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by erikdr
Not (really).
ICA/RDP have been designed as client-server protocols, with an _interactive_ client on one side and the (MS or Citrix) server on the other side. So having them piggybacked for permanent LAN to LAN link - forget it. VPN or IP links have been designed for that.
This is not to say that you need a permanent LAN to LAN link if you solely need to share/replicate some information between sites on a non-realtime basis. You could e.g. use FTP from an Internet connection to the other LAN. Or, with at least as much difficulty, have a machine doing an auto-logon on a rdp/ica client and then through scripting doing a file transfer (from local disk!) over that client.
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