Re: citrix and client access

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxx>]

CA by itself - easy. It's done in the Communication->Configure... menu item.

But Citrix adds a wrinkle, since CA runs on its server, not your machine.

You could do something with the IP address. This, of course, means that
your IP addresses need to be static. The IP address can be retrieved using
the QUSRDEVD API. I wrote something that showed up on this list , might
still be here. Look up QUSRDEVD in the archive.

At 02:20 PM 4/25/02 -0700, you wrote:
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>         I was wondering if there was a way to set the workstation ID in
>client access, by a command line or enviornment variable..
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>         Purpose:
>           I would like to set a script so when users log into our thin
>client machines, I could take their user id, and set the client access
>workstation Id/device description with a comparable name, instead of having
>the as/400 assign a dynamic virtual connection...
>
>         Thanks, tim
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