Symantec PC ANYWHERE SOLUTION V 12.5, Manual

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The Access Server Manager window is refreshed automatically, but there can be
delays. You can manually refresh the window to ensure that you see the most
current information.
To open the Access Server Manager
1 On the Start menu, click Programs > Symantec > Symantec pcAnywhere
Access Server > pcAnywhere Access Server.
2 If necessary, in the Symantec pcAnywhere Access Server dialog box, type the
password for the Access Server Manager, and then click OK.
Undocking a host
You can undock a host from the Access Server. When you undock a host from the
Access Server, the host does not attempt to reconnect automatically. To
re-establish a connection with the Access Server, the host user must manually
dock to the Access Server again.
For example, if you reach the maximum number of docked hosts that your license
allows, you can use this feature to temporarily manage connections. You can
undock a host that is less critical to allow a more critical host to dock.
For security purposes, you can undock a host that appears to be unauthorized.
You can then add the IP address to the host blocking list to prevent the host from
re-docking.
See “About managing the Access Server” on page 48.
To undock a host
1 In the Access Server Manager, select the host that you want to undock.
2 In the left navigation pane, under Actions, click Undock Host.
3 In the confirmation dialog, click Yes.
Ending an active session
You can end a remote session that is running. Ending an active session does not
affect the other active sessions that are running through the Access Server. When
an active session is ended, the host automatically docks again to the Access Server.
See “What you can do with the Access Server” on page 44.
See “About managing the Access Server” on page 48.
49 Managing Access Server
Undocking a host