[THIN] KB: CTX108607 - How to Install Skype in a Presentation Server 4.0 Environment
- From: "Jim Kenzig http://kenzig.com" <jimkenz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 12:02:09 -0800 (PST)
CTX108607 - How to Install Skype in a Presentation Server 4.0 Environment
This document was published at: http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX108607
Document ID: CTX108607, Created on: Jan 23, 2006, Updated: Jan 24, 2006
Products: Citrix Presentation Server 4.0 for Microsoft Windows 2003
Summary
This document describes how to install Skype in a Presentation Server 4.0
environment.
Requirements
These tests were conducted with the following:
? Presentation Server 4.0 Enterprise Edition
? PSE400W2K3R01
? Windows 2003 with Service Pack 1
? Skype 2.0.0.69 (http://www.skype.com)
? Windows XP Pro with Service Pack 2
? Citrix ICA Client Program Neighborhood 9.150
Procedure
Note: This information is provided ?as is? and it is strongly recommended
that you test these steps in a test environment.
The steps to complete the task:
Create an Application Isolation Environment (AIE) on the Presentation Server
and install Skype into this AIE.
Define a Citrix policy and enable the use of the client microphone for audio
input and set the sound quality to High.
Assign this policy to the user group who will be granted access to the
application.
Publish Skype which was installed in the AIE.
Go to the Virtual IP Processes properties and add skype.exe to the list of
processes to be monitored under the Virtual Loopback Processes.
Note: If you don?t add the skype.exe to the loopback processes, your call
will fail after a few seconds as Skype will fail to detect your microphone and
your will receive an error similar to the one below:
error=6102
errormsg=Problem with recording device (10020)
os=5.02.3790 (Service Pack 1)
version=1.4.0.84
loggedin=
account=
audio=Input audio devices : CITRIX AUDIO DRIVER , Output audio devices : CITRIX
AUDIO DRIVER
xpicf=
ce=AccountManager: skypename='(null)'
Backbone: stack=28 compiled=200510241845 (release build) uptime=0:24:00
FBCM-proxy: HTTPS proxy=0.0.0.0:0 (detected) SOCKS proxy=0.0.0.0:0
FBCM-stats: direct: tries:8 success:0 tcpconnected:0 tcprecv:0 tcpconnerrs:0
lasterr:0
FBCM-stats: https: tries:21 success:17 tcpconnected:17 tcprecv:17 tcpconnerrs:3
lasterr:0
HostScanner: lastProbingFailed=0 probeFreq=5 parallelConns=10
HostScanner: resetCount=0 timeMs=41907 tcpMode=1 tcpFbMode=0 netDetected=1
HostScanner: hosts=157 probes=21 responses=0 obFails=0
HostScanner: conns=20 proxyConns=4 connEstablish=1 connTerminations=10
Inet.bandwidth: curIn=2, curOut=0, maxIn=309292, maxOut=309292, maxRt=309292
Inet.firewall: tcpIn=0xaaaaaaa8 udpIn=0xaaaaaaa8 udpOut=0xaaaaaaa8
Inet.listener: port=18611 (TCP+UDP) maxSockets=1000
Localnode: connectionStatus=CONNECTED
NatTracker: natType=4
last server error = err: 0, ip=0x00000000, port=0x0000
file=file error: 0/0 ()
Connect to the published Skype and define the CITRIX AUDIO DRIVER as the
default Sound Device.
Jim Kenzig
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