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FirePass® Deployment Guide 2

Configuring the FirePass controller for Citrix

Presentation Server

There are a number of ways to connect to Citrix published applications via

FirePass. Each provides a slightly different user experience depending on

your needs. The following list gives a brief description of each type of

access, with links to each location in this Deployment Guide.

◆ Network Access

Assuming any needed Citrix clients are or can be installed; there are no

additional FirePass settings when connecting through Network Access

unless Packet Filtering is enabled. If packet filter is enabled, then you

would need to ensure ports 80 (http), 443 (https), 1494 (ICA), port 1604

(ICA browser) and port 2598 (session reliability - in environments where

Session Reliability is enabled, port 2598 replaces port 1494 as the port

that the ICA protocol uses.)

Note: This Deployment Guide does not contain procedures for

configuring Network Access.

◆ Using FirePass Terminal Server, on page 3

The FirePass controller Terminal Server functionality loads the

appropriate ICA ActiveX control, and users logon like any other terminal

server or remote connection. There are three options for configuring

FirePass Terminal Server:

• Citrix MetaFrame, on page 3

This option is just like terminal servers, in that you get a Windows

logon prompt, and after entering credentials, you are on the

MetaFrame server.

• Citrix MetaFrame browser, on page 8

This functionality allows ICA browsing over TCP in order to access

published applications and applications sets, residing on a Citrix

MetaFrame Server Farm through the Firepass controller. MetaFrame

Browser is essentially MetaFrame but with the added protocol

support, and is useful in accessing Citrix server farms, and for

resolving application names to IP:port. MetaFrame Browser also

supports load balancing a Citrix farm if multiple IP addresses are in a

farm. MetaFrame Browser can also find a published application if it is

distributed.

• Citrix MetaFrame Portal, on page 9

This option is the webified version of Citrix, similar to an nFuse web

portal. The user gets a list of published applications available and all

they need to do is click the desired application. In this case, the

FirePass controller contacts the Citrix master browser using the

supplied user's credentials, and obtains a list of published applications

configured for that specified user.

• Seamless Mode, on page 10

Each of the options above can be run in Seamless mode, which

essentially eliminates the browser window after a user clicks the

Citrix favorite.

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