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Hello,
@Wulf
I saw your other post and I see that we share the same frustrations…
Maybe ThinOS 9.1 is indeed a bit too greedy for the Wyse 3040, but in that case :
– why offer this OS for the Wyse 3040? For example, ThinOS 9 is not available on the Wyse 3020 or 3030, probably because they are too old and not very powerful.
– Why is it that once you turn the Wyse off and on again, then everything works perfectly well for the rest of the day? This leads me to believe that this is not a performance problem but a ThinOS bug@MichiganMedicine
Citrix sessions are UDP sessions, via a connection to a NetscalerThank you
Almost a year and this bug is still not corrected by Dell with the latest firmware …
Thanks a lot @WyseVet, that does appear to be this problem. Despite all my research I had never come across this article. Thank you !
Thank you,
It’s not standard Windows, it’s an app : Avaya Workplace (our phone system), but the same is true with every other app. It was just for the example
Hello,
To really solve this problem you can remove “ftp ://” or “http ://” in Central Configuration > WDA and then reboot the thin client :
There is no more error message after that.
Hello, I can confirm, I had the same problem.
You can try this :In “remote connection (8.5+)” > “Citrix Broker” > activate the policy but don’t configure anything, or just one thing if you want.
You will see that “username=” and “password=” are sent, empty.
I had the problem because I wanted the thin clients to remember the last used login, and it disappeared after each reboot. When I deactivate this policy, no problem, when I activate it the parameters are sent.
That’s a real problem with WMS… non-configured parameters are sent just by activating a policy, even if just 1 parameter is set.
Sorry for my english.
