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TERA1x00 PC-over-IP Administrative Interface User Manual TER0606004 Issue 3 default setting of 90 can reduce the amount of bandwidth required per user while maintaining a minimum limit on the user experience. Note: This example uses the Administration Web Interface for configuring the Portal for Minimum Image Quality and Maximum Initial Image Quality. The Portal OSD may also be used to configure the Portal. See Section 2 On Screen Display (OSD) for matching OSD functionality. The Maximum Initial Image Quality does not have a corresponding parameter on the Portal OSD, as it is intended as an administrator only parameter due to the impact on network traffic. 1. Open the Portal Administration Web Interface for the first user's Portal by using an internet browser to open the Portal IP address 2. Log in to the Portal Administration Web Interface 3. Select the Image webpage from the Configuration menu Figure 80: Portal Minimum Image Quality Configuration 4. Slide the Minimum Image Quality slider to the left 5. Slide the Maximum Initial Image Quality slider to the right 6. Select the Apply button to accept the changes 7. Repeat for the other three user Portals The Minimum Image Quality is now configured towards Perception-Free to increase the maximum quality the system will reduce to under any condition. This effect will only be noticed in limited bandwidth cases. The Minimum Image Quality feature does not alter the bandwidth usage. © 2008 Teradici Corporation Page 99 of 111

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TERA1x00 PC-over-IP Administrative Interface User Manual
TER0606004 Issue 3
© 2008 Teradici Corporation
Page 99 of 111
default setting of 90 can reduce the amount of bandwidth required per user while
maintaining a minimum limit on the user experience.
Note: This example uses the Administration Web Interface for configuring the Portal
for
Minimum Image Quality
and
Maximum Initial Image Quality.
The Portal OSD
may also be used to configure the Portal.
See Section 2 On Screen Display (OSD)
for matching OSD functionality. The
Maximum Initial Image Quality
does not have
a corresponding parameter on the Portal OSD, as it is intended as an administrator
only parameter due to the impact on network traffic.
1.
Open the Portal Administration Web Interface for the first user’s Portal by using
an internet browser to open the Portal IP address
2.
Log in to the Portal Administration Web Interface
3. Select the
Image
webpage from the
Configuration
menu
Figure 80: Portal Minimum Image Quality Configuration
4. Slide the
Minimum Image Quality
slider to the left
5. Slide the
Maximum Initial Image Quality
slider to the right
6. Select the
Apply
button to accept the changes
7.
Repeat for the other three user Portals
The
Minimum Image Quality
is now configured towards
Perception-Free
to
increase the maximum quality the system will reduce to under any condition.
This
effect will only be noticed in limited bandwidth cases.
The
Minimum Image Quality
feature does not alter the bandwidth usage.