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Hi Trevor

I attended a training course with you recently, but we did not touch on this and I have a small problem which I would appreciate it if you could help.

We are running Citrix at Anglo Platinum via a Secure Access Gateway (CAG).
The clients use the web browser in which they then connect to site Citrix servers, from were they run RDP sessions to the local process control servers.
On these they generate reports and would like to have the reports copied onto the local laptop hard drives.
In essence they want us to make the local hard drives available in these sessions.
We have enabled the RDP local hard drive mapping, in the citric policy as well as in the ICA protocol.
When we run the RDP Client, we get the local citrix server drives mapped and not the user's laptop drive.

Is this at all possible and if so what is the steps we must follow to get this done? 

All help will be appreciated.

Kind regards

Sampie Saunders (Sampie.Saunders@gmail.com)

 If I understand correctly you are talking about two sessions here:

1. The first from the ICA client to the Presentation Server with ICA.  This you can control with with policies, either Citrix or GPO.
2.  The second would be from the Presentation Server to the Process Control servers with RDP.  This you can control with GPOs.  However in this case the client is effectively the Presentation Server and not the original connecting client device.  So controlling this with GPOs thus only affects the RDP connection from the Presentation Server to the Process Control servers.  You will thus not be able to make the Process Controll server drives directly available to the the ICA client as he effectively does not know about the Process Control server.
   

The are some ways around this.  One of which is to save the file to the Presentation Server via the RDP connection and then use the clipboard mapping function to copy it to the ICA client via ICA.  Another would be to save it to a web/ftp site and have people access it like that.  An even better solution would be to use SPS and save the file to a document library on a theam website.

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