Friday, May 15, 2009

[THIN] Re: Accessing WI 4.6 on IIS through reverse proxy

Thanks for the response Jeremy

We do in fact utilize CSG for access to our Citrix farms. We just choose not to use CSG as the proxy for the web interface. While certainly not as common of design, I believe this configuration is not entirely uncommon either. It facilitates the integration of the WI into a common corporate portal.

We've been using an older version of the Citrix WI running in an IBM WebSphere environment for the last few years. That continues to work fine through a reverse proxy. We are now in the process of migrating the WI to IIS and running into some snags getting it to work in an identical fashion.

Thanks,
Jim


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