Have just got TM1 Perspectives ver 9.5.2 to load with Excell 2003 under Citrix, in server explorer can see the server but the server select interface hangs on selecting a server Any ideas or recommendations on what the issue might be?
All suggestions welcome
Getting TM! Perspectives 9.5.2 to work with Citrix
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Re: Getting TM! Perspectives 9.5.2 to work with Citrix
I think something went wrong there...Martin Ryan wrote:In order to ensure this forum is as useful as possible only administrators will be allowed to begin new topics.
burkemg, such threads should be posted in the main Cognos TM1 subforum.
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Re: Getting TM! Perspectives 9.5.2 to work with Citrix
I've moved it. Martin's post indicated how things were, but the Useful Code, Tips and Tricks forum was opened up to allow people to post relating to Bedrock... of which there has been nothing to date, but that's neither here nor there. I'll leave Martin to tweak it since it's his post.qml wrote:I think something went wrong there...Martin Ryan wrote:In order to ensure this forum is as useful as possible only administrators will be allowed to begin new topics.
burkemg, such threads should be posted in the main Cognos TM1 subforum.
Normally one of the admins will sweep stuff that goes into the wrong forum into the correct one in due course.
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Re: Getting TM! Perspectives 9.5.2 to work with Citrix
How many TM1 server instances do you have ?
How many TM1 server instances are displayed in the TM1 Server Explorer ?
One ?
Two or more ?
In the TM1 server configuration file tm1s.cfg of each of your TM1 server instances, did you set the parameter ClientMessagePortNumber ?
And is the value of the parameter ClientMessagePortNumber unique ?
How many TM1 server instances are displayed in the TM1 Server Explorer ?
One ?
Two or more ?
In the TM1 server configuration file tm1s.cfg of each of your TM1 server instances, did you set the parameter ClientMessagePortNumber ?
And is the value of the parameter ClientMessagePortNumber unique ?
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Re: Getting TM! Perspectives 9.5.2 to work with Citrix
The Citrix team managed to resolve the issue can see the Server now TM1 9.5.2 on Win 2008 64 bitv version
We have two test instances Sample and a copy of Production
The issue now is the slowness of Tm1 perspectives using our production copy via Excel 2003 in Citrix
Any suggestions as to where to start looking?
We have two test instances Sample and a copy of Production
The issue now is the slowness of Tm1 perspectives using our production copy via Excel 2003 in Citrix
Any suggestions as to where to start looking?
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Re: Getting TM! Perspectives 9.5.2 to work with Citrix
Care to post how your Citrix team solved it?
If there are performance issues in Citrix the first thing to check would be the speed and quality of network connection between the physical TM1 box and the physical Citrix XenApp server box. Basically you want both to be as close to each other as possible with a really fast network connection.
If there are performance issues in Citrix the first thing to check would be the speed and quality of network connection between the physical TM1 box and the physical Citrix XenApp server box. Basically you want both to be as close to each other as possible with a really fast network connection.
Kamil Arendt
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Re: Getting TM! Perspectives 9.5.2 to work with Citrix
When you say Citrix what do you mean exactly? Can you give us the product name and version? When you say "slow", can you also be a little more specific?
Paul