How to Configure X11 connections with Citrix UNIX Integration Services and MetaF

RoyATokeshi
February 24, 2004 10:01 pm

Citrix states in their article: CTX832668

CTX832668 - How to Configure X11 connections with Citrix UNIX Integration Services and MetaFrame 1.8.

This document was published at: http://support.citrix.com/kb/entry.jspa?externalID=CTX832668

Document ID: CTX832668, Created on: Jul 25, 2000, Updated: Apr 23, 2003

Products: Citrix MetaFrame 1.1 for UNIX

Use Terminal Server Connection Configuration to create, configure, and maintain X11 connections to MetaFrame servers. X11 connections must be configured before X desktop users can access the MetaFrame server. When you install UNIX Integration Services, an unlimited number of X11 connections are automatically created for you. Depending on your network requirements, you may need to edit their configurations, as described below.

To start Terminal Server Connection Configuration:

1. Log onto the MetaFrame server console as an administrator.

2. Click Start on the taskbar, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools (Common), then click Terminal Server Connection Configuration. The Terminal Server Connection Configuration window appears, listing the current Terminal Server connections that clients can use to connect to the MetaFrame server.

Adding and Editing X11 Connections

Use Terminal Server Connection Configuration to add new X11 connections or to configure existing X11 connections.

To add an X11 connection:

1. On the Connection menu, click New. The New Connection dialog box appears.

2. In the Type list, click X11. The Transport type is automatically set to the required value of X11.

3. If required, type an alternative identification name for the connection in the Name box.

4. Type text in the Comment box to provide an additional description of the connection.

5. For network transport connections (for example, those that use the X11 transport protocol), you can create multiple connections by selecting the Unlimited check box, or by clearing the Unlimited check box and specifying the number of connections to be created in the Maximum Connection Count box.

6. Click Advanced to specify advanced configuration options, if required.

7. Click OK to create the connection. Click Cancel or press ESC to cancel the operation.

To edit an existing X11 connection:

Note: When editing an existing type of connection, ensure that you log on to the MetaFrame server console or connect using a connection of a different type, because the MetaFrame server may need to perform a session reset.

1. Use Terminal Server Administration to check that all connections of the type you want to edit are idle.

2. Select the connection from the list.

3. On the Connection menu, click Edit.

4. Edit the required information, then click OK to change the connection configuration. Click Cancel or press ESC to cancel the operation.



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