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IGEL

Technology GmbH

IGEL Zero HDX

5.09.100

System Settings ................................................ 143

Tabs .............................................................. 45, 56

Taking a screenshot ............................................ 79

Task Manager ..................................................... 75

Taskbar ............................................................... 95

Taskbar background ........................................... 97

Taskbar items...................................................... 97

TCP/IP ............................................................... 131

Test Smartcard .................................................. 140

The IGEL Linux desktop ......................................... 8

ThinPrint ........................................................... 132

Time and Date .................................................. 143

Touchscreen ..................................................... 105

Touchscreen calibration ..................................... 75

Traceroute .......................................................... 82

UMS Registration ................................................ 74

Update .............................................................. 144

Upgrade License ................................................. 85

USB access control ............................................ 135

USB Storage Devices ......................................... 132

User Interface ..................................................... 88

Using the Task Manager ..................................... 76

Verbose Boot ...................................................... 10

Video ................................................................... 64

Virtual Private Network - VPN .......................... 120

VNC Viewer ......................................................... 67

Wake-on-LAN .................................................... 113

Webcam Information ......................................... 85

WiFi Configuration ............................................ 122

Window .................................................. 23, 32, 63

Window settings ................................................. 57

Windows Drive - SMB ....................................... 128

Wireless ........................................................... 114

Wireless Manager ............................................ 115

Wireless regulatory domain ............................ 120

XC Font Service ................................................ 108

XDMCP ............................................................... 91

X-Server ............................................................. 12

Summary of Contents for zero hdx

Page 1: ...IGEL Technology GmbH IGEL Zero HDX 29 04 2016 IGEL Zero HDX Manual...

Page 2: ...tituting a commitment or obligation on the part of IGEL Technology GmbH IGEL Technology GmbH assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual includ...

Page 3: ...ing the Setup 14 4 2 Ending the Setup 14 4 3 Setup Areas 15 4 4 Setup Search 17 5 Sessions 19 5 1 Desktop Integration 19 5 2 Citrix Receiver Selection 20 5 3 HDX ICA Global 20 5 4 Legacy ICA Sessions...

Page 4: ...tility 84 6 22 Firmware Update 85 6 23 Identify Monitors 85 6 24 Upgrade License 85 6 25 Webcam Information 86 6 26 Image viewer 87 7 User Interface 88 7 1 Screen 88 7 2 Desktop 93 7 3 Language 99 7 4...

Page 5: ...ons 136 10 3 AD Kerberos Configuration 141 11 System Settings 142 11 1 Time and Date 142 11 2 Update143 11 3 Remote management 144 11 4 Shadow 145 11 5 Remote Access SSH RSH 145 Power Options 146 11 6...

Page 6: ...USB mouse LAN via RJ45 plug connection Connect the thin client to the power supply 2 Start the thin client and wait until the graphical user interface has loaded 3 Click on in the taskbar 4 Specify t...

Page 7: ...7 IGEL Technology GmbH IGEL Zero HDX 5 09 100 1 1 The IGEL Linux desktop You can operate the thin client via the taskbar and the IGEL menu Figure 1 IGEL Linux desktop...

Page 8: ...ows System tray CPU energy saving plan Changes the energy saving settings Volume control Allows you to remove a USB stick safely Local network connection Pager Allows you to switch between a number of...

Page 9: ...re disabled and the graphical user interface is started 2 1 2 Verbose Boot Unlike in Quiet Boot mode the boot messages are shown in Verbose Boot mode A diagnostics shell is also available This can be...

Page 10: ...ssword Confirm the warning message 1 Enter the password You have three attempts 2 Do you not know the password Confirm the warning message 1 When you are prompted to enter the password press the Enter...

Page 11: ...nterface can be stopped and restarted on the Linux Console accessible via Ctrl Alt F11 with this command etc init d network stop etc init d network start 2 3 X Server The final step in the boot proced...

Page 12: ...dress and device name are also given here 3 2 Sessions All sessions created are shown in a list of applications if they are enabled for the main session page To open an application double click on it...

Page 13: ...and sessions which are to be available to a smartcard user to be written to an IGEL smartcard System Information Shows information regarding hardware the network and connected devices System Log Viewe...

Page 14: ...You can open the setup in the following ways Double click on Setup in the Application Launcher or click on Execute Double click on Setup on the desktop if available based on the settings Select Setup...

Page 15: ...re all network settings for LAN WLAN interfaces and the dial up connections Devices Allows you to configure various devices Security Allows you to set the administrator user passwords and user authori...

Page 16: ...ions for setting up the hotkey under Desktop Integration page 19 4 3 2 Enable setup pages for users If a password was set up for the administrator the IGEL Setup can only be opened with administrator...

Page 17: ...setup page on the lower levels the node points required for access will automatically be marked as visible but blocked for editing purposes 4 4 Setup Search The Search function enables you to find pa...

Page 18: ...18 IGEL Technology GmbH IGEL Zero HDX 5 09 100 The parameter or value found will be highlighted as shown below Figure 6 Setup search...

Page 19: ...ck This applies in particular to the playback and redirecting of multimedia content Details can be found in the IGEL Linux Features that Require the Multimedia Codec Pack FAQs http edocs igel com 1020...

Page 20: ...rix Receiver selected A comparison of functions can be found in the FAQs Citrix Receiver Feature Matrix http faq igel com otrs igel public pl Action PublicFAQZoom ItemID 619 Citrix Receiver 13 0 x and...

Page 21: ...do this you use the protocol TCP IP HTTP as the server location The TCP IP HTTP server location supports the auto locate function SSL TLS HTTPS Secure Sockets Layer SSL and Transport Layer Security T...

Page 22: ...used by the ICA client and the thin client desktop the screen may flash annoyingly if you switch between windows on a pseudo color screen The ICA client s color adaptation scheme prevents this flashi...

Page 23: ...d like to use the PC key combination Ctrl Alt Delete during an ICA session use the key combination Ctrl Alt Enter or Ctrl Alt Return key 5 3 5 Mapping Menu path Setup Sessions Citrix XenDesktop XenApp...

Page 24: ...select the Ask option to query the read write access rights when each ICA session is accessed for the first time The drive mappings and access data defined here are then valid for all ICA connections...

Page 25: ...r side The printers must be set up on the Devices Printers CUPS Printers page and must be enabled there for mapping in ICA sessions see ICA sessions page 30 Because the thin client merely places incom...

Page 26: ...by DriveLock Check the settings under Devices Storage Devices Storage Hotplug because they can influence the USB devices in the Citrix session Install and enable the DriveLock channel in the Universal...

Page 27: ...be enabled in order for a secure connection to be established Secure Gateway relay mode If you would like to use a Citrix Secure Gateway in relay mode you must give the full domain name the IP address...

Page 28: ...ion in Program Neighborhood sessions Allows the use of Kerberos passthrough authentication in the Citrix Program Neighborhood session CGP address Common Gateway Protocol server address Select Use serv...

Page 29: ...back on the remote desktop 4 From IGEL Linux 5 06 100 hardware acceleration for multimedia playback is available on certain devices You will find more detailed information in an FAQ document on the to...

Page 30: ...Menu path Setup Sessions Citrix XenDesktop XenApp Legacy ICA Sessions ICA Session Server In this area you can overwrite the following server connection details and thus the default settings Browser pr...

Page 31: ...omatically forwarded to the server and no longer need to be entered on the logon screen Do not show password protection window before logon This option switches the Windows splash screen on and off Th...

Page 32: ...e to use a Citrix Secure Gateway in relay mode you must give the full domain name the IP address is not sufficient in this case After enabling the alternative address add the server to the address lis...

Page 33: ...he Citrix server supports RC5 encryption before you select a higher degree of encryption Audio transmission Transfers system sounds and audio outputs from applications to the thin client These are the...

Page 34: ...onnect You can set up up to 5 Citrix master browsers per domain If the first browser is not available the second will be queried and so on Please note that multiple farms can be searched You can there...

Page 35: ...er logging off Give a list of applications which will be launched automatically after a connection to the server has been established To select an application for automatic launching proceed as follow...

Page 36: ...gure how Citrix XenDesktop XenApp applications are displayed With the display filter you can select which applications can be launched in the start menu in the Application Launcher and on the desktop...

Page 37: ...Ok 3 5 5 5 Password Change Menu path Setup Sessions Citrix XenDesktop XenApp Citrix StoreFront Web Interface Password Change In this area you can specify how a connection is established in order to c...

Page 38: ...etup Sessions Citrix XenDesktop XenApp Citrix StoreFront Web Interface Desktop Integration Give the name of the session that you would like to integrate into the desktop From the Launch options specif...

Page 39: ...Citrix Self Service For this session type Version 13 1 4 or higher must be selected in the Citrix Receiver selection page 20 5 6 1 Server Menu path Setup Sessions Citrix XenDesktop XenApp Citrix Self...

Page 40: ...7 Citrix Access Gateway Menu path Setup Sessions Citrix XenDesktop XenApp Citrix Access Gateway With the Citrix Access Gateway CAG client you can establish a VPN connection to a CAG default server Th...

Page 41: ...trix XenDesktop Menu path Setup Sessions Appliance Mode Citrix XenDesktop XenDesktop Delivery Server URL URL of the XenDesktop Delivery server Enable Smartcard Login If this option is enabled the user...

Page 42: ...ither the width or the height Height of on screen keyboard in pixels It is recommended that you specify either the width or the height 5 8 3 Imprivata Menu path Setup Sessions Appliance Mode Imprivata...

Page 43: ...ion is launched Command line Allows you to enter the name of the application program which is to be launched Options Forward X11 connection X11 connections are automatically forwarded to the remote co...

Page 44: ...arts Specifies what pages are shown when the browser is launched Start with a blank page Show my home page Resume previous session All tabs from the last session are reopened Home page Specifies the U...

Page 45: ...is opened by a link If this option is disabled the focus will be retained when a new tab is opened by a link Content Menu path Setup Sessions Browser Browser Global Content In this area you can chang...

Page 46: ...tes given in the form of language abbreviations separated by commas The languages should be given in the order of preference Example With de en fr it the website will be shown in German if available o...

Page 47: ...llows Leave the Username and Password fields empty and launch the browser The dialog window which appears will contain the correct value for the Proxy realm field In the example above the value for th...

Page 48: ...n data of a previous user Automatically recognize proxy configuration for this network With this proxy configuration WPAD Web Proxy Autodiscovery Protocol will be used The browser will determine the U...

Page 49: ...visiting that you do not wish to be tracked i e you do not want your surfing history to be recorded The browser will use the DNT Do Not Track field in the HTTP header for this purpose Observing this s...

Page 50: ...nd search suggestions will be shown in the drop down menu Always use the cursor keys to navigate within pages If this option is enabled caret browsing will be enabled when the browser is launched If c...

Page 51: ...not responsible for problems caused by changing the browser configuration even if the browser configuration was changed in the IGEL setup The configuration parameters can also be changed in the browse...

Page 52: ...you can define commands for the browser Click on a command in order to enable the Edit button Figure 11 Commands setting Encryption Menu path Setup Sessions Browser Browser Global Encryption In this a...

Page 53: ...the certificate Response signer Signer of the response from the OCSP server Service URL URL of the OCSP server When an OCSP server connection fails treat the certificate as invalid If owing to a faile...

Page 54: ...name or a path comprising a number of folder names separated by a menu path will be created for the session The menu path will be used in the start menu and in the desktop context menu Desktop folder...

Page 55: ...e minimum size of the fonts displayed on websites The formats of the websites are overwritten in the process Tabs Menu path Setup Sessions Browser Browser Sessions Session Name Settings Tabs In this a...

Page 56: ...added and OpenGL acceleration disabled in the global settings Encryption Menu path Setup Sessions Browser Browser Sessions Session Name Settings Encryption In this area you can define the settings for...

Page 57: ...face is to be translated into Enable Hide local file system if you do not want the local structure to be displayed when you save files Disable Hide configuration page of the browser if you would like...

Page 58: ...ure the Application menu The following items are pre set Figure 14 Application menu Please note that a number of items are only shown if the corresponding feature is enabled Configure the Application...

Page 59: ...ton Save page button Find button Open file button Developer button Sidebar button Feed button Print button Character encoding button Social share button Panic button Web apps button New window button...

Page 60: ...sions Browser Browser Sessions Context In this area you can disable various items in the browser context menu Figure 16 Context menu settings 5 10 3 Browser Plug ins Menu path Setup Sessions Browser P...

Page 61: ...ult values and cannot be changed User authentication If the option is activated the thin client authenticates with the server using the access data provided in User name and Password Download URL URL...

Page 62: ...available Multimedia Codec Pack Supported formats Supported codecs AVI MPEG ASF restricted under Linux WMA WMV restricted under Linux MP3 OGG MP3 AAC WMA stereo WMV 7 8 9 MPEG 1 2 MPEG4 H 264 AC3 is...

Page 63: ...Endless loop Automatically plays back a play list endlessly until you stop it Random mode Plays back the files in a play list in a random order If you wish choose the visual effects to be used during...

Page 64: ...video playback Specify whether you would like to automatically load subtitles as soon as a video begins Currently the coding for subtitles is always UTF 8 Specify the font and text size for the subtit...

Page 65: ...d back when the session is launched Use the following formats directory filename or http servername filename For the window settings you can choose whether you would like to carry over the global sett...

Page 66: ...separated by a menu path will be created for the Java Web Start session The menu path will be used in the start menu and in the desktop context menu Example Functions Screen functions Desktop folder...

Page 67: ...Viewer Menu path Setup Sessions VNC Viewer Create a VNC Viewer session in order to be able to access remote computers VNC server via the thin client Connection options such as the server address or th...

Page 68: ...Smartcard 6 4 Smartcard Personalization Menu path Setup Accessories Smartcard Personalization Configure the options to start the Smartcard Personalization page 137 6 5 Setup Session Menu path Setup Ac...

Page 69: ...lace and have assigned profiles to various users via the UMS You can save the default settings for users who are not assigned a profile With the other users these settings will be overwritten by the p...

Page 70: ...t Primary display in order to specify the first screen see Screen 1 in the Screen Selection page 88 The taskbar appears on the main screen Mirror displays in order to place the screens over each other...

Page 71: ...Resolution select the highest possible value from the selection list Under Resolution select a much lower value which should simulate the actual resolution of the screen The setup interface is now sho...

Page 72: ...will be used in the start menu and in the desktop context menu Desktop folder If you specify a folder name or a path comprising a number of folder names separated by a menu path will be created for t...

Page 73: ...19 Sound control The system s default volume can be configured or muted in Accessories Sound Mixer Configuration These parameters can also be remotely set via IGEL UMS 6 10 System Log Viewer Menu path...

Page 74: ...gistration Menu path Setup Accessories UMS Registration Registration of the thin client in the IGEL Universal Management Suite can also be performed locally Open the Application Launcher 1 In the Syst...

Page 75: ...how you would like to bring it up After launching the calibration program you will see a pattern with calibration points which must be touched one after another Further setting options can be found un...

Page 76: ...ssible values None No password is requested when launching the Task Manager Administrator The administrator password is requested when launching the Task Manager User The user password is requested wh...

Page 77: ...he extent to which a specific application contributes to memory usage proceed as follows In the search window enter the name of the application or part of the name 1 The Task Manager will now show onl...

Page 78: ...nction can be launched in the Application Launcher s system tab Desktop Context Menu If this option is enabled the Screenshot Tool function can be launched in the desktop context menu Menu folder If y...

Page 79: ...the local cache from an RDP session and open the image in an RDP session application Open with If this option is enabled the screenshot will be opened in your thin client s image viewer as soon as it...

Page 80: ...the on screen keyboard you can either automatically launch it or show the On Screen Keyboard button in the taskbar These settings can be configured for the following cases If the logon dialog is visi...

Page 81: ...Calibration When calibrating your monitor auto adjust please use this special pattern Generally speaking you will achieve better results than if you calibrate the monitor with a conventional desktop a...

Page 82: ...ows you to send contact queries to a network address You can specify the exact number of queries to be sent Alternatively you can enable Unlimited Requests which means that the echo requests will be s...

Page 83: ...tool shows various information regarding your network address The available information types are shown in this screenshot Figure 23 Information types for network address 6 20 System Information Menu...

Page 84: ...ity Drive management shows all recognized USB drives along with their respective properties device name mount point etc Figure 24 Drive management If Dynamic Client Drive Mapping is enabled you will f...

Page 85: ...number from the IGEL setup and hardware information on every connected screen Figure 25 Identify screens 6 24 Upgrade License Menu path Setup Accessories Upgrade License You can distribute additional...

Page 86: ...nch Webcam Information in the Application Launcher System Select a resolution and click Test in order to display the camera image Figure 27 Webcam information A list with all supported video formats c...

Page 87: ...to view a wide range of graphic MIME types image bmp image gif image jpeg image jpg image png image x bmp image x pcx image x tga image x portable pixmap image x portable bitmap image x targa image x...

Page 88: ...88 IGEL Technology GmbH IGEL Zero HDX 5 09 100 7 User Interface You can configure the user interface according to your needs 7 1 Screen Menu path Setup User Interface Display Figure 30 Screen settings...

Page 89: ...olution supported by the screen is determined automatically Screen configuration Every screen connected to the IGEL UD device can be configured independently The position of the individual screens can...

Page 90: ...modes are offered Standby time standby mode Suspend time sleep mode Off time Off If a device is switched on but not used for some time energy can also be saved by reducing the brightness of the screen...

Page 91: ...If you choose the connection type indirect via local host a list of XDMCP hosts will be shown during the startup procedure Select from this list the host that provides the graphical logon Name or IP...

Page 92: ...your thin client To do this you will need to enable this option click on the Calculate button and enter the 32 character key you have received into the Xauthority file on the user s computer List of...

Page 93: ...ssions and do not require this service User Interface Theme Desktop Icon Size Specify the size in which you would like the icons to be displayed on the desktop Single Click Mode This option was set up...

Page 94: ...server In the Desktop Background window enable the option Own background image 1 Give a name for the background image file 2 Specify the download server under Desktop Background Background Image Serv...

Page 95: ...rows columns in Taskbar is set to Automatic the window buttons as well as the symbols in the Quick Start Panel will be shown in a number of rows depending on the height of the taskbar The number of ro...

Page 96: ...bar is shown The mouse pointer must be at the edge of the screen constantly during this time interval This setting is only effective if Taskbar Auto Hide is enabled With the show delay you can prevent...

Page 97: ...umber of rows available for window buttons Possible values Automatic The number of rows depends on the Taskbar height width and Number of rows columns in taskbar parameters see Taskbar page 94 Numeric...

Page 98: ...fore it triggers a switch of desktop You only need to make this setting if you enable at least one of the following options Wrap Workspaces when dragging a window The desktop is switched as soon as a...

Page 99: ...Linc see ThinLinc NX see NX Parallel 2X Client see Parallel 2X Client To use the session control bar proceed as follows To eject a USB device click on To minimize the session view click on To end the...

Page 100: ...sing hotkey Ctrl Shift L Figure 36 Startup Options of Screen Lock Options The screen lock starts automatically after 5 minutes without user action at the thin client The screen lock can be stopped by...

Page 101: ...ou can select the color of the background display a custom image or several images as a slide show or a digital clock whose size and color can be changed A combination of a company logo and the clock...

Page 102: ...ingle image file as the source all images in the folder will be displayed as a slide show the display time for the images can be configured You can configure a digital clock size position on the scree...

Page 103: ...oard type Key repeat Determines the automatic repeat behavior for the keyboard Repeat delay Determines the delay in milliseconds before automatic repetition begins Repeat rate Determines how often a c...

Page 104: ...e within it the initial configuration should take place with a mouse and keyboard connected The setup procedure with an on screen keyboard is described below Touchscreen drivers The touchscreen types...

Page 105: ...screen keyboard for touchscreen use in the setup under Accessories On screen Keyboard The layout for the normal keyboard will also be used for the on screen keyboard Calibrate the touchscreen for opt...

Page 106: ...ds from this manufacturer in sessions proceed as follows Select the checkbox for signotec VCOM Daemon 1 Click on Apply 2 Go to Mapping Serial Connections under ICA or RDP Global 3 Enable COM Port Mapp...

Page 107: ...een active windows using Task Switcher backwards Switch focus to next window Switch focus to next window 2 Enable next window reverse order Open start menu Open start menu 2 7 6 Font Services Menu pat...

Page 108: ...unt point for the fonts can be configured This is necessary for a number of remote applications that search for your fonts in a specific directory Define and enable an NFS font path entry in order to...

Page 109: ...connections here 8 1 LAN interfaces Menu path Setup Network LAN Interfaces Click on Network LAN interfaces in the client setup Choose between automatic network setup with the protocols DHCP and BOOTP...

Page 110: ...r a DHCP server Ensure that the fixed IP address that you enter is not used by another computer in your network If you have to use a gateway to forward the data packages to and from the target network...

Page 111: ...path Setup Network LAN Interfaces Interface Authentication You can enable and configure network port authentication in accordance with the IEEE 802 1x standard here The following settings are availab...

Page 112: ...ivate key Path to the file with the private key for the client certificate The file can be in the PEM base64 DER or PFX format The Private Key Password may be required for access Wake on LAN Menu path...

Page 113: ...onfiguration for your IP Addresses DHCP or manual 3 Select a configuration type for operation with IPv6 4 Enable at least the tray icon context menu and Wireless Manager page 114 items Via the Wireles...

Page 114: ...ay icon Figure 46 Symbol bar with WiFi context menu You will need to have switched on the Wireless Manager under Network LAN Interfaces Wireless page 112 Click on the Wireless Tray Icon in the task ba...

Page 115: ...ng the Wireless 3 Manager for configuration you only need to give the network key this is considerably easier than using the Setup or the UMS for configuration Figure 48 Configure WiFi connection You...

Page 116: ...to a previously unknown hidden network you must first enter the SSID before the access data are retrieved Figure 51 Name of the hidden network If you have configured the available connections you wil...

Page 117: ...d Connections that are specified in the Setup or in the UMS can also be flagged as user defined In most cases however this would not make much sense After all the end user should only be able to delet...

Page 118: ...st and are automatically flagged as User defined Connection to Hidden Networks Hidden wireless networks WLAN without SSID broadcasting can also be connected to Pre defined connections can be used with...

Page 119: ...is one of the most common virtual private network VPN protocols allowing remote users to securely access company networks Automatically establishing a connection during the boot procedure In order to...

Page 120: ...03430 htm describes how you can set up OpenVPN connections 8 4 3 NCP Menu path Setup Network VPN NCP The configuration parameters for the NCP Client are configured exclusively via the client program i...

Page 121: ...view the log Network connection Select one of the network connections pre configured on the GeNUCard for example LAN or WLAN VPN connection Select one of the VPN connections pre configured on the GeNU...

Page 122: ...ypted form in the IGEL setup Save Saves the complete connection along with SSID and password on the GeNUCard Saved connections Delete Deletes the selected connection Edit Opens the selected connection...

Page 123: ...ow will open Enter a user name and password 3 Click on Logon 4 The Internet VPN window will open Figure 60 Internet VPN window In the Internet area configure the connection with the help of the Create...

Page 124: ...or the organization to which the client belongs City state country Enter the location of the client here RSA key length Select a key length one able to be used by the certification authority for the c...

Page 125: ...und when configuring IEEE 802 1x authentication Network LAN Interfaces Interface 1 Authentication or when setting up the wireless network Network LAN Interfaces Wireless Authentication WPA Enterprise...

Page 126: ...ame of the host e g mailserver 3 Confirm the details you have entered by clicking on OK 4 The specified host will now be added to the computer list 8 8 Network Drives Menu path Setup Network Network D...

Page 127: ...can process this protocol with Samba Suite tools hard drives and printers can be used along with Windows hosts Consequently items shared via SMB can be integrated into the thin client by Windows or U...

Page 128: ...t device 9 1 Printers Menu path Setup Devices Printer Various printing systems can be used with the thin client 9 1 1 CUPS Common UNIX Printing System Menu path Setup Devices Printers CUPS The Common...

Page 129: ...dows servers Give the name of the driver under Windows which is to be used If it does not feature in the list it can be specified under Use user defined windows driver name When printing in ICA and RD...

Page 130: ...ted 9 1 3 TCP IP Menu path Setup Devices Printer TCP IP You can assign printers connected to your device to a TCP IP port The LPT1 TCP IP port 3003 is enabled by default The printer can be connected t...

Page 131: ...e provides an overview of pre configured ThinPrint printers Active Indicates whether or not the printer is visible Name of the printer Name under which the printer can be addressed Printer class Name...

Page 132: ...the session Private drive letter for storage drives If this option is enabled each hotplug storage device will be assigned an individual drive letter If this option is disabled a single drive letter...

Page 133: ...ces Automount Here you can define the devices which are to be mounted automatically when accessed List of automount devices Overview of the automount devices The most commonly used devices such as the...

Page 134: ...enu path Setup Devices USB Access Control You can allow and prohibit the use of USB devices on your thin client Specific rules for individual devices or device classes are possible To enable USB acces...

Page 135: ...5 Specify Permissions for the device 6 Possible values Global setting The default setting for hotplug storage devices is used see Default Permission parameter under Hotplug Storage Devices page 131 R...

Page 136: ...d access to specific areas By enabling this password the IGEL setup shell access to Xterm and access to the console will be restricted to the administrator The Reset to Factory Defaults option may onl...

Page 137: ...ithout a smartcard Company key Shared key for smartcards and thin clients For more details see smartcard personalization page 68 You can use the optional IGEL smartcard for local authentication and pe...

Page 138: ...artcard cannot be used on that particular terminal This additional security feature ensures that your terminals cannot be accessed from outside your company It can also be used within the company in o...

Page 139: ...the terminal 1 The applications used by the employee are shown on the terminal Create the sessions you would like to add to the smartcard on the terminal including an autostart 2 option and personali...

Page 140: ...gon Auto Logoff Define an Auto Logoff action which is carried out when you end the last instance of a session type Bring up the Security Login Auto Logoff setup page 1 Choose a Session Type 2 Choose a...

Page 141: ...ess Translation 10 3 1 Realm 1 4 Menu path Setup Devices Security Active Directory Kerberos Realm 1 4 Up to 4 realms where a login is possible can be configured here Realm The name of the realm the do...

Page 142: ...work Time Protocol NTP to set time and date automatically during system boot and with periodic update Make sure the time zone is configured correctly Choose the region from the drop down menus Make su...

Page 143: ...w 4 Save your changes and click on Update Firmware 5 The update process will now proceed automatically The update procedure cannot be carried out via PPP ISDN connections In this case you should use a...

Page 144: ...and the DHCP option 244 is not set either the client will try the list entries until it reaches a UMS server Enable User Information If this option is enabled the user will be informed via a message...

Page 145: ...or another VNC client e g TightVNC The options for the VNC functions are as follows Ask user for permission In a number of countries unannounced mirroring is prohibited by law Do not disable this opt...

Page 146: ...ss is disabled in the default configuration ruser A special remote user whose access to applications can be restricted in Applications access for remote user ruser Pick user or ruser depending on your...

Page 147: ...f performance in a balanced manner according to the demands of programs Suitable for users who are bothered by the fan frequently running at high speed Balanced recommended rapid regulation of perform...

Page 148: ...n is to be taken in the event of a critical battery level No Action Warning Execute Command or Execute Command in Console Critical command Enter a valid command here The standard command user_shutdown...

Page 149: ...hes to standby mode Suspend time Specify the number of minutes before the screen switches to suspend mode Off time Specify the number of minutes before the screen switches off Brightness reduction On...

Page 150: ...is pre selected in the dialog shown Dialog Timeout Time span in seconds after which the option pre selected in the dialog is executed Disable User Message When shutting down the device no dialog which...

Page 151: ...the fan frequently running at high speed Balanced recommended rapid regulation of performance according to the demands of programs recommended Power Saver lowest processor speed The standard settings...

Page 152: ...uts down the system in the proper manner Figure 73 Low charge level Low battery level percentage Here you can configure the battery level percentage below which the battery level is regarded as low Lo...

Page 153: ...wn applications In order for this to be possible a command to call up the application must be entered under Settings 11 7 2 Custom Commands Menu path Setup System Firmware Configuration Custom Command...

Page 154: ...After session configuration All drivers loaded all devices available Network available Partitions available except custom partition System daemons not launched CUPS ThinPrint etc Sessions configured...

Page 155: ...me synchronized with time server UMS settings retrieved but not effective Desktop commands Menu path Setup System Firmware Configuration Custom Commands Desktop Commands Desktop commands run each time...

Page 156: ...ompany logo in the start menu page 157 In the taskbar page 96 Custom bootsplash Menu path Setup System Firmware Customization Corporate Design Custom Bootsplash With a bootsplash you can show your com...

Page 157: ...orporate Design Background Decorate the desktop background with pre defined IGEL backgrounds a fill color or a color gradient or define your own background image You can set up a separate background i...

Page 158: ...ndividual 3 monitor rather than one image across all monitors Specify the image duration in seconds 4 Select the image display mode 5 Small sized hopping small image that jumps across the screen Mediu...

Page 159: ...Custom Commands page 153 In addition the following session parameters can be updated with variables ICA User name ICA sessions Session name Logon ICA Citrix server or Published Application ICA sessio...

Page 160: ...ystem Firmware Customization Custom Commands You can change virtually every firmware parameter in the Registry You will find information on the individual items in the tool tips However changes to the...

Page 161: ...ertificate 126 Citrix Access Gateway 41 Citrix Receiver Selection 21 Citrix Self Service 39 42 Citrix StoreFront Web Interface 35 Citrix XenDesktop 42 Codec 30 Commands 53 81 Company Key 139 Company l...

Page 162: ...4 IGEL Smartcard 138 IGEL System Registry 161 Image viewer 86 Important Information 2 Imprivata 43 Individual interface 111 Input 103 Introduction 6 J Java Control Panel 80 Java Web Start 67 Java Web...

Page 163: ...145 Reset to factory defaults 11 Restarting 57 Routing 127 S Save Sessions 140 Save User and Password 139 SCEP 126 SCIM Input Methods 106 Screen 89 Screen Saver and Screen Lock 100 Screenshot tool 78...

Page 164: ...creen calibration 75 Traceroute 82 U UMS Registration 74 Update 144 Upgrade License 85 USB access control 135 USB Storage Devices 132 User Interface 88 Using the Task Manager 76 V Verbose Boot 10 Vide...

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