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Forums > 3rd party software and network information > How should I setup my network?
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Nick Pieters User is Offline
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2/23/2006 12:52 PM  
Hi all

Got a new project for a client:
They have now an oracle dbase server running on win2003, 2xcitrix xpa metaframe running on win2000, and a win2000 server.

Now my question is the following as i don't have experience with citrix situations.

If they have for example 20 pc's that are connecting to the citrix servers i would need 20 cal's (not counting the servers atm). They have some remote users, so i would take all user cal's. And some device cal's for the server.
Am i correct with my thinking? I mean the citrix servers get their auth. from the domain controller right?

Second thing, if we're gonna replace the box with a sbs2003 i can do a migration, but i think it has to be via the swing method?

Thx
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