dejul23
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cannot connect to the citrix metaframe server. There is no citrix metaframe server configured on specified address
We are currently having a major problem with people trying to connect to a Citrix server cluster/farm. We had to shutdown all of oour servers over the weekend, and booted everything up fine yesterday.
Our cluster famr consists of 8 servers, all running windows 2003 and Presentation server 3, advanced edition.
The first 40 or so people logged in ok to the farm this morning, but it seemd as though the farm was not load balancing and everyone connected to just one of the servers. We put this server on drainstop, but users then got the following error when trying to connect tot he farm -
cannot connect to the citrix metaframe server. There is no citrix ssl server configured on specified address
We can connect users to each of the servers manually, so its seems to be an issue with load balancing? or a networking issue.
When trying to connect to the same cluster via RDP, we get the following error
The client can not connect to the remote computer
Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer may be too busy to accept new conenctions.
Please could some one help, as I have no idea why this has happened after a complete reboot.
Our cluster famr consists of 8 servers, all running windows 2003 and Presentation server 3, advanced edition.
The first 40 or so people logged in ok to the farm this morning, but it seemd as though the farm was not load balancing and everyone connected to just one of the servers. We put this server on drainstop, but users then got the following error when trying to connect tot he farm -
cannot connect to the citrix metaframe server. There is no citrix ssl server configured on specified address
We can connect users to each of the servers manually, so its seems to be an issue with load balancing? or a networking issue.
When trying to connect to the same cluster via RDP, we get the following error
The client can not connect to the remote computer
Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer may be too busy to accept new conenctions.
Please could some one help, as I have no idea why this has happened after a complete reboot.
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BLipman
Try executing qfarm /load on each server and report your findings. This is one of the primary methods with which your data collector polls to distribute load.
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thanks all, it was actually a problem with the cluster, or switches, or boot order, still not sure which, but its now working, we rebuilt the cluster, restarted the switches and restarted the cluster with the citrix license server booting up first.
Thanks Again
Thanks Again