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Table 12: User Role Terminal Services Configuration Details (continued)
Your Action Function Option
Enter the hostname or IP
address. Specifies the hostname or IP
address of the Metaframe
terminal server. Host
Enter the client port. Specify the client port on
which the user client
communicates to the terminal
server. Client Port
Enter the server port. Specifies the server port on
which the terminal server
listens to the user client. Server Port
Select Full Screen, 800x600,
1024x768, or 1280x1024 from
the drop–down list.
Allows you to change the size
of the terminal services
window on the user’s
workstation. (By default, the
Secure Access device sets the
window size to full screen.) Screen Size
Select 8-bit, 15-bit, 16-bit,
24-bit, or 32-bit (True Color)
from the drop–down list.
Allows you to change the
color-depth of the terminal
session data. (By default, the
Secure Access device sets the
color depth to 8-bit.) Color Depth
Terminal Services > Terminal Services Sessions > Type > Citrix using default ICA file >
Start Application tab
Enter the path. Specifies where the
application’s executable file
resides on the terminal server. Path to application
Enter the path. Specifies where the terminal
server should place working
files for the application. Working directory
Terminal Services > Terminal Services Sessions > Type > Citrix using default ICA file >
Session Reliability tab > Connect Devices tab
Select the Connect drives
check box to enable this
feature.
Allows user to access local
drives through the terminal
session. Connect drives
Select the Connect printers
check box to enable this
feature.
Allows user to access local
printers through the terminal
session. Connect printers
Select the Connect COM Ports
check box to enable this
feature.
Allows user to access local
COM ports through the
terminal session. Connect COM Ports
Terminal Services > Terminal Services Sessions > Type > Citrix using default ICA file >
Session Reliability tab
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