NeoLinux 4.0 Thin Client User Manual

ICA Connection Configuration
60 Creating a New ICA Connection
4 In the Name field at the top of the dialog, enter a descriptive
name for the ICA connection. This will be used to identify the
connection to the user.
5 In the Type list box on the Network tab, select the type of ICA
connection required: Server or Published Application.
6 In the Server field, depending on the Type setting, specify the
name or IP address of the server, or the name of the published
application. A list of available servers or publications may be
displayed for you to select from, or you can type in the details.
If ICA browsing is required across a router, or you need to spec-
ify additional primary Citrix servers, refer to the section “The
Server Location Tab” on page 73 for details.
7 Select the network protocol to use from the Protocol list: TCP/
IP, TCP/IP + HTTPS server location, or SSL/TLS + HTTP
server location. Selecting Use Default will use the setting spec-
ified in the
ICA general settings dialog.
If the
Server field did not provide a listing of available servers
or published applications, and you are using MetaFrame with
browsing enabled, you will need to set the network protocol to
TCP/IP instead of TCP/IP + HTTP server location.
Note: If your servers can only respond to TCP/IP browser
requests, you should consider setting the global default network
protocol to TCP/IP in the
ICA general settings dialog. Refer to
the section “The Server Location Tab” on page 86 for details.
8 If you want an application to be automatically run once you have
logged into an ICA connection, click on the
Application tab
specify the path and application name in the
Application field
(for example: C:\WTSVR\Notepad.exe), and the drive and path
of its working directory in the
Working Directory field (for
example: C:\My Documents).
Note that the specified application will be the only one available
to the user during this connection.