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NOTE: In addition to the general default settings for remote USB configurations, RGS 5.2.6 and
higher releases support auto-remote and auto-return of user-specified USB devices when using
Windows on both the Sender and Receiver platforms. RGS 5.4.0 introduced a new auto-remote
configuration syntax for the Windows Registry entries. Auto-remote allows specified USB devices
to be automatically attached to a remote Sender session at RGS connection and then returned to
the local client at RGS disconnect.
CAUTION: Enabling auto-remoting of specific USB devices requires modifications to the
Windows Registry. Registry modifications should only be made by experienced personnel.
Because an incorrect Registry setting can cause serious problems, you should always make a
backup of the Registry prior to making any changes.
For information on how to modify the Registry to support auto-remoting. (see Local/Remote USB
Device Management on page 118
Figure 2-18 USB device accessibility for the setting “USB devices are Local/Remote” (Legacy mode)
As can be seen in Figure 2-18 USB device accessibility for the setting “USB devices are Local/Remote”
(Legacy mode) on page 27, USB device accessibility depends on when the USB device is plugged into
the Local Computer. If a USB device is inserted while no RGS connection is established, the device will
be locally-accessible only. If a USB device is inserted while an RGS connection is established, the
device will be remotely-accessible only.
Once a USB device is established as locally-accessible or remotely-accessible, its status can only be
changed by removing and inserting the device while in the alternate RGS connection state (either
connected or not connected). For example, to make a locally-accessible USB device remotely
accessible, the USB device needs to be removed and inserted after an RGS connection is established.
2.16.4 Unique smartcard handling
New with RGS 5.1.3 is unique handling of USB smartcard readers, including Common Access Card
(CAC) readers. Prior to RGS 5.1.3, smartcard readers were handled in the same manner as other USB
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- Acknowledgments 3
- Table of contents 5
- List of tables 12
- List of figures 13
- Software 17
- 1.1 Typical RGS configuration 19
- 1.2 RGS Sender and Receiver 20
- 1.3 RGS features 21
- 1.4 Additional RGS features 22
- 1.5 Tabloid-size page 22
- Hardware 23
- 1.8 Other RGS Documents 24
- 2 RGS overview 25
- 2.2 RGS version numbering 28
- 2.3 RGS licensing 28
- 2.4 RGS products 29
- 2.6 Application support 30
- 2.7 Networking support 31
- 2.8 Connection topologies 31
- 2.8.2 One-to-one connection 32
- 2.8.3 Many-to-one connection 33
- 2.8.4 One-to-many connection 34
- 2.11 RGS operating modes 37
- 2.14 Video overlay surfaces 39
- 2.15 Image quality 39
- 2.16 Remote USB overview 40
- 2.16.1 USB session switching 41
- 2.17 Remote audio 47
- Remote audio 49
- 2.17.2 Remote audio on Linux 50
- Desktop Connection 57
- 2.23 RGS security features 59
- 3 Installing RGS 61
- 3.1.2.13 Disabling Easy Login 84
- 3.1.3.1 Usage 85
- 3.1.3.2 Command line options 85
- 3.2 Installing RGS on Linux 88
- 4 Pre-connection checklist 93
- 5Using RGS 102
- 5.1.1 Receiver Control Panel 105
- 5.1.2 Setup Mode 105
- 5.3 RGS login methods 111
- 5.3.2 Easy Login 112
- 5.4 Changing your password 113
- 5.5 Collaborating 114
- 6 Advanced capabilities 118
- 6.1 General options 119
- 6.2 Auto Launch 120
- 6.3 Game Mode 120
- 6.4 Remote audio operation 121
- 7 Sender 128
- 6.4.5 Using audio 129
- 6.4.6 Potential audio issues 130
- 6.5 Remote USB operation 131
- 6.5.2 USB session switching 134
- 6.6.1 Network timeouts 144
- 6.6.2 Dialog timeouts 149
- 6.7 Hotkeys 151
- 6.9.1 Receiver logging 161
- 6.9.2 Sender logging 162
- 6.10 Statistics 164
- 7 Using Directory Mode 165
- 8 RGS properties 169
- 8.4 Authenticator properties 170
- 8.5 RGS Receiver properties 171
- 8.6 RGS Sender properties 190
- 8.6.1 Sender property groups 191
- 9.1 The HPRemote log 197
- The HPRemote log 199
- 10.2 HPRemote log format 202
- HPRemote log format 203
- 10.3 Agent design issues 207
- 10.3.4 Administrator alerts 208
- 10.4 Sample Agent 210
- 11 Optimizing RGS performance 217
- 12 Troubleshooting RGS 221
- 13 RGS error messages 222
- Receiver error messages 223
- ESX 3.0.1 RGS 5.1 or newer 225
- VMware View) 231
- A.4 Running RGS diagnostics 232
- Table B-1 PDA devices 234
- ENWW 219 235
- Table B-4 Security devices 236
- Table B-6 USB keys 236
- ENWW 221 237
- Table B-10 Floppy drives 238
- Table B-11 Printers 238
- Table B-12 Scanners 238
- ENWW 223 239
- Table B-16 Headsets 240
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