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Citrix ICA and Web Appliance

Jason_D

It seems that Citrix connections don't work through the proxy.

Are there any hints on building a PAC file that will always bypass the proxy for Citrix?  I hate having to keep editting the PAC file and add these citrix connections site by site to the "direct" list.

Is there some way that I can set up any combination of the PAC file and the web appliance so that my all oy the different Citrix sessions to various vendors will start working and I won't have to touch it again even when we get new apps?

Thanks

Jason

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    No, unfortunately, they do not appear to.  At least, none that make them different than other https traffic.  For one site, the same front-end appears to be used for web pages, messaging, and the citrix seems to be tunneled through that server on port 443 as well.

    I don't know what I was hoping for - maybe there'd be a clientApp function or something similar in the PAC file.  if (clientApp()=="Citrix ICA") return "DIRECT"; or something similar but I guess not.

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    No, unfortunately, they do not appear to.  At least, none that make them different than other https traffic.  For one site, the same front-end appears to be used for web pages, messaging, and the citrix seems to be tunneled through that server on port 443 as well.

    I don't know what I was hoping for - maybe there'd be a clientApp function or something similar in the PAC file.  if (clientApp()=="Citrix ICA") return "DIRECT"; or something similar but I guess not.

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