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caleb.grant-ohi

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January 11th, 2011 12:00

Missing System Tray Icon

Hi guys,

we're using Imprivata OneSign on our Windows 2003 R2 Enterprise Terminal Service vWorkspace farms. However I've been asked by our users to re-enable the OneSign system tray icon which they don't see when they logon via pntsc/app portal etc.

The application is running, as one can see the notification pop-ups the program sends and it functions fine, however they cannot access the context menu which provide other functionality. When I log on using pntsc with my admin credentials I also cannot see the icon but when I logon, or a user logs on using the RDP mstsc client they can see the icon...

I've asked Imprivata also but it would seem to be a Quest issue...

Has anyone else had problems with systray icons not appearing and is there a way I could troubleshoot/fix this issue?

Cheers,

  • caleb.grant-ohi

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    Posted January 11th, 2011 13:00

    Yes, the users, and myself are connecting to a full published desktop through a vWorkspace connection broker.

  • Michel Roth

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    Posted January 11th, 2011 13:00

    Is it a full desktop you are connecting to?

  • markh21

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    Posted January 11th, 2011 17:00

    have you tried connecting with standard RDP connection using normal login accounts vs the quest softrware 

    If you still have the issue its a terminal services issue (GPO lockdowns, or functionality of product)

  • caleb.grant-ohi

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    Posted January 12th, 2011 08:00

    Okay, I've created a new published desktop, on a new Terminal Server, with OneSign installed... No Connection policies, no user polices, no GPO settings, just plain and simple.

    Using pntsc - no systray icon

    using mstsc - systray icon present

    the mystery continues...