ittoolbox as adapted from citrix-l discussion group summary: we've got two terminal servers and when our consumers use a thin customer to connect to our win2003 64bit terminal server, it will require a long time to connect and use desktop settings. does everyone know how to resolve this? total guide: disclaimer: contents usually are not reviewed for correctness and therefore are not endorsed or proposed by ittoolbox or any vendor. popular q&a contents include summarized information from ittoolbox citrix-l discussion unless otherwise noted.
adapted from a response by arnoldhf on 8/12/2008
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