[THIN] Re: auth & conn issues on remote box
- From: "Joe Shonk" <JShonk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2003 12:56:33 -0700
By DC, do you mean Data Collector or Domain Controller... In any case, =
if you have 2 Domain Controllers (one at each site), then make sure the =
Sites are setup correctly, make sure both controllers are Global Catalog =
servers, make sure DNS is setup properly on both boxes. For the Data =
Collector, make sure you have two zones setups.
What is the purpose of having two Citrix servers distributed? I would =
make sense to consolidate both servers to a single location and then =
you'll have the ability to load balance apps.
Joe
-----Original Message-----
From: Eddie Yarberry [mailto:edwarday@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 12:39 PM
To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [THIN] auth & conn issues on remote box
I have two locations connected with a t1>t1 ipsec vpn. In the first =
location I have a W2K sp2/Metaframe XP sp1 box that has been in place =
for a year. The 1st W2K domain controller is also in this location. I =
have recently installed a new W2K sp3/MetaFrame XP sp2 box in the 2nd =
location. This box is the 2nd DC in the domain, and in Citrix I have =
joined the farm I had in place. I had built up the server while in =
location 1, and installed Citrix there, and when completed moved it to =
the new location. The connectivity between the two sites and the servers =
is fine. My first problem has to do with authentication... I have an =
industry-specific app that domain admins and domain users access on the =
old box, and I published a separate copy (named differently) of this app =
on the new box with the same users having access. But, so far it seems =
people can gain access only if the credentials for the application set =
are those of an admin. D-Users can get access to the old app fine, but =
not t
he new one. In reviewing my setup I realized that I had the new server =
on a new subnet in the same zone as the original, and I created a new =
zone for the new box with no difference. Any ideas? Also, I will be =
having people outside the firewall access this app...just like I have on =
the original setup. I have 1494 and 80 open on the firewalls and both =
pointed at their citrix boxes, and the only difference I can tell =
between the two is that the new box has the xml service port shared with =
IIS, while the original just says port 80. I do notice that when I hit =
the new box's wan ip I get an Nfuse login screen where I do not on the =
old one. Any help with this is much appreciated. Thanks in advance, =
Eddie=20
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