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Citrix Metaframe and the Rome server provide us with two important capabilities. First, Citrix Metaframe allows us to run Windows (PC) type programs in a Unix/Linux environment without the use of a Windows emulator. Second, by using the Rome server, we make programs like OpsLog available site wide without having to install these programs on every workstation.

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Citrix Metaframe and the GBT Citrix server provide us with two important capabilities. First, Citrix Metaframe allows us to run Windows (PC) type programs in a Unix/Linux environment without the use of a Windows emulator. Second, by using the GBT Citrix server, we make programs like OpsLog available site wide without having to install these programs on every workstation.

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1	Select the Citrix ICA Client from the START menu (the Custom ICA Connections window will pop up).
2	From the Custom ICA Connections window, select GBT Citrix Server (a window pops up with a login screen).
3	Login as gbtops or with your own Windows username/password.
4	Once logged in, select and run OpsLog or other windows programs as needed.

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1	Select the Application Set Manager icon from the START menu or desktop link. After the window opens, select Custom ICA Connection then GBT Citrix Server (a window will launch with a login screen).
2	Login as gbtops or with your own Windows username/password.
3	Once logged in, select and run OpsLog or other windows programs as needed.

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<<O>> Difference Topic CitrixRomeServerAccess (r1.6 - 27 Mar 2007 - DavidRose)

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OpsLog is located on the Citrix "Rome" server and can be accessed via a PC or Unix/Linux workstation. The steps below assume the Citrix Metaframe program is installed on your workstation.

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OpsLog is located on the GBT Citrix Server and can be accessed via a PC or Unix/Linux workstation. The steps below assume the Citrix Metaframe program is installed on your workstation.

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Logging on to the Citrix Rome Server (PC)

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Logging on to the GBT Citrix Server (PC)

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2	From the Custom ICA Connections window, select Rome (the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window pops up with a login screen).
3	Login with your normal Windows username/password.

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2	From the Custom ICA Connections window, select GBT Citrix Server (a window pops up with a login screen).
3	Login as gbtops or with your own Windows username/password.

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2	From the Citrix ICA Client window, select Rome (the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window pops up with a login screen).

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2	From the Citrix ICA Client window, select GBT Citrix Server (a window pops up with a login screen).

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Logging Off the Citrix Rome Server (PC or Unix/Linux)

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Logging Off the Citrix Server (PC or Unix/Linux)

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1	Exit out of any programs you're running from the Rome server.
2	Select the Log Off option from the START menu and log off the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window will close).

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1	Exit out of any programs you're running on the server.
2	Select the Log Off option from the START menu and log off; the Citrix ICA Client window will close).

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<<O>> Difference Topic CitrixRomeServerAccess (r1.5 - 26 Mar 2004 - DavidRose)


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<<O>> Difference Topic CitrixRomeServerAccess (r1.4 - 09 Mar 2004 - DavidRose)

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OpsLog is located on the Citrix "Rome" server and can be accessed via a PC or Unix/Linux workstation. The steps below assume the Citrix Metaframe program is installed on your workstation.

Logging on to the Citrix Rome Server (PC)

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OpsLog is located on the Citrix "Rome" server and can be accessed via a PC or Unix/Linux workstation. The steps below assume the Citrix Metaframe program is installed on your workstation.

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Logging on to the Citrix Rome Server (PC)

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STEP		ACTION
1	Select the Citrix ICA Client from the START menu (the Custom ICA Connections window will pop up).
2	From the Custom ICA Connections window, select Rome (the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window pops up with a login screen).
3	Login with your normal Windows username/password.
4	Once logged in, you can select and run OpsLog or other windows programs as needed.

Logging on to the Citrix Rome Server (Unix/Linux)

STEP		ACTION
1	Open an xterm or kterm window.
2	At the prompt, enter wfcmgr& (launches the Citrix ICA Client window)
3	From the Citrix ICA Client window, select Rome (the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window pops up with a login screen).
4	Login as GBTOps (gbtops) or with your normal Windows username/password.
5	Once logged in, you can select and run OpsLog or other windows programs as needed.

Logging Off the Citrix Rome Server (PC or Unix/Linux)

STEP		ACTION
1	Exit out of any programs you're running off the Rome server (i.e., OpsLog, etc.).
2	Select the Log Off option from the START menu and log off the Rome server (the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window will close).
NOTE	DO NOT just disconnect or exit out of the client window. You must logout properly.
3	Close or exit out of the Custom ICA Connections window.

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1	Select the Citrix ICA Client from the START menu (the Custom ICA Connections window will pop up).
2	From the Custom ICA Connections window, select Rome (the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window pops up with a login screen).
3	Login with your normal Windows username/password.
4	Once logged in, select and run OpsLog or other windows programs as needed.

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Logging on to the Citrix Rome Server (Unix/Linux)

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STEP	ACTION
1	From an xterm window, enter wfcmgr& (launches the Citrix ICA Client window).
2	From the Citrix ICA Client window, select Rome (the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window pops up with a login screen).
3	Login as gbtops or with your own Windows username/password.
4	Once logged in, select and run OpsLog or other windows programs as needed.

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Logging Off the Citrix Rome Server (PC or Unix/Linux)

STEP	ACTION
1	Exit out of any programs you're running from the Rome server.
2	Select the Log Off option from the START menu and log off the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window will close).
NOTE	DO NOT just disconnect or exit out of the client window. You must logout properly.
3	Close or exit from the Custom ICA Connections window.

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<<O>> Difference Topic CitrixRomeServerAccess (r1.3 - 23 Jan 2004 - DavidRose)

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<<O>> Difference Topic CitrixRomeServerAccess (r1.2 - 23 Oct 2003 - DavidRose)


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<<O>> Difference Topic CitrixRomeServerAccess (r1.1 - 01 Oct 2003 - DavidRose)

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%META:TOPICINFO{author="DavidRose" date="1065024480" format="1.0" version="1.1"}% %META:TOPICPARENT{name="TemporaryGBTOpsArea"}%

TELESCOPE OPERATIONS

CITRIX ROME SERVER ACCESS

General

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OpsLog is located on the Citrix "Rome" server and can be accessed via a PC or Unix/Linux workstation. The steps below assume the Citrix Metaframe program is installed on your workstation.

Logging on to the Citrix Rome Server (PC)

STEP		ACTION
1	Select the Citrix ICA Client from the START menu (the Custom ICA Connections window will pop up).
2	From the Custom ICA Connections window, select Rome (the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window pops up with a login screen).
3	Login with your normal Windows username/password.
4	Once logged in, you can select and run OpsLog or other windows programs as needed.

Logging on to the Citrix Rome Server (Unix/Linux)

STEP		ACTION
1	Open an xterm or kterm window.
2	At the prompt, enter wfcmgr& (launches the Citrix ICA Client window)
3	From the Citrix ICA Client window, select Rome (the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window pops up with a login screen).
4	Login as GBTOps (gbtops) or with your normal Windows username/password.
5	Once logged in, you can select and run OpsLog or other windows programs as needed.

Logging Off the Citrix Rome Server (PC or Unix/Linux)

STEP		ACTION
1	Exit out of any programs you're running off the Rome server (i.e., OpsLog, etc.).
2	Select the Log Off option from the START menu and log off the Rome server (the Rome - Citrix ICA Client window will close).
NOTE	DO NOT just disconnect or exit out of the client window. You must logout properly.
3	Close or exit out of the Custom ICA Connections window.

-- DavidRose - 01 Oct 2003

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Revision r1.1 - 01 Oct 2003 - 16:08 GMT - DavidRose
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