No, VPN. I think this might be a switch or router issue. On 6/14/05, Marc-Andre Lapierre <malapierre@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Are you going across vpn? Look at your MTU size… > > ------------------------------ > > *From:* Greg Watts [mailto:cgwatts@xxxxxxxxx] > *Sent:* Tuesday, June 14, 2005 9:53 AM > *To:* Thin > *Subject:* [THIN] Dropped Sessions > > We are recently experiencing a large number (15-20 times a day) of random > dropped sessions from our remote site to our MPS 3.0 Windows 2003 servers. > We are using Sun Ray thin clients and we have session reliability enabled > and the Unix clients screen does not stay up (not sure if that is a Solaris > limitation) but it does automatically reconnect. My first quiestion is > having session reliability enabled worth it if the screen does stay and and > they only get the "reconnect" button screen using the Sun Ray thin clients? > What are the best practices when configuring these Citrix servers for WAN on > Windows 2003? Would adjusting session reliability help? It is set to the > default of 180 seconds but it will attemp to reconnect for only 30 seconds? > What am I missing? I have only found Citrix XP best practices for > "TCPMaxDataRetransmissions", "ICAKeeepAlive", TCPkeepalive? > > -- > Greg Watts > greg.watts@xxxxxxxx > cgwatts@xxxxxxxxx > 410.274.3076 (cell) > -- Greg Watts greg.watts@xxxxxxxx cgwatts@xxxxxxxxx 410.274.3076 (cell)