different WNOS.INI for 1200LE clients – how to?

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    normally my WNOS.INI looks like this:

    privilege=high
    lockdown=no
    autoload=1
    Fileserver=192.168.0.4
    Rootpath=/
    Device=Ethernet Speed="Auto"
    SignOn=No
    CONNECT=RDP
    Host=ts1.mydomain.com
    Description="My application"
    AutoConnect=1
    ;Reconnect=200
    Colors=true
    Fullscreen=yes
    Experience=0
    Resolution=default
    LocalCopy=no

    Now I have to devide all my 1200LE’s into two or maybe three groups, all targeting to different terminal servers (different RDP connection settings).
    How do I have to do that?
    I don’t want my users to login/authenticate to the clients and then use username.ini files.
    Is there a chance to seperate the clients by MAC address or S/N or internal name?

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    Two options:
    1. Use WDM Enterprise a the inbuild feature called Default Device Configuration (DDC)
    2. Use mac.ini files.
    To do the latter you just create a subfolder called /inc and then add a parameter to your wnos.ini called “Include=$mac.ini”. Best place to add is after the SignOn parameter. Now create ini files in the /inc folder and name them as the mac address of the units eg 008064123456.ini.
    Include your new RDP section there and finish with Exit=all. This way the parser does not jump back to wnos.ini to read the rest of it.

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    @CG:
    Thanks, this sounds pretty straight forward. I’ll simply choose the mac.ini thing.

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    Just tested it .. it’s working perfectly.
    Many thanks for the quick and competent answer, as well as the short description of “what to do..”

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