Thin Client recommendations

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Hey all,

We are currently in the midst of determining which thin client product
would fit well within our environment (hippa is a major concern).  Basically
we want to use a thin client to access designated applications within
our network (duh) from both internal as well as external sources.  The
presentation for the thin client will reside behind a firewall and vpn,
 and have all the appropriate controls and authentication methods implemented
before any access to the client is granted, and to top it all off we
are going to be implementing hids/nids at each hop between zones to make
sure that everything is as cool as it can be.

I am leaning towards a citrix solution, but I would like the opinions/flames
of other technologies out there.  Any details regarding the native monitoring
and auditing (or lack there of) of those systems would also be greatly
appreciated.

Cheers,

Chris
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