Citrix Server
Hi,
1) The company uses Citrix for Remote users
2) I have not yet got an opportunity to Configure the Citrix Server
3) I use to install the Citrix Client
-after installation completed, i should test it
- I configure the Ica32pkg (use the Server name as Citrixserver which are in our network: 192.168.61.0/24; )
- This is for LAN
- For the testing: if i double-click this "Ica32pkg" (for LAN="Local Area Network"), and appear "the login screen" to our domain .....the meaning that the installation is good
- Then i replace it to the Citrix-WAN
4) For the Citrix-WAN ...
- I remember i key in the IP address of 206.128.65.3
5) so for the remote users who wants to connect to our network (even his or her laptop or desktop computer is still in WORKGROUP; not joining our domain ...), he or she just "double-click" the Citrix-WAN icon, and he or she will be in our network
6) My question: What is the IP address of 206.128.65.3? Is it the IP address given by our ISP? Is this IP address an Inside Global Address (which will be used for NAT)? Would you please explain related to this IP Configuration in your own wording please (if possible)
7) Thank you
tjie
1) The company uses Citrix for Remote users
2) I have not yet got an opportunity to Configure the Citrix Server
3) I use to install the Citrix Client
-after installation completed, i should test it
- I configure the Ica32pkg (use the Server name as Citrixserver which are in our network: 192.168.61.0/24; )
- This is for LAN
- For the testing: if i double-click this "Ica32pkg" (for LAN="Local Area Network"), and appear "the login screen" to our domain .....the meaning that the installation is good
- Then i replace it to the Citrix-WAN
4) For the Citrix-WAN ...
- I remember i key in the IP address of 206.128.65.3
5) so for the remote users who wants to connect to our network (even his or her laptop or desktop computer is still in WORKGROUP; not joining our domain ...), he or she just "double-click" the Citrix-WAN icon, and he or she will be in our network
6) My question: What is the IP address of 206.128.65.3? Is it the IP address given by our ISP? Is this IP address an Inside Global Address (which will be used for NAT)? Would you please explain related to this IP Configuration in your own wording please (if possible)
7) Thank you
tjie
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Blipman,
1) I am used to with Cisco command (Cisco IOS command) ......i know how to configure NAT (with the Cisco command) (but this is for a Router), but i do not have any experience related to the Firewall ....
2) What command is "altaddr command" ?; would you kindly explain a little bit of it please
3) Thank you
tjie
1) I am used to with Cisco command (Cisco IOS command) ......i know how to configure NAT (with the Cisco command) (but this is for a Router), but i do not have any experience related to the Firewall ....
2) What command is "altaddr command" ?; would you kindly explain a little bit of it please
3) Thank you
tjie
You only want to use that external IP address when you are on the other side of a NAT firewall or router regardless of domain membership. The altaddr command is a citrix executable that tells the citrix servers what their firewall (external) IP address is. It is unnecessary for a scenario when you have direct ICA connections to the server but Web Interface or Application Sets through the Program Neighborhood need the altaddr set or address translations.
When you have a Citrix Web Interface set up, users who connect to the server from your LAN (behind a NAT device) need the LAN IP and the WI will give that to them. When users need the NAT'ted IP, you must instruct the WI to sense where they are coming from (normally by defining your internal subnet as a "Default" connection--LAN IP, and all others to get the "alternate" connection--NAT'ted IP). In the Citrix Access Management Console you configure this in DMZ Settings.
When you have a Citrix Web Interface set up, users who connect to the server from your LAN (behind a NAT device) need the LAN IP and the WI will give that to them. When users need the NAT'ted IP, you must instruct the WI to sense where they are coming from (normally by defining your internal subnet as a "Default" connection--LAN IP, and all others to get the "alternate" connection--NAT'ted IP). In the Citrix Access Management Console you configure this in DMZ Settings.
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Blipman,
1) Thank you
2) Maybe i will ask again in the future related to this (as i am now tighted up for other things); if you don't mind
tjie
1) Thank you
2) Maybe i will ask again in the future related to this (as i am now tighted up for other things); if you don't mind
tjie
Yep, if you need more detailed answers just put more comments here or open another post. The Citrix Administrator's Guide is freely available on their site and will really help give you a foundation though. You might want to pull some documentation so you can come back with more targeted questions.
ASKER
Blipman,
1) Is there something "screen-shots Citrix Administrator's guide or tutorial"?
2) thanks
1) Is there something "screen-shots Citrix Administrator's guide or tutorial"?
2) thanks
- you have not configured Citrix? Are you now the admin?