- Document Information
- Preface
- 1. Networking and Security
- Overview of Networks and Security
- DNS Names
- Proxy Servers
- Firewalls
- Secure Connections to SGD Servers
- Tuning Secure Connections to SGD Servers
- 2. User Authentication
- Secure Global Desktop Authentication
- Active Directory Authentication
- Anonymous User Authentication
- LDAP Authentication
- SecurID Authentication
- Third-Party Authentication
- UNIX System Authentication
- Windows Domain Authentication
- Tuning Directory Services for Authentication
- Filtering LDAP or Active Directory Logins
- LDAP Discovery Timeout
- Using Service Objects
- Password Expiry
- LDAP Password Update Mode
- Sites
- Whitelists
- Blacklists
- Search Only the Global Catalog
- Suffix Mappings
- Domain Lists
- Lookup Cache Timeout
- LDAP Operation Timeout
- Active Directory Authentication and LDAP Discovery
- Troubleshooting Secure Global Desktop Authentication
- Setting Log Filters for Authentication Problems
- Denying Users Access to SGD After Failed Login Attempts
- Users Cannot Log In to Any SGD Server
- Using Shared Accounts for Guest Users
- Solaris OS Users Cannot Log in When Security is Enabled
- An Ambiguous User Name Dialog Is Displayed When a User Tries to Log in
- 3. Publishing Applications to Users
- Organizations and Objects
- Organizational Hierarchies
- SGD Object Types
- Directory Object: Organization
- Directory (Light) Object: Domain Component
- Directory Object: Organizational Unit
- Directory (Light) Object: Active Directory Container
- User Profile Object
- Group Object
- Windows Application Object
- X Application Object
- Character Application Object
- Document Object
- 3270 Application Object
- 5250 Application Object
- Dynamic Application Object
- Application Server Object
- Dynamic Application Server Object
- Designing the Organizational Hierarchy
- Naming Objects in the Organizational Hierarchy
- Populating the SGD Organizational Hierarchy Using a Batch Script
- LDAP Mirroring
- SGD Administrators
- Publishing Applications
- Organizations and Objects
- 4. Configuring Applications
- Windows Applications
- Configuring Windows Application Objects
- Creating Windows Application Objects on the Command Line
- Configuring Microsoft Windows Terminal Services for Use With SGD
- Authentication Settings
- Session Resumability and Session Directory
- Windows Printer Mapping
- Drive Redirection
- Encryption Level
- Multiple Terminal Services Sessions
- Remote Desktop Users
- Time Zone Redirection
- Audio Redirection
- Smart Card Device Redirection
- COM Port Mapping
- Color Depth
- Transport Layer Security
- Terminal Services Group Policies
- Keep Alive Configuration for Windows Terminal Servers
- Licensing Microsoft Windows Terminal Services
- Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop
- Seamless Windows
- Key Handling for Windows Terminal Services
- Returning Client Device Information for Windows Terminal Services Sessions
- The SGD Remote Desktop Client
- Running Windows Applications on Client Devices
- X Applications
- Character Applications
- Dynamic Launch
- Using SSH
- Application Authentication
- Tips on Configuring Applications
- Starting an Application or Desktop Session Without Displaying a Webtop
- Using Multihead Or Dual Head Monitors
- Improving the Performance of Windows Applications
- Improving the Performance of Java Desktop System Desktop Sessions or Applications
- Documents and Web Applications
- Creating a Virtual Classroom
- Configuring Common Desktop Environment Applications
- Configuring VMS Applications
- 3270 and 5250 Applications
- Troubleshooting Applications
- An Application Does Not Start
- An Application Exits Immediately After Starting
- Applications Fail To Start When X Authorization Is Enabled
- Applications Disappear After About Two Minutes
- An Application Session Does Not End When the User Exits an Application
- Users Can Start Applications With Different User Names and Passwords
- Using Windows Terminal Services, Users Are Prompted for User Names and Passwords Too Often
- Using Shadowing to Troubleshoot a User's Problem
- A Kiosk Application Is Not Appearing Full-Screen
- An Application's Animation Appears 'Jumpy'
- Font Problems with X Applications
- Display Problems With High Color X Applications
- Clipped Windows With Client Window Management Applications
- Emulating a Sun Keyboard
- Display Update Issues When Shadowing Over a Low Bandwidth Connection
- Troubleshooting Mouse Drag Delay Issues
- Incorrect Time Zone Name Shown in Windows Applications
- Windows Applications
- 5. Client Device Support
- Printing
- Overview of SGD Printing
- Setting Up Printing
- Configuring Microsoft Windows Application Servers for Printing
- Configuring UNIX and Linux Platform Application Servers for Printing
- Configuring an SGD Server for Printing
- Configuring Printing to Microsoft Windows Client Devices
- Configuring Printing to UNIX, Linux, and Mac OS X Platform Client Devices
- Managing Printing
- Users Cannot Print From Applications Displayed Through SGD
- Troubleshooting Other Printing Problems
- Troubleshooting Printer Preferences and Settings
- Current Client Printer Preferences Are Ignored
- Changes to Printer Preferences Are Not Remembered
- Printer Preferences Are Corrupted
- Printer Preferences Are Lost When a User Changes Printers
- Local Printer Settings Are Not Set in the Remote Windows Application Session
- Printer Settings Are Ignored When Using PDF Printing
- Print Jobs Can Be Queued When SGD Printing is Disabled
- Fonts Do Not Print Correctly With PDF Printing
- Changing Printer Names in Windows Application Sessions
- Changing the Names of the SGD PDF Printers
- Users See a Printer Called '_Default' in a Windows Application Session?
- Troubleshooting Printer Preferences and Settings
- Client Drive Mapping
- Setting Up Client Drive Mapping
- Configuring UNIX and Linux Platform Application Servers for CDM
- Configuring an NFS Share for CDM
- Starting CDM Processes on the Application Server
- Configuring Microsoft Windows Application Servers for CDM
- Enabling CDM Services in SGD
- Running UNIX Platform CDM With Another SMB Service
- Configuring the Client Drives Available to Users
- Troubleshooting Client Drive Mapping
- For UNIX Platform CDM, No Client Drives Are Mapped Within the User's Session or There Are Fewer Drives Than Expected
- For Windows CDM, No Client Drives Are Mapped Within the User's Session or There Are Fewer Drives Than Expected
- Removable Drives Attached During a User Session are Not Detected Automatically
- Invalid Password Errors on Microsoft Windows Application Servers
- More Client Drives Are Mapped Than Expected
- The Recycle Bin Does Not Work As Expected
- Mapped Drives Have Unusual Names
- CDM Limitations for Shared Users
- Disabling CDM for a Client Device
- Logging for CDM
- Audio
- Copy and Paste
- Smart Cards
- Using Smart Cards With Windows Applications
- Setting Up Access to Smart Cards
- Configuring the Microsoft Windows Application Server for Smart Cards
- Enabling Smart Cards in SGD
- Configuring Smart Card Readers on Client Devices
- How to Log In to a Microsoft Windows Application Server With a Smart Card
- Troubleshooting Smart Cards
- Serial Ports
- Printing
- 6. SGD Client and Webtop
- The SGD Client
- Client Profiles
- Integrated Mode
- Webtops
- 7. SGD Servers, Arrays, and Load Balancing
- Arrays
- The Structure of an Array
- Replicating Data Across the Array
- Communication Between Array Members
- Secure Intra-Array Communication
- Managing Arrays and SGD Servers
- Array Resilience
- Configuring Arrays
- How to Enable Secure Intra-Array Communication
- How to Add a Server to an Array (Secure Intra-Array Communication Enabled)
- How to Add a Server to an Array (Secure Intra-Array Communication Disabled)
- How to Change the Primary Server in an Array
- How to Remove a Server From an Array
- How to Change the Cipher Suite for Secure Intra-Array Communication
- Configuring Array Resilience
- How to Enable Array Failover for an Array
- How to Configure the Array Failover Grace Period
- How to Show the Backup Primaries List for an Array
- How to Add an Entry to the Backup Primaries List
- How to Change the Position of an Entry in the Backup Primaries List
- How to Delete an Entry From the Backup Primaries List
- How to Configure the Find New Primary Timeout
- How to Configure the Action When Failover Ends
- How to Rebuild an Array Manually
- Load Balancing
- User Session Load Balancing
- Using The Load-Balancing JSP Technology Page to Distribute User Sessions
- How to Configure the Load-Balancing JSP Technology Page to Distribute User Sessions
- Using an External Mechanism to Distribute User Sessions
- How to Configure the Load-Balancing JSP Technology Page for an External Load Balancing Mechanism
- How to Configure the Load-Balancing JSP Technology Page for Use With My Desktop
- Additional Load-Balancing JSP Technology Page Configuration
- Application Session Load Balancing
- Application Load Balancing
- Load Balancing Groups
- How Application Load Balancing Works
- How Advanced Load Management Works
- Tuning Application Load Balancing
- Editing Application Load Balancing Properties
- User Session Load Balancing
- SGD Web Server and Administration Console
- Monitoring and Logging
- SGD Server Certificate Stores
- SGD Installations
- Troubleshooting Arrays and Load Balancing
- Troubleshooting Array Resilience
- Troubleshooting Clock Synchronization Issues
- Troubleshooting Advanced Load Management
- The Load Balancing Service Is Not Working
- SGD Ignores an Application Server Load Balancing Properties File
- One of the Application Servers Is Never Picked
- One of the Application Servers Is Always Picked
- Two Identical Application Servers, But One Runs More Applications Than the Other
- The SGD Server Log File Shows an Update Received for an Unknown ID
- SGD Uses Too Much Network Bandwidth
- Users Cannot Connect to an SGD Server When It Is In Firewall Traversal Mode
- Users Cannot Relocate Their Sessions
- Arrays
- A. Global Settings and Caches
- Secure Global Desktop Authentication Tab
- The Authentication Wizard
- Token Generation
- Password Cache
- Third-Party Authentication
- System Authentication
- Search Local Repository
- Search LDAP Repository
- Use Default Third-Party Identity
- Use Default LDAP Profile
- Use Closest Matching LDAP Profile
- LDAP/Active Directory
- Unix
- Authentication Token
- Windows Domain Controller
- SecurID
- Anonymous
- Search Unix User ID in Local Repository
- Search Unix Group ID in Local Repository
- Use Default User Profile
- Windows Domain
- Active Directory
- LDAP
- Service Objects Tab
- Application Authentication Tab
- Communication Tab
- Performance Tab
- Client Device Tab
- Printing Tab
- Security Tab
- Monitoring Tab
- Resilience Tab
- Caches Tab
- Passwords Tab
- Tokens Tab
- Secure Global Desktop Authentication Tab
- B. Secure Global Desktop Server Settings
- Secure Global Desktop Servers Tab
- General Tab
- Security Tab
- Performance Tab
- Protocol Engines Tab
- Character Protocol Engine Tab
- X Protocol Engine Tab
- Execution Protocol Engine Tab
- Channel Protocol Engine Tab
- Print Protocol Engine Tab
- Audio Protocol Engine Tab
- IO Protocol Engine Tab
- User Sessions Tab
- Application Sessions Tab
- C. User Profiles, Applications, and Application Servers
- SGD Objects
- 3270 Application Object
- 5250 Application Object
- Application Server Object
- Character Application Object
- Directory: Organization Object
- Directory: Organizational Unit Object
- Directory (Light): Active Directory Container Object
- Directory (Light): Domain Component Object
- Document Object
- Group Object
- User Profile Object
- Dynamic Application Object
- Dynamic Application Server Object
- Windows Application Object
- X Application Object
- Attributes Reference
- Address
- Allow SSH Downgrade
- Answerback Message
- Application Command
- Application Load Balancing
- Application Resumability
- Application Resumability: Timeout
- Application Sessions Tab
- Application Start
- Arguments
- Arguments for Command
- Assigned Applications Tab
- Assigned User Profiles Tab
- Attribute Map
- Audio Redirection Library
- Background Color
- Bandwidth Limit
- Border Style
- Client Drive Mapping
- Client Printing
- Client Printing: Override
- Client Profile Editing
- Code Page
- Color Depth
- Color Map
- Color Quality
- Command Compression
- Command Execution
- Comment
- Connection Closed Action
- Connection Method
- Connections
- Connection Method: SSH Arguments
- Console Mode
- Copy and Paste
- Copy and Paste: Application's Clipboard Security Level
- Cursor
- Cursor Key Codes Modification
- Cursor Settings
- Cursor Shadow
- Delayed Updates
- Desktop Wallpaper
- Displayed Soft Buttons
- Domain Name
- Email Address
- Emulation Type
- Environment Variables
- Escape Sequences
- Euro Character
- 'File' and 'Settings' Menus
- Font Family
- Font Size
- Font Size: Fixed Font Size
- Font Smoothing
- Foreground Color
- Full Window Drag
- Graphics Acceleration
- Hints
- Hosted Applications Tab
- Hosting Application Servers Tab
- Icon
- Inherit Assigned Applications from Parent
- Interlaced Images
- Keep Launch Connection Open
- Keyboard Codes Modification
- Keyboard Map
- Keyboard Map: Locked
- Keyboard Type
- Kiosk Mode Escape
- Line Wrapping
- Load Balancing Groups
- Local Client Launch
- Login
- Login: Multiple
- Login Name
- Login Script
- Make Universal PDF Printer the Default
- Make Universal PDF Viewer the Default
- Mappings Tab
- Maximum Count
- Members Tab
- Menu Animations
- Menu Bar
- Middle Mouse Timeout
- Monitor Resolution
- Mouse
- Name
- Number of Sessions
- Numpad Codes Modification
- Passwords Tab
- Password Cache Usage
- Postscript Printer Driver
- Printer Preference Caching
- Prompt Locale
- Remote Audio
- Scroll Style
- Serial Port Mapping
- Server Address
- Server Port
- Session Termination
- SGD Remote Desktop Client
- Share Resources Between Similar Sessions
- Status Line
- Surname
- SWM Local Window Hierarchy
- Terminal Type
- Theming
- Tokens Tab
- Universal PDF Printer
- Universal PDF Viewer
- URL
- User Assignment
- User Sessions Tab
- Virtual Server Broker Class
- Virtual Server Broker Parameters
- Window Close Action
- Window Color
- Window Color: Custom Color
- Window Management Keys
- Window Manager
- Window Size: Client's Maximum Size
- Window Size: Columns
- Window Size: Height
- Window Size: Lines
- Window Size: Maximized
- Window Size: Scale to Fit Window
- Window Size: Width
- Window Type
- Window Type: New Browser Window
- Working Directory
- X Security Extension
- SGD Objects
- D. Commands
- The tarantella Command
- The tarantella archive Command
- The tarantella array Command
- The tarantella cache Command
- The tarantella config Command
- The tarantella emulatorsession Command
- The tarantella help Command
- The tarantella object Command
- Syntax
- Description
- Examples
- tarantella object add_host
- tarantella object add_link
- tarantella object add_mapping
- tarantella object add_member
- tarantella object delete
- tarantella object edit
- tarantella object list_attributes
- tarantella object list_contents
- tarantella object new_3270app
- tarantella object new_5250app
- tarantella object new_charapp
- tarantella object new_container
- tarantella object new_dc
- tarantella object new_doc
- tarantella object new_dynamicapp
- tarantella object new_group
- tarantella object new_host
- tarantella object new_org
- tarantella object new_orgunit
- tarantella object new_person
- tarantella object new_windowsapp
- tarantella object new_xapp
- tarantella object remove_host
- tarantella object remove_link
- tarantella object remove_mapping
- tarantella object remove_member
- tarantella object rename
- tarantella object script
- The tarantella passcache Command
- The tarantella print Command
- The tarantella query Command
- The tarantella restart Command
- The tarantella role Command
- The tarantella security Command
- Syntax
- Description
- Examples
- tarantella security certinfo
- tarantella security certrequest
- tarantella security certuse
- tarantella security customca
- tarantella security decryptkey
- tarantella security disable
- tarantella security enable
- tarantella security fingerprint
- tarantella security peerca
- tarantella security selfsign
- tarantella security start
- tarantella security stop
- The tarantella service Command
- The tarantella setup Command
- The tarantella start Command
- The tarantella status Command
- The tarantella stop Command
- The tarantella tokencache Command
- The tarantella tscal Command
- The tarantella uninstall Command
- The tarantella version Command
- The tarantella webserver Command
- The tarantella webtopsession Command
- E. Login Scripts
- F. Third-Party Legal Notices
- Glossary
- Index
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Oracle Secure Global Desktop
Administration Guide for Version 4.6
March 2011, Revision 02
The Oracle Secure Global Desktop 4.6 Administration Guide describes how to configure and maintain a Secure Global Desktop server, and how to deploy applications to users.
