We're building a new WI server and once it's live we would like to be able to change all of our users PNA to point to the new server. I'm trying it on a test machine, but I can't seem to find where the Server URL value is stored. I've removed the client completely from the test machine, gone into the registry and deleted every mention of Citrix, and removed the users local profile. I then reinstall the client (10.2), as the local administrator, it asks for the server url, I type in the new server reboot the machine and log back in as the local admin, the PNA shows the correct address. I logout and login with a user account and check the address and it still shows the old address. Where is it getting this information from? As I said I removed all registry information even referring to citrix and deleted the users local profile. Is the information stored in the profile? I would be grateful to anyone who could tell me where the Server URL setting for the PNA is stored.
I also just noticed something else that's very strange, I made a regular user a local admin on the test machine so I could install the client with their account to see if it made a difference, but when I launch the client installed, it launches an install for the web-only client. If I launch the exact same file as the local admin I get full client install where I can select which components I want to install (web, pn, pna). What the heck is going on?
Thanks
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hmm, HttpBrowserAddress, HttpBrowserAddress0, HttpBrowserAddress1, HttpBrowserAddress2, HttpBrowserAddress3, HttpBrowserAddress4?
I have these in the INI's stored in the same folder, we just run <exefile> <inifile with config>, with the HTTP browser addres its the direct IP OR the Hostname, I'd check for both in it.
(Citrix 9.0.23 or something)
I was just looking at another question on the site and found what I believe is the answer. If you add a new string value (Config URL) to the HKCU\Software\Citrix\Progr
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by: TheFlyingCorpsePosted on 2009-04-01 at 08:54:04ID: 24040526
Hi,
On XP or Vista?
For Vista:
I had the same problem a few weeks ago, after some digging I came up with this:
"C:\Users\Default\AppData\
APPSRV.INI
This folder can also be found around the same folder on the local profiles of each user... This is why you did not get the user updated, only yourself: "C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roa
For XP I dont got the accurate folders, but around there somewhere in the same folder ICAClient ;)