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clarification: &nbsp;I need external customers to be able to access the farm through the web interface.
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clarification:  I need external customers to be able to access the farm through the web interface.

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You can configure anonymous users setup to access the app through web interface.
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You can configure anonymous users setup to access the app through web interface.

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I have a Xenapp 6.5 server (standalone) in the DMZ with no access to AD. &nbsp;I need access trough the web interface to the applications. &nbsp;I know I need some sort of authentication method. &nbsp;Can I do this locally? with some sort of ACL lists etc? &nbsp;I have no problem accessing the farm locally. &nbsp;I really need help with this one.
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I have a Xenapp 6.5 server (standalone) in the DMZ with no access to AD.  I need access trough the web interface to the applications.  I know I need some sort of authentication method.  Can I do this locally? with some sort of ACL lists etc?  I have no problem accessing the farm locally.  I really need help with this one.

Xenapp 6.5 server (stand alone).  In a workgroup in the DMZ - No Active Directory

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