Sun Ray Connector for Windows Operating Systems 2.1 Installation and Administration Guide
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Figures
Tables
Preface
1. Introduction
Architectural Overview
Features
Compression
Encryption
Smart Cards
Session Directory
Local Drive Mapping
Audio Support
Multimedia Support
YUV Video
H.264 Video
VC-1 Video
Session Reconnection
Serial Port Mapping
Printing
Clipboard
Licensing
Limitations
Copy-and-Paste, Cut-and-Paste
USB Disk
2. Installation
Basic Installation (Solaris)
Basic Installation (Linux)
Uninstallation
Upgrade Procedure
Multimedia Redirection
Installation and Registration
Additional Requirements for H.264 (MPEG-4)
Xinerama Limitation
3. Using the Sun Ray Connector for Windows OS
Command Line Options
Graphical User Interface (GUI)
4. Administration
Compression and Encryption
JDS Integration Package
Licensing
Licensing Modes and Hotdesking
Per-user Mode
Per-device Mode
Load Balancing
Proxy Daemon
Printing
Printer Configuration Caching
Setting Up Print Queues
Solaris Printing
Linux Printing
Making Sun Ray Printers Available to Windows
Session Directory
Smart Cards
A. Configuring Solaris Trusted Extensions for Windows Access
B. Kiosk Session
Session Descriptor
Session Script
Session Script Arguments
Non-Sun Ray Windows Connector Arguments
Sun Ray Windows Connector Arguments
Installation and Configuration
Supplemental Information
Follow-Me Printing
Windows Session Locking
C. Troubleshooting
Printer Caching
Printer Not Visible in Windows
Windows Printing
Solaris or Linux Printing
Sun Ray DTU Local Printing
Multimedia Redirection Icon
Multimedia Debugging
uttsc Error Messages
Glossary
Index
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