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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> RE: Off Topic - Citrix: Any Max Limitations?
No, 60 is definitely not the limit, as we have 300+ users on Citrix. It is
highly scalable.
After 100 users, we added another NT server to share the load. Now we have 3 NT servers sharing the load and it is fault-tolerant too. If one node fails, users assigned to that node can connect through other nodes. But they have to logout and login and the current transactions at the time of failure will be lost.
Hope it helps
Rama
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From: Garrity Ed R [SMTP:Ed.R.Garrity_at_irs.gov] Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 8:31 PM To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L Subject: Off Topic - Citrix: Any Max Limitations?
I'm not that familiar with Citrix, but I know of a project here that will
go
to production soon utilizing citrix. Someone has told me there is a limit
of 60 users. This sounds strange to me. Does any one know of any
limitations with citrix and where this number of 60 could be coming from?
Any experience or insight is appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Ed
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