Well, posting to the group helped once before, so once again, I'm asking for assistance in solving a Sun Ray related problem.
Same FOG as before: one master FOG server that's not servicing X, three secondary servers that are providing desktops. Running Solaris 10 5/08 patched to 11/08, with Trusted Extensions enabled. SRSS 4.1 and SRWC 2.1, patched as well.
In each labeled zone, I'm currently running Citrix Client for UNIX, which can connect successfully to its respective Windows 2003 Citrix server. I can use rdesktop as well to connect to the same Win2K3 server. But if I try to connect to the server with uttsc, I get a couple of audio-related errors (a TX problem) and about a dozen of the following: "connect:Connection refused". The next to last of these has "Could not attach to Sun Ray session" as well.
I've run a single Sun Ray server with the same OSs on both ends at home, and this works. I've un-configured and un-installed SUNWuttsc as well. The /etc/system files in both the global zone as well as the labeled zone includes 7014 tcp entries. Have rebooted all machines. I've opened 7014/tcp in tnzonecfg for the shared address, per the SRWC instructions.
I'm trying to get rid of dependency on Citrix, we don't use 90% of the features, just encryption, printer mapping, and drive mapping.
Any thoughts on a resolution? Changes may take a while to test, the system is in production.
Thanks,
AJ Levy
IS Admin/Security Mgr
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