| Sun Ray Server Software 3 Administrator's Guide for the Solaris Operating System |     |
| Sun Ray Server Software 3 Administrator's Guide for the Solaris Operating System | |
Sun Ray Server Software 3 Administrator's Guide for the Solaris Operating System
for the Solaris
Operating System
817-6806
|
Contents |
Controlled Access (Kiosk) Mode
To Redirect to a Different Server
To Select a Server with the Latest Session
Enabling and Disabling USB Devices
To Disable All USB Device Access
To Determine the Current State of Devices
Configuring Interfaces on the Sun Ray Interconnect Fabric
To Print the Sun Ray Private Interconnect Configuration
To Remove All Interfaces and Subnets
To Update All the DTUs on an Interface
To Update a DTU Using the Ethernet (MAC) Address
Restarting the Sun Ray Data Store
Smart Card Configuration Files
To Load a Configuration File Into the Directory
Configuring and Using Token Readers
To Get a Token ID From a Token Reader
To Log Into the Administration Tool
To Change the Administrator's Password
To Preserve Sessions Upon Restart
To Terminate Sessions Upon Restart
To Get Information on a Token Reader
To Display a Desktop's Current Properties
To List Currently Connected Desktops
To View the Properties of the Current User
To Edit a Single Desktop's Properties
To Change the Sun Ray Settings
To Enable or Disable USB Device Access
To View or List Configured Smart Cards
To View The Smart Card Probe Order
To Change the Smart Card Probe Order
To View the Sun Ray System Status
To Display a User's Current Properties
To Add a Token ID to a User's Properties
To Delete a Token ID From a User's Properties
To Enable or Disable a User's Token
To Get a Token ID From a Token Reader
To Configure Controlled Access Mode
To Select Additional Applications
4. Peripherals for Sun Ray DTUs
Device Nodes and USB Peripherals
Hot Desking and Device Node Ownership
Device Ownership and Hot Desking
Printers Other Than PostScript Printers
PDASync for Solaris Application on Sun Ray DTUs
To Set Up the PDASync Application on a Sun Ray DTU
5. Mobile Sessions (Hot Desking)
Sun Ray Mobile Session Login Dialog Box
Disconnecting an Active NSCM Session
To Disconnect the Current Session via utdetach
To Terminate the Current Session
To Reconfigure the Disconnect Hot Key Combination
To Customize the Short Cut for Disconnecting an NSCM Session
Load Balancing Between Servers
Configuring the Authentication Manager for NSCM Sessions
To Enable NSCM Sessions From the Administration Tool
To Enable NSCM Sessions From a Command Line
6. Encryption and Authentication
7. Deployment on Shared Networks
Sun Ray DTU Initialization Requirements
Directly-Connected Dedicated Interconnect
Directly-Connected Shared Subnet
Deployment on a Directly-Connected Dedicated Interconnect
Directly-Connected Dedicated Interconnect: Example
Deployment on a Directly-Connected Shared Subnet
Directly-Connected Shared Subnet: Example 1
Directly-Connected Shared Subnet: Example 2
Remote Shared Subnet: Example 1
Remote Shared Subnet: Example 2
Network Performance Requirements
8. Monitoring the Sun Ray System
Sun Management Center (SunMC) Software Features
Additional Sun Management Center Modules
Setting Up the Monitoring Environment
To Set Up the Monitoring Environment
To Display the Sun Ray System Panel
To Refresh the Sun Ray System Panel
To Set an Alarm for Running Out of Addresses
To Delete a DTU to Exclude Monitoring
Using Other Monitoring Programs
Removing the Sun Ray Module from SunMC
To Turn On Multihead Policy From the Command Line
To Turn On Multihead Policy Using the Administration Tool
To Create a New Multihead Group
Controlled Access Mode Functionality
Enabling Controlled Access Mode
To Enable Controlled Access Mode with the Admin GUI
To Configure CAM Using the CLI
Building the Controlled Access Mode Environment
To Edit an Available Application
To Make an Application Available to Users
To Make an Application Not Available to Users
Using Wrapper Scripts to Customize Controlled Access Mode Applications
To Launch an Application Using a Wrapper Script
Security and the Controlled Access Mode Environment
To Change the Locale for Controlled Access Mode Sessions Without Changing the System Locale
Setting Up Server and Client Addresses
Coexistence of the Sun Ray Server With Other DHCP Servers
To Set Up IP Addressing on Multiple Servers Each With One Sun Ray Interface
To Restart the Authentication Manager
To Turn Off the Load Balancing Feature
To Specify Each Secondary Server
To Add Additional Secondary Servers
Removing Replication Configuration
To Remove the Replication Configuration
Viewing the Administration Status
To Show Current Administration Configuration
Sun Ray Failover Group Status Icons
Recovery Issues and Procedures
To Rebuild the Primary Server Administration Data Store
To Replace the Primary Server with a Secondary Server
To Change the Group Manager Signature File
Supported Devices and Libraries
Supported Mass Storage Devices
Configuring Hot Key Preferences
To Change the Hot Key for the Settings GUI
To Change the Hot Key Used to Detach NSCM Sessions
To Change the Hot Key Setting for a Single User
B. Troubleshooting and Tuning Tips
Actions to take if this icon stays on for more than 10 seconds:
Actions to take if this icon stays on for more than 10 seconds:
Actions to take if the icon displays for more than a few seconds or if the DTU continues to reset after the icon is displayed:
Wait Icon Cursor for Default Session Type
Troubleshooting USB Mass Storage Devices
Device Is Not Automatically Mounted
Device Is Not Automatically Unmounted
To Activate the Redirection Library
Monitor Display Resolution Defaults to 640 x 480
Old Icons (Hourglass with Dashes Underneath) Appear on Display
Port Currently Owned by Another Application
Troubleshooting the Sun Management Center
To Activate the Sun Ray Module
C. Sun Ray and Network Parameter Delivery (DHCP)
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