Chapter 1
If you’re using XPe, this section of the console will show additional tabs for the features found in that
version of XP. This screenshot is from a server running XPa—you can tell by the existence of the
Load Manager Monitor.
MetaFrame XP Command-Line Utilities
So far in this chapter, we’ve focused on MetaFrame’s graphical tools, but you can do quite a lot
from the command line as well. I’ll talk about these tools in context throughout the book, but just
for reference, Table 1.5 lists the tools that come with MetaFrame XP.
Command Function
altaddr
Specifies server alternate IP address, as when
providing a single IP address for an entire server
farm.
app
Runs an application and a batch file so that you
can automatically copy files to new directories or
clean up files created while the application was
running.
auditlog
Extracts and formats security information from the
server’s event logs. To use this command, you
must first enable security logging.
change client
Displays, updates, or changes ICA Client device
mapping for client-side drives, printers, and ports.
chfarm
Moves a MetaFrame XP server from its current
farm to a different (IMA-based) farm or an entirely
new farm.
clicense
Adds, removes, or lets you view Citrix licenses for
the selected farm.
cltprint
Sets the number of ICA Client printer pipes, which
represent the number of print jobs that can be sent
to the printer at one time (the default is 10). Use to
provide wider access to a printer or (more likely) to
limit that access over low-bandwidth connections.
ctxxmlss
Changes the XML service port number (80, by
default). The original setting is configured during
MetaFrame installation.
dsmaint
Configures the IMA data store or creates a backup
copy of an Access-based data store.
icaport
Configures the TCP/IP port number used for ICA
sessions (1494, by default) or restores it to its
default setting.
query (server, process, sessions,
users, etc.)
Lets you view information about server farms,
processes, servers, ICA sessions, and users.
twconfig
Tunes ICA display settings for the current server
(not for an entire farm; to do that, you’ll need to
use the Citrix Management Console).
Table 1.5: Some management functions are available only through the command-line tools.
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