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TCP/IP
If your network configuration uses routers or gateways, or to eliminate additional network
traffic by the broadcasts, you can set specific server addresses for the Citrix servers from
which the list of available servers and/or published applications should be requested.
You can place more than one address in the "Address List" to continue allowing clients to
connect and function even if one or several of the servers is/are not available.
TCP/IP + HTTP
You can also retrieve the information of available Citrix Servers and Published Applications
across a firewall by using TCP/IP + HTTP server location.
"TCP/IP + HTTP" server location does not support the "Auto-Locate" function.
SSL/TLS + HTTPS
ISecure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption provide
server authentication, encryption of data stream and message integrity checks.
If you attempt to make a non-SSL/TLS connection to a SSL/TLS server, you will not be
connected and a "connection failed" message will be displayed.
Ke
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Use the "Keyboard Shortcuts" page to define alternative key combinations for the common
hotkeys used within ICA sessions. For example in MS Windows, the key combination + closes
the current window. It also works within ICA sessions.
>If you choose to disable the “Alternate switching sequence”, many of these hotkey
combinations will be occupied by the X Server (esp. <Alt>+<Fx>). Therefore you will have to
use the alternate sequences or map the affected combinations to different ones here to keep
them available. Any <Alt> key combination not used by your X Window manager may still be
used as usual within the ICA session.
By default, the key alternatives are mapped to <Ctrl><Shift>+Function key, but you can
change the definitions by clicking on the drop-down box “Modifier on Client” and/or “Key on
Client” of the particular combination.
If you want to use the PC key combination <Ctrl><Alt><Delete> during the ICA session,
use the key combination <Ctrl><Alt><Enter> or <Ctrl><Alt><Return>.
Disk Cache
Here you can manipulate the settings for the Bitmap Cache. This may considerably improve
the performance of your ICA session(s) if you are working with pictures that are displayed over