Re: BPCS C/S in a Citrix environment

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Peter

To alleviate your concerns with the IP Address I would recommend that you 
switch your Citrix environment to a VPN environment.  A VPN environment would 
permit each client to have their own IP address via DHCP settings of the ISP.

Andrew

> 
> From: "Peter Heeren" <pheeren@thetford.nl>
> Date: 2003/01/27 Mon AM 04:48:20 EST
> To: bpcs-l@midrange.com
> CC: Ger Peeters <gpeeters@thetford.nl>
> Subject: BPCS C/S in a Citrix environment
> 
> Hello,
> 
> We are on BPCS 6.1.01 Client Server. We are planning to run BPCS in a
> Citrix environment.
> SSA do not support BPCS Running with Citrix or Terminal Services.
> 
> Does anyone of you have experience with BPCS in a Citrix environment.
> 
> In a 'normal' client installation our BPCS clients get an unique
> IP-address. This corresponds with a job unique Workstation data area on the
> server. This  data area holds the job routings, like job description,
> printer etc. In a Citrix Environment all the jobs get one and the same
> IP-address.
> 
> Problem area's to cover;
> - Workstation setting (JobQ, printer etc.)
> - Local Client settings in ODO.CFG
> - Local User container
> - Default filters in inquiry and maintenance programs, like for example
> Order Entry
> 
> All kind of information concerning this environment is welcome.
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> Peter Heeren
> Thetford BV
> 
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