Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Tue Jan 15 08:40:11 CST 2008
Hi Jim We are such an "Citrix Access Essentials Solution Advisor" but I'm not the expert in this. However, I've learned that main features are easy user administration and that a remote application appears as a self contained window (not a desktop) in the browser. Also, installation of the server is really a snap. /gustav >>> jimdettman at verizon.net 15-01-2008 15:12:56 >>> All, Anyone have *direct* experience with Access and Citrix Access Essentials? I have a client that uses Access 2000/2003 FE's against a SQL Server 2000 BE and is currently moving from AZ to OH. As part of that move, their moving to all new hardware. The services company taking care of the hardware is strongly suggesting that they use Citrix Access Essentials to handle remote users. Currently they are using remote desktop to support remote users. They only have a few remote users at present (approx 5) and their will be a dedicated server to take care of them. I don't have any direct experience with Citrix although I've heard good things about it over the years. My concerns are that it's not clear to me exactly what/how it does things in comparison to a straight RDP session, which I understand fairly well (even printing<g>). End user deployment and use will be extremely simplified as they will access the apps through a standard web browser, but it's the under the hood stuff that worries me. Any thoughts, comments, etc. Jim.