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For more information on configuring per-user settings, see the User Manager for Domains online help. For more information on configuring per-client settings, see the Citrix ICA Client Administrator’s Guides for the clients you plan to deploy.

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Use Citrix Connection Configuration to configure ICA and other connections. This section explains the extensions to Citrix Connection Configuration specific to Citrix MetaFrame. For general connection configuration information, see the Citrix Connection Configuration online help.

During MetaFrame setup, an unlimited number of ICA connections are created for each network type you configure (IPX, SPX, TCP/IP, or NetBIOS), and one asynchronous connection for each configured modem.

Enhancements for supporting ICA connections include adding and configuring asynchronous connections, adding and configuring additional network connections supported by MetaFrame, and configuring Client Device Mapping settings.

All Terminal Server connection options apply to ICA connections.

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If additional network transports or modems are installed, new connections can be created to provide Citrix ICA Clients access to the MetaFrame server.

The following transports are supported for providing access to the MetaFrame server:

uTCP/IP

uIPX

uSPX

uNetBIOS

uAsynchronous (modem or serial null modem cable connections)