HP ProLiant xw2x220c Remote Graphics Software 5.3.0 User Guide - Page 8

Figures Figure 1-1 Typical RGS configuration ...12 Figure 1-2 RGS Sender and Receiver...13 Figure 1-3 Features of HP RGS ...14 Figure 2-1 Computers and operating systems that support RGS 5.3.0 18 Figure 2-2 RGS version numbering ...19 Figure 2-3 Dialog generated when the RGS Sender is unlicensed 20 Figure 2-5 The Remote Computer frame buffer containing the Windows desktop 21 Figure 2-6 Display of the Remote Computer frame buffer on the Local Computer 22 Figure 2-7 Addition of scroll bars if the Remote Display Window is resized smaller 23 Figure 2-8 A Local Computer displaying two desktop sessions 24 Figure 2-9 Multiple users can access the desktop of a Remote Computer 24 Figure 2-10 Sharing between workstations ...25 Figure 2-11 Standard Login process ...25 Figure 2-12 RGS connection process if another user is already logged into the Remote Computer 26 Figure 2-13 Remote Computer frame buffer requires two monitors to view the Windows desktop 28 Figure 2-14 A Remote Display Window spanning two monitors 28 Figure 2-15 Each Remote Display Window can be positioned to occupy a single monitor 29 Figure 2-16 Image quality slide bar in the Remote Display Window Toolbar 30 Figure 2-17 Remote Computer can access the local USB devices 31 Figure 2-18 The local USB devices can be attached to only one Remote Computer at a time 31 Figure 2-20 Receiver installation dialog to specify the Remote USB Configuration 32 Figure 2-21 USB device accessibility for the setting "USB devices are Local/Remote 33 Figure 2-22 Smartcard reader accessibility pre- and post-RGS connection for settings "USB devices are Remote" or "USB devices are Local/Remote" ...34 Figure 2-23 Configurations supporting remote USB 35 Figure 2-24 RGS audio subsystem on Windows 36 Figure 2-25 RGS audio subsystem on Linux 38 Figure 2-26 Configurations that support remote audio 41 Figure 2-27 Remote Clipboard operation ...42 Figure 2-28 Enabling Remote Clipboard during Sender and Receiver installation on Microsoft Windows systems... 43 Figure 3-1 Receiver Remote USB configuration dialog 48 Figure 3-2 Remote Clipboard Configuration dialog 48 Figure 3-3 Dialog to enable or disable Remote USB in the Sender 52 Figure 3-5 Dialog to enable Single Sign-On or Easy Login 53 Figure 3-6 Configuration of the RGS Sender license 53 Figure 3-7 Diagnostics prompt dialog ...54 Figure 3-8 Output of the RGS Diagnostics Tool 54 Figure 3-9 Sender GUI ...56 Figure 3-10 The Remote Graphics Sender service 57 Figure 3-14 3D Updates tab...58 Figure 3-15 Dialog to enable or disable Single Sign-on and Easy Login 59 Figure 3-16 The dialog presented during Sender installation to enable Single Sign-on or Easy Login 60 Figure 3-17 Using the rgadmin tool to enable Single Sign-on 61 Figure 3-18 Addition of the GinaDLL key to the registry 62 Figure 3-19 Addition of the GinaDllMode key to the registry 62 Figure 3-20 Addition of the GinaDllMode key to the registry 64 Figure 4-1 Viewing NICs ...76 Figure 4-2 NIC IP addresses...76 Figure 4-3 Determining the first NIC ...77 Figure 4-4 Advanced Settings dialog...77 Figure 4-5 Restarting the RGS Sender ...78 Figure 4-6 NIC binding order numerical sequence 78 Figure 4-7 RGS operation through a firewall 79 Figure 5-1 Starting the Receiver on Windows 80 Figures 8