Patty, Sounds like your Ghost image was taken from a server that had MetaFrame installed and was a member of a farm. It is now booting up and broadcasting to its ICA master browser that it is a member of the farm, telling it what applications it has published, and joining the load balancing as if it never left. If you use the farm view and look at the published app, you might simply be able to remove that server from the list of servers that can run the app. You may, however, have to do more drastic things to convince it and the rest of the farm that this is not the pre-cloned server. Brute force approach might include: 1. Uninstall Metaframe 2. Remove server from the domain 3. Change server's name 4. Run newsid or something else to change the sid number 5. Rejoin the domain 6. Reinstall Metaframe HTH, Raff -----Original Message----- From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Young, Patty Sent: Friday, November 21, 2003 10:57 AM To: 'thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx' Subject: [THIN] Published App Issue I have a strange problem. NT4 MF1.8 We have published apps showing up (on server #2) just initially when viewing published apps only from and for server #2. When you "refresh" the view, they disappear. The apps are not published on this server (server #2) and do not show up when viewing published apps from any other server. However sessions for this app are still being load balanced to it. These servers are Ghost images of each other and the app used to be published on (server #2). Can someone tell me where this information is being picked up from? Thanks, Patty Young, Senior Software Developer Sempra Energy - Corporate Systems Voice: (619) 696-2743 Pager: (619) 978-0672 Mobile: (619) 980-3627 ppyoung@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx