different screen res via inlcude=$mac?

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  • #5291
    nosbus
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    Hi,

    I am trying to give a selected thin clients (1200 running blazer 5.2x) a diffrent screen res from the default dcc. Can this done via $mac.ini
    see my wnos and mac.ini files.

    my wnos.ini

    autoload=2

    # The following directive enables the use of the sign-on dialog box.

    signon = 0

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* General Session *
    ;*************************************************************

    SessionConfig=ALL MapDisks=yes

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* Services *
    ;*************************************************************

    Service=ThinPrint, WDM disable=yes

    #Power Management
    Screensaver=”10″ LockTerminal=yes Type=0

    ;Fix TS licence issues -Don’t leave on all the time.

    ;FixLicense=clean

    formurl=blazer.bmp

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* General 1 *
    ;*************************************************************

    Privilege=None HidePPP=yes EnableNetworkTest=yes ShowDisplaySettings=yes EnableKeyboardMouseSettings=yes

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* Terminal Changes *
    ;*************************************************************

    INCLUDE=$mac

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* Display *
    ;*************************************************************

    Resolution=DDC

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* ICA *
    ;*************************************************************

    ;Look here, look here, look here
    IcaBrowsing=HTTP

    SessionConfig=ICA

    connect=ica
    Browserip=ica3
    description= “XenApp Desktop”
    Application=”XenApp Desktop”
    icon=noname.ico
    Autoconnect=1
    Fullscreen=1
    Colors=high
    Icon=default
    Lowband=1
    HttpBrowsing=no
    LocalCopy=yes
    NoReducer=no

    connect=ica
    Browserip=ica2
    description= “Citrix”
    icon=noname.ico
    Application=”Citrix Desktop”
    Fullscreen=1
    Colors=high
    Icon=default
    Lowband=1
    Reconnect=0
    HttpBrowsing=no
    LocalCopy=yes
    NoReducer=no

    #

    example mac.ini

    ;*************************************************************
    ;* Display *
    ;*************************************************************

    Resolution=800×600

    IcaBrowsing=HTTP

    SessionConfig=ICA

    connect=ica
    Browserip=ica3
    description= “XenApp Desktop p”
    Application=”XenApp Desktop”
    icon=noname.ico
    Autoconnect=1
    Resolution=800×600
    Fullscreen=1
    Colors=high
    Icon=default
    Lowband=1
    HttpBrowsing=no
    LocalCopy=yes
    NoReducer=no

    connect=ica
    Browserip=ica2
    description= “Citrix”
    icon=noname.ico
    Application=”Citrix Desktop”
    Resolution=800×600
    Fullscreen=1
    Colors=high
    Icon=default
    Lowband=1
    Reconnect=0
    HttpBrowsing=no
    LocalCopy=yes
    NoReducer=no

    Exit=All

    #16682
    ConfGen
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    The ini files look fine.
    So it isn’t working?

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    #16685
    nosbus
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    @ConfGen wrote:

    The ini files look fine.
    So it isn’t working?

    CG

    Its does nothing on a 1200,

    I just tried Gen 1 – S10 and it says “including setting from mac……” in the system log. But it also just applies the wnos setting and not the mac.ini settings.

    Is it worth logging a call Or is it just not possible?

    #16686
    ConfGen
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    What is the name of your mac.ini file? According to your wnos.ini Include command it has to be something like “008064123456” without any extensions.

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    #16690
    nosbus
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    @ConfGen wrote:

    What is the name of your mac.ini file? According to your wnos.ini Include command it has to be something like “008064123456” without any extensions.

    CG

    Ok I think Found several problems..

    If you use INCLUDE=$mac
    then mac file name has to be “$mac” (no ini file extention)

    or if you use INCLUDE=$mac.ini the mac files have to be named $mac.ini.

    Also INCLUDE=$mac.ini is not supported firmware less than 5.3_15 that So that exlcudes all 1200 units. As there last blazer is 5.2.69 from my understanding.

    Thanks for your help.

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