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Subject: Terminal Services/Server Compatibility
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PThorpeUser is Offline

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26 Jun 2008 10:02 AM  

We are currently trialing Celcat, for the trial I just set up a few users and installed the client on their local machines.  However if we were to go with Celcat (which I hope we do) it would be on a Terminal Services/Server environment most likely as this would make it available to all users.

Can I confirm that the celcat windows client works fine on Windows Server 2003 using it as a Terminal Server. This is where users have a thin client and remotely log in to a server.

I can't think of any problem there would be and found some universities where it sounded like they used it in this way but could do with a confirmation before the obligatory meeting.

Thanks

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01 Jul 2008 4:31 PM  
We are aware of one an issue with running Timetabler6 on a Terminal server which was related to Dr Watson being enabled, (user had received a message “The instruction at 0x77f5d61b” refernced memory “0x00000”. could not be written” when trying to run CT Client). However, Windows Server 2003 SP1 fixed this problem.

So, once the SP is applied and provided Timetabler is installed via Control Panel -> Add/Remove programs and DCOM config is set correctly (as per our installation guide on page 6/7) you should the be able to access Timetabler client app.

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08 Jul 2008 3:06 AM  
We run Celcat client on Citrix Servers, running windows 2003 EE.
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