Terminal Server NT 4.0 and Citrix 1.8 connections

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I recently started having problems with connections from the
outside to our NT 4.0 TS with Citrix 1.8. Anyone, including myself,
will logon nto Citrix via NFuse, and after a couple of minutes it will
kick you out. You will get the screen stating that it is reconnecting,
and then the session is resumed.

In server administration anyone who had been kicked out will
still have a connection to the server but in a disconnected state. I
have to manually reset these since they will not automatically
disconnect.

I am also getting alot of "wsxica" error lines in the event
log with EventID [5], but when trying to research the errors on the
Internet I come up with nada.

From inside the network there isn't a problem. My Windows 2003
TS is starting to experience the same thing, but I need to resolve the
NT 4.0 issue first

Any ideas?

Regards,

Kenn

 

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.terminalserver.connectivity (More info?)

There's a wonderfull resource out there: EventID.net.

Have a look here for possible reasons and solutions:
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=5&eventno=1707
&source=wsxica&phase=1

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Kenn Evanko <evankok@newegypt.us> wrote on 27 jun 2005 in
microsoft.public.windowsnt.terminalserver.connectivity:

> I recently started having problems with connections from
> the
> outside to our NT 4.0 TS with Citrix 1.8. Anyone, including
> myself, will logon nto Citrix via NFuse, and after a couple of
> minutes it will kick you out. You will get the screen stating
> that it is reconnecting, and then the session is resumed.
>
> In server administration anyone who had been kicked out
> will
> still have a connection to the server but in a disconnected
> state. I have to manually reset these since they will not
> automatically disconnect.
>
> I am also getting alot of "wsxica" error lines in the
> event
> log with EventID [5], but when trying to research the errors on
> the Internet I come up with nada.
>
> From inside the network there isn't a problem. My Windows
> 2003
> TS is starting to experience the same thing, but I need to
> resolve the NT 4.0 issue first
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Regards,
>
> Kenn