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How do I setup my Citrix Server in AD environment to Authenticate Users?
This document assumes you are using the Citrix Presentation Server 4.0 version, includes a feature known as Virtual IP addressing other wise the filter will only see one ip for all users and give the wrong profile.
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Note: Please use these instructions as a general guideline where you may not need to go through each step depending on your setup and environment.
- Install windows 2000/2003 server (must be installed as an application mode)
- Configure the network settings, add this server to the domain (member of "XXXX workgroup" è member of "XXX domain")
- Apply latest patches
- Install Citrix server: MetaFrame Presentation Server 4.0
- Add Citrix applications and assign server(s) and users(s). In this case, the IE browser or other browsers that you use should be added.
- Enable Virtual IP on the farm's Properties page
- Set ranges for virtual IP addresses for the farm
- Add authenticat.exe and authenticat.cfg in c:\winnt\system32 directory. Note: An admin can use command line parameters instead of a configuration file.
- Make sure authenticat.cfg has the Citrix Option NP[1=enable, 0=disable] enabled
- If using new 2.x authenticat the NP[1] parameter is not needed.
======authenticat.cfg======
RA[192.168.11.109]
NP[1]
===== Command Line ======
start ""authenticat.exe RA[R3000_Virtual_IP]NP[1]
- Add Virtual IP process: at minimum, iexplore.exe; authenticator.exe
- Manually modify uselogon.cmd in c:\winnt\system32 directory, which to start up the authenticator for each Citrix session. Note: the sample below is using the command line parameters and assuming that the virtual IP is 192.168.11.109.
======uselogon.cmd======
If "%SESSIONNAME%" == "Console" GOTO CONSOLE
start authenticat.exe RA[192.168.11.109]NP[1]
:CONSOLE
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