unloaded.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#126585]
22. On occasion, servers stop working unexpectedly, producing the following
output:
BugCheck D1, {54, 2, 0, f759d2f6}
Probably caused by : termdd.sys ( termdd!_IcaCancelTimer+20)
The issue is caused by a timing problem related to starting and closing the
write timer.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#126608]
23. This fix applies the same benefit as fix #119402 in that it sets server
loads to FULL for servers that produce performance query errors. While fix
#119402 does so if errors are reported during the query, fix #126653 does so if
errors are reported when the query is initialized.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#126653]
24. The file CDM.sys exits unexpectedly during times of heavy utilization.
The issue is caused by an uninitialized stack variable.
[From XE104R01W2K3012][#129601]
Installing and Uninstalling this Hotfix
Notes:
? This hotfix is packaged with Microsoft Windows Installer 3.0 as a .msp
file. For more information about deploying these, see Microsoft article 884016
or visit the Microsoft Web site and search on keyword msiexec.
? This hotfix may or may not prompt you to restart the server when the
installation or uninstallation is complete. If you are using the Access Suite
Console, you must restart the server after installing or uninstalling this
hotfix to ensure that the hotfix is added to or removed from the console's
hotfix inventory list.
To install this hotfix:
1. Copy the hotfix package to an empty folder on the hard drive of the
server you want to update.
2. Close all applications.
3. Run the executable.
4. Shut down and restart the server.
To uninstall this hotfix:
1. From the Start menu, select Setting > Control Panel.
2. In Control Panel, double-click Add/Remove Programs.
3. Highlight the hotfix you want to uninstall and click Remove.
4. Follow the directions on-screen.
Files Updated
apsdk.dll
86,016
01/13/2006
03:09p
ccticket.dll
135,168
01/13/2006
03:09p
cdm.sys
303,744
01/13/2006
03:09p
cdmprov.dll
192,512
01/13/2006
03:09p
cdmsvc.exe
139,264
01/13/2006
03:09p
clm.dll
229,376
01/13/2006
03:09p
CPatch.exe
26,624
01/10/2006
07:17p
cpmmon.dll
86,016
01/13/2006
03:09p
ctxadmin.dll
88,064
01/13/2006
03:09p
ctxadpcm.acm
11,776
01/13/2006
03:09p
ctxdwavo.exe
21,504
01/13/2006
03:09p
ctxgina.dll
23,040
01/13/2006
03:09p
ctxprnui.exe
18,432
01/13/2006
03:09p
ctxrpc.dll
20,616
01/13/2006
03:18p
encsvc.exe
167,936
01/13/2006
03:09p
icareduc.sys
12,680
01/13/2006
03:18p
iexplore.exe
36,864
01/13/2006
03:09p
ImaAppSal.dll
135,168
01/13/2006
03:09p
ImaAppSs.dll
303,240
01/13/2006
03:18p
ImaCompat.dll
6,656
01/13/2006
03:09p
ImaFileSal.dll
28,160
01/13/2006
03:09p
ImaFileSs.dll
98,440
01/13/2006
03:18p
ImaPolicySal.dll
72,192
01/13/2006
03:09p
ImaPolicySs.dll
127,112
01/13/2006
03:18p
imareduc.dll
12,936
01/13/2006
03:18p
ImaSrvSal.dll
131,072
01/13/2006
03:09p
ImaSrvSs.dll
270,472
01/13/2006
03:18p
LMS20Rules.dll
34,304
01/13/2006
03:09p
LmsSal.dll
55,296
01/13/2006
03:09p
LmsSS.dll
200,840
01/13/2006
03:18p
MfAppSal.dll
135,168
01/13/2006
03:09p
MfAppSs.dll
450,696
01/13/2006
03:18p
MfBrowserSal.dll
17,408
01/13/2006
03:09p
MfBrowserSs.dll
131,208
01/13/2006
03:18p
mfcom.exe
221,184
01/13/2006
03:09p
mfcomsrv.dll
454,656
01/12/2006
07:20p
MfContentSal.dll
25,600
01/13/2006
03:09p
MfContentSs.dll
86,152
01/13/2006
03:18p
MfPnSal.dll
36,864
01/13/2006
03:09p
MfPnSs.dll
147,592
01/13/2006
03:18p
MfPrintSal.dll
69,632
01/13/2006
03:09p
MfPrintSs.dll
397,448
01/13/2006
03:18p
mfreg.exe
217,088
01/13/2006
03:09p
mfrpcss.dll
209,032
01/13/2006
03:18p
MFRules.dll
48,128
01/13/2006
03:09p
MfSrvSal.dll
172,032
01/13/2006
03:09p
MfSrvSs.dll
442,504
01/13/2006
03:18p
MFXPSP4_RegBackup.vbs
1,473
01/13/2006
09:41a
MFXPSP4_SmartCardHookBackup.vbs
1,461
07/22/2005
10:00a
msi30ca.dll
29,696
01/11/2006
02:42p
pnsvc.exe
86,016
01/13/2006
03:09p
qfarm.exe
57,344
01/13/2006
03:09p
wdica.sys
185,736
01/13/2006
03:18p
wfapi.dll
22,016
01/13/2006
03:09p
wfshell.exe
167,936
01/13/2006
03:09p
wpnbr.dll
106,496
01/13/2006
03:09p
wsxica.dll
258,184
01/13/2006
03:18p
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