Wnos.ini for broker, and some exceptions with other config

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  • May 27, 2013 at 8:51 am #7868
    juanjillo
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    Hi to all.

    One cuestion, about configs.

    I´m my structure i will have the 95% of my thinos machines connected to a broker.

    And a 5% connected directly each one with one different config.

    What is the right way to do this with the ini files?

    IF i config the wnos.ini to acces the bróker, how i can says some machines that uses a rdp connection?

    Thanks
    Regards.

    May 27, 2013 at 3:22 pm #23878
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    That sound pretty easy.
    Configure the wnos.ini as needed for 95% of your clients.
    Put the parameter Include=$mac.ini above the SignOn and ConnectionBroker parameters in your wnos.ini.
    Now create a new subfolder called /ini under ftproot/wnos (or whereever your wnos.ini is placed).
    In that subfolder you can put machine specific config files. Just create a new file called eg 008064123456.ini and put in all needed parameters for this specific machine. Just make sure that the last parameter is Exit=all. Otherwise the unit will start reading the wnos.ini until the Include parameter, jump over to the machine specific one and would then jump back to the wnos.ini.
    There is also a doc unter Products-WTOS on this site which explains the INI file handling.

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    May 30, 2013 at 6:53 am #23900
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    Works like a charm. thanks!!

    Do you know how i can manage the display resolution on a RDP connection made by the user?

    I want to disable all Access to the Wyse client, and permit the user change the resolución.

    Thnaks.
    Kindest regards.

    May 30, 2013 at 10:42 am #23901
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    @juanjillo wrote:

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    I want to disable all Access to the Wyse client, and permit the user change the resolución.
    ….

    If you want to disable different options on the Wyse device just play around with “Privilege=none Lockdown=yes” in the wnos.ini

    example : Privilege=none Lockdown=yes HideSysInfo=no HidePPP=yes HidePN=yes HideConnectionManager=no EnableNetworkTest=yes EnableTrace=no ShowDisplaySettings=yes EnableKeyboardMouseSettings=yes

    @juanjillo wrote:

    Do you know how i can manage the display resolution on a RDP connection made by the user?
    ….

    I’m not sure what you mean with managing the display resolution. Connection resolution or just the device resolution ?

    May 30, 2013 at 10:49 am #23902
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    I dont want give the user right to change the wyse screen resolution,. The seesion will be autoloaded at start, and no user Access to wyse.

    @aLiE wrote:

    I’m not sure what you mean with managing the display resolution.

    If you use the Resolution=1024×768 (for example)

    The screen goes to this resolution, and the user on the rdp connection can´t change it.

    Mi users wants a lot of display resolutions, (old people with 800×600, Young with 4:3 or 16:9 screens….)
    If i have to make a ini for all mac address, the manage of the wyse gonna be a nightmare.

    i hope my problem is now good explained

    regards.

    May 31, 2013 at 6:58 am #23905
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    I think you are mixing up 2 things, 1 Screen/Display resolution and session resolution.

    If you want to user to be unable to change the Screen/Display resolution then use the example i have given but change ShowDisplaySettings=NO
    If you want user to be unable change the session resolution then keep Privilege=none

    See page 34 from the manual for more info, or even better use the Configuration Generator (which is my advise).

    The reason why i think so is that you ware talking about screen resolution and then you change to RDP connection, but anyway i hope it all makes it clear now.

    May 31, 2013 at 7:10 am #23906
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    @aLiE wrote:

    I think you are mixing up 2 things, 1 Screen/Display resolution and session resolution.

    If you want to user to be unable to change the Screen/Display resolution then use the example i have given but change ShowDisplaySettings=NO
    If you want user to be unable change the session resolution then keep Privilege=none

    See page 34 from the manual for more info, or even better use the Configuration Generator (which is my advise).

    The reason why i think so is that you ware talking about screen resolution and then you change to RDP connection, but anyway i hope it all makes it clear now.

    Yes i know it. And undestand it, but it not resolve my problem.

    My point is:

    Don´t leave the user touch the wyse client. (use Privilege and it parameters).
    The Conecction RDP or VDI on full screen. (transparent to the client that are using a thin client)
    The user can change it resolution. I don´t want create a ini to do this for each user that want use a personal resolution.

    Perhaps don´t exists a solution to this problem. I don´t know it.

    DDC can help me on that?

    Thanks for your time.

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