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The Citrix Desktop session is comparable in functionality to the Citrix product
Nfuse, WEB Interface or Program Neighborhood.
8.3.1 – General Configuration of the Citrix Desktop session
The M75c terminal supports a maximum of 6 sessions. When Citrix Desktop is
used one session is taken by the desktop itself. After the user has been
authenticated by the Citrix Server, the Citrix Server sends user specific data
through this session to configure the user’s individual desktop, i.e. application
icons, screen resolution, number of colours and folder information. This leave 5
sessions for either published applications or other emulations (telnet, As400,
5250, VNC or RDP)
If the user is authorised with more than 5 applications, icons for all the
published applications will be displayed, but only 5 applications can be used
concurrently. To access the ‘sixth’ application one of the initial 5 applications
will require closing.
Configuration principles for a Citrix only environment:
- The terminal supports 6 sessions. When CITRIX Desktop is selected one
session is required by the desktop connection itself, the other 5 are
available for published applications
- The number of published applications (sessions) can be set to between 1
and 5.
- The published application sessions are ‘reserved’ without specifying the
application
- The Citrix published application sessions are always set up descending
from session number 6. For example if three sessions are reserved they
will be sessions 6, 5 and 4. Session 1 is used by the desktop and
sessions 2 and 3 are available for other emulations, i.e. telnet or As400
(see next chapter).
- Only one session Citrix Desktop session is possible per terminal.
Configuration principles for a mixed environment:
- The terminal supports 6 sessions. When the Citrix Desktop is selected
one session is required by the desktop connection itself, the other 5 are
available for Citrix published applications or other emulations, i.e. RDP,
Telnet, As400….