Adding a new ica connection to 100 devices?

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7. September 2011 at 16:33 #6827
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We have about 100 of the GEN3 Winterm S30 devices and even have Rapport installed on a machine. I’m still a bit new to this arena and would like to know how one would go about adding a new ICA connection (published application) to these 100 devices. We are not running the XPE desktop but are currently running all the devices in kiosk mode. Is there an easy way to do this? thanks!
8. September 2011 at 6:39 #21000
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As you are not using XPE, I have moved this thread to the CE section.

The way to go is, configure one client with the additional ICA connection.
Now use Rapport(WDM) to pull the configuration. Check everything beside ICA (remember, checking a box in the pull process means to exclude that section from pulling). Also choose “Append” when asked.
After that you can push that package back the remaining 99 units.

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