Citrix Shadowing Permissions

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November 1, 2004 at 8:28 am #2291933

Citrix Shadowing Permissions

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by ross.bale · about 18 years, 3 months ago

Our new “policy” people say that we need to get user’s permissions before shadowing – I have gone through Active Directory and switched on the Require Users Permissions option on the Remote Control Tab of the user’s properties, but Citrix seems to ignore it and shadow without anyway – what am I missing ? Have also tried to configure a “shadowing” policy that should prohibit shadowing without permissions, this doesn’t work either.

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- December 8, 2004 at 12:08 pm #3303341
  
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  by tnunetworksupport · about 18 years, 1 month ago
  
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  Try this. You will need to set this for each server in your farm. Hope this helps!
  
  -Citrix Connection Configuration
  -Edit your ica-tcp connection(s)
  -Click on Advanced
  -At the very bottom, select the desired settings for shadowing, the options are …
  -is disabled
  -is enabled, Input OFF, notify ON
  -is enabled, Input OFF, notify OFF
  -is enabled, Input ON, notify OFF
  -is enabled, Input ON, notify ON
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