Connection Type For Citrix – Pub App

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10. March 2011 at 4:57 #6505
wyseboy
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Hi 😆

I require to connect to a pub app on our citrix farm and this can be done as we are using TCP/IP protocol so we have added a few of our citrix servers ip address in there and works perfect.

Now i require to setup the connection to our pub app without adding few IPs of our servers.

Has anyone set anything in regard to connect to a address and from the address gets sent to a free server?

Reason why is that if one of these servers goes down users are unable to connect.

Using citrix on WinXPe Wyse v90L

I know this is a citrix based question just thought of putting it out there if anyone has set something up along this line.

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11. March 2011 at 14:17 #20196
ConfGen
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Why not put an DNS alias on eg “ica” and point to all available Citrix Servers.
This way you do not have to do anything on the client as “ica” is the default search string for the ICA clients.

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