Hi,

Yes, Both the rules are there. The Source port range
is 1024 -65534

The citrix is going through a 3DES tunnel(cisco) and
lands on the firewall.

The firewall allows first six sessions and blocks any
more sessions.

The customer has openend a TAC case with Cisco ,
Citrix and CP.

Regards
Rama



What rules do you have for Citrix? Do you have
services for both TCP 1494
and UDP 1604 with source port ranges from 1024-9999?
This what I have setup
and I've never had a problem from CP 4.0 thru 4.1 SP4.

Also are you also using the /altaddr on the Citrix
server when trying this?

Rich

-----Original Message-----
From: Ramakrishnan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 12:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [FW-1] A strange problem with citrix
connection through CP -1
SP2


Hi all,

One of our customers have a strange problem in
allowing citrix client through his firewall. The web
client of citrix works  fine through the firewall. But
if the native citirx client is used , the firewall
responds requests to 5 to 6 sessions and do not allow
sessions there after. Even if the sessions are
disconnected and retried , the sessions do not get
established.

If we restart the firewall , then it allows 6 more
sessions.

We have changed the source port range, removed NATting
. Still the problem continues.

We understand that the FW stops dropping packets.

Has anybody faced similar problems. Please suggest a
solution.

THe option of upgrading the SP is ruled out.

A ticket has been opened in citrix and CP for the
same.

Any ideas

Rama


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