Helge Klein - All Comments

/nocallback

Guest — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 19:50:29 GMT

just a small guess on this one, previous version of Metaframe (now Presentation Server) use to have dial-up listner that supported call-back function.You just needed to hook up a modem to a Metaframe server and you can have actually people dialing in. This is how i made my first demo of MF1.8 to my customers ...
So I assume that /nocallback will disable call-back when enabled at the server listner level.

Re: /PNI

Helge Klein — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 18:45:50 GMT

This is, of course, entirely correct. Thank you for pointing me to CTX145271.

/PNI "u0a3b6h3"

Daniel Panek — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 12:20:37 GMT

The "/PNI "u0a3b6h3"" part actually indicates an encrypted file in the ICACLIENT folder in the users' Application Data folder, in which the users' passwords are stored.

From the PN.INI article on the Ctx KB http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX145271&searchID=-1:
[quote]Users credentials are saved by encrypting them with a proprietary algorithm. They are then stored in their profile along with their PN.ini and Appsrv.ini files. This directory is \Application Data\ICAClient. Because user credentials are a property of an application set, credentials are stored for each application set independently. A random filename associated with each farm is generated during application set discovery/creation and is guaranteed to be unique. Two files exist in the profile for each application set; in the example above, the Barra Farm application set stores information in these two files:

uf1h1040.idx - An index to the .vl file
uf1h1040.vl - A database of applications in the application set

The user name and domain is stored in the application set section of the PN.ini. The password is encrypted and stored within the application information in the .vl file.[/quote]

Some Interesting Facts Taken From Citrix WebSite

Guest — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 00:34:06 GMT

Symptoms

Microsoft ClearType works correctly inside an ICA session with Citrix Presentation Server running on Windows 2000, but it does not work with Presentation Server running on Windows 2003.

Background

With Windows 2000, Microsoft introduced ClearType, a font display technology that improves font display resolution.

In Windows 2003, Microsoft disabled ClearType support in Terminal Services making it unusable even through an ICA session.

Status

Citrix is investigating the possibility of enhancing Presentation Server to address this issue.

For further information on Microsoft ClearType support in Windows 2003 Terminal Services, refer to ClearType is not supported in a Remote Desktop session.