Citrix Web Access Controls

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Citrix Web Access Controls

Zone: Citrix

I have a client running Citrix Presentation Server 4.0. Users accesss the Citrix servers internally, they also have web access. Is there a way to disable Web Access to specific users while still allowing them to have internal Program Neighborhood access?

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Zone: Software

Question Asked By: DKHenery

Question Asked On: 05.08.2008

Participating Experts: 2

Points: 500

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05.08.2008 at 01:38PM PDT, ID: 21528249

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CarlWebster:

If your Web Interface server is a domain member, try restricting access to the Citrix folder under wwwroot to the group(s) you want to access the WI.

05.08.2008 at 03:21PM PDT, ID: 21528954

Rank: Master

croberds:

Another way if you are only publishing one or two apps (or just a desktop) is to make two farms. When you make your website you add farm1, and your users using PN have access to farm2. You could then make a user group that is allowed for farm 1 and/or farm 2. If you have some users that may use both then you can add them to each group.

I don't know if that is worth the trouble but I would think it would work.

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