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4.3.2 Via Citrix ICA Client for Linux
Alternatively, you can search for available published applications in the Citrix ICA Client for
Linux. When you are done, the parameters will automatically be transferred to eLux NG.
For an overview of the Citrix ICA Client for Linux, see “
4.2.4 Citrix ICA .”
 To configure a published application in Citrix ICA Client for Linux
From the Configuration tab, click New.
1. The Application Definition dialog box appears. Click the ICA tab.
• Name: Enter an appropriate name for this application.
2. Click Advanced. The Citrix ICA Client for Linux opens.
3. Select the session you want to configure.
4. Click Connections > Properties > Network.
5. Select the check box Published Application. Type the name of the published
application or select the name from the pop-up menu to the right of the Server field.
Note If no applications appear, check that the browser protocol is correct.
6. In the Properties dialog box, click OK.
7. Exit the Citrix ICA Client for Linux to return to the eLux NG ICA application
definition. The published application parameters are automatically entered in the eLux
NG ICA application definition.
8. Click Apply and OK.
4.3.3 Via Web Interface
You can launch published applications from a local browser using the Web Interface for
MetaFrame XP
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(formerly called “NFuse Classic”).
Required software: browser software (Opera, Mozilla or Firefox) and Citrix ICA Client version
7.x
 To access a published application via local browser
1. Configure a local browser, as described in “4.5.1 Local Browser.”
• Name: Enter an appropriate name for this application.
• Start page: Enter the URL used to access your Web Interface (ask your Citrix
administrator). Common formats are:
http://<server name> or http://<server name>/Citrix/Nfuse
• Proxy type Choose one of the following:
No proxy: If you don’t use a proxy server.
Manual (Proxy:Port): If you use a proxy server, enter it in the format:
<proxy server IP address or name>:<port number>.
Auto (URL): If you use an automatic proxy configuration file.
Example: http://www.yourserver.com/autoproxy.pac
• Browser type: Select the browser you want: Opera, Mozilla or Firefox.
• Kiosk mode: Leave unchecked.
2. Start the browser from the eLux NG Applications tab. The Web Interface appears.
Enter your credentials to log on.
3. After successful logon, a list of published applications is displayed. Click on an
application to start it.