I need to use a terminal services to connect to a win 2003 server
system that is in a DMZ. Once connected to the Win 2003 server with my
RDP client, I then need to run a citrix client on the Win 2003 server
to gain access to a remote system. So in summary, I'm want to connect
to a Win2003 server using RDP, then from the Win2003 server connect to
a different system- this is effectively embedding a citrix client
withing a terminal services client. Will this work?

Yes, but you will notice that performance will suffer, compared to a
direct connection from client to server.

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"Roger" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote on 30 jan 2006:

> I need to use a terminal services to connect to a win 2003
> server system that is in a DMZ. Once connected to the Win 2003
> server with my RDP client, I then need to run a citrix client on
> the Win 2003 server to gain access to a remote system. So in
> summary, I'm want to connect to a Win2003 server using RDP, then
> from the Win2003 server connect to a different system- this is
> effectively embedding a citrix client withing a terminal
> services client. Will this work?