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Client COM port mapping allows a remote application running on the Citrix server to access devices attached to COM ports on the client computer. Client COM ports are not automatically mapped to server ports at logon, but can be mapped manually using the net use or change client commands. See Appendix A, “MetaFrame Command Reference,” for more information on the change client command.

For more information on client COM port mapping, see the Citrix ICA Client

Administrator’s Guides for the clients you plan to deploy.

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Client audio mapping allows applications running on the Citrix server to play sounds through a Sound Blaster Pro-compatible sound device on the client computer. The MetaFrame server can control the amount of bandwidth used by client audio mapping. Audio mapping is configured per-client and per-connection in the ICA Settings dialog box.

For more information on using client audio mapping, see the Citrix ICA Client Administrator’s Guides for the clients you plan to deploy.

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Citrix Server Administration is an enhanced version of the Terminal Server Administration tool. Citrix Server Administration provides cross-server functionality, allowing you to monitor an entire enterprise from a single location.

Use Citrix Server Administration to monitor sessions, users, processes, and published applications on multiple servers. You can:

uView information about servers, published applications, domains, and users

uLog users off, disconnect users, and reconnect sessions

uShadow user sessions on the same server or on another Citrix server

uReset connections and terminate processes

uSend messages to users

uConfigure ICA Browsers and ICA Getaways