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Domain Name System (DNS) troubles: Frequently drops work connection through Citrix
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- CommentAuthorgallen1119
- CommentTimeAug 20th 2012
I access work from home through Citrix Receiver 11.4.3 on a MacBook Pro.
Apple Airport WiFi, Linksys router, Linksys cable modem, Comcast ISP
Both WiFi and Linksys router set up with FamilyShield DNS Servers.
Dynamic IP address, OpenDNS Updater running on two computers, including the MBP.
Added exception for work although I don't think that is the problem.
I get disconnected from the Citrix Receiver/Citrix Viewer about every 30 minutes. Signs back on fine.
In addition, streaming music generally stops at same time, so I think connection is totally going down at these times forcing the disconnect from Citrix.
Any ideas on a fix?
Greg -
- CommentAuthormaintenance
- CommentTimeAug 20th 2012
Losing connectivity once established is unlikely to be related to DNS at all.
If this has occurred only and always when using OpenDNS, and stops when not using OpenDNS, then it could be an ISP or peer routing issue causing network latency.
Can you do traceroute to your remote work domain when using OpenDNS and when using your previous DNS, and post the output here?
Also, do
dig -t txt debug.opendns.com
and post that here as well, and tell us your general geographic location.
You are correct. Adding an exception for a domain which cannot be reached because it does not exist on the internet won't help if you don't have this problem.Thankful People: zelus -
I also have a Citrix connection from home to work, and your problems are unrelated to DNS. You have to involve the admins of your Citrix gateway server at the company to get this solved. Also, Citrix recently published a new "receiver" client. Ask your admins if it is recommended to upgrade to this one.
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