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If you are using CSG, why are you using AltAddr?
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If you are using CSG, why are you using AltAddr?

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Hello,<br />
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I am able to access the Web interface and reach the desktop but when I try to access a published application I get the following message<br />
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The resource you requested is no longer available from the servers or the specified user no longer has access to it. <br />
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I did not see the xml service listed so I unregistered and registered and now it appears on my list. I have tried to change the altaddr to internal server IP and then public ip and still receive same error. Everything is installed on one server. Citrx,gateway,<br />
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ANy ideas?<br />
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Thanks
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Hello,

I am able to access the Web interface and reach the desktop but when I try to access a published application I get the following message

  	

The resource you requested is no longer available from the servers or the specified user no longer has access to it. 

I did not see the xml service listed so I unregistered and registered and now it appears on my list. I have tried to change the altaddr to internal server IP and then public ip and still receive same error. Everything is installed on one server. Citrx,gateway,

ANy ideas?

Thanks

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