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Windows Graphics Console Redirection, Do not press the Enter key when prompted by the display.

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Chapter 6 Using Integrated RA to Manage Server Operations Table 6-1. OS/2 Full Screen Keystroke Combinations Local Remote 1. Alt Esc Ctrl-A Esc Esc 2. Ctrl Esc Ctrl-D Esc Esc 3. Home Esc [ H 4. Enter Enter 5. Ctrl-\ Ctrl-D \ 6. Shift F10 Ctrl-F a Ctrl-F 0 7. {hot key} {hot key} Windows Graphics Console Redirection You can use Integrated RA to redirect the entire console including mouse control and all graphic screen elements to a remote terminal. In this way, you can manage the NetServer as if you were on site. To use this option, you must have already installed and configured the pcAnywhere software at both the server (see Chapter 4) and the remote client (see Chapter 5). To graphically redirect your Windows NT or 2000 server console to your remote client: 1. From the remote client, select the "NT Graphics Console Redirection" option from the Console Redirection Menu. The display responds with: To initiate NT Redirection mode, press ... 2. Press Ctrl-1 (the "1" refers to the one key on the typewriter key pad). The remote server waits up to five minutes for the client to connect and take control. If a connection is not established within five minutes, Integrated RA returns to character mode. NOTE Do not press the Enter key when prompted by the display. Instead, press Ctrl-1. The server's graphic console is instantly redirected to the remote client. The display and control of your server's console is then redirected to your remote client. Depending on the speed of your modem connection, all operations performed at the server are displayed on your remote client. Remote mouse and keyboard control are fully implemented. 62

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Chapter 6
Using Integrated RA to Manage Server Operations
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Table 6-1. OS/2 Full Screen Keystroke Combinations
Local
Remote
1. Alt Esc
Ctrl-A Esc Esc
2. Ctrl Esc
Ctrl-D Esc Esc
3. Home
Esc [ H
4. Enter
Enter
5. Ctrl-\
Ctrl-D \
6. Shift F10
Ctrl-F a Ctrl-F 0
7. {hot key}
{hot key}
Windows Graphics Console Redirection
You can use Integrated RA to redirect the entire console including mouse control
and all graphic screen elements to a remote terminal. In this way, you can manage
the NetServer as if you were on site. To use this option, you must have already
installed and configured the pcAnywhere software at both the server (see Chapter
4) and the remote client (see Chapter 5).
To graphically redirect your Windows NT or 2000 server console to your remote
client:
1.
From the remote client, select the
"NT Graphics Console Redirection"
option from the Console Redirection Menu.
The display responds with:
To initiate NT Redirection mode, press <Ctrl>-
<1>...
2.
Press Ctrl-1 (the "1" refers to the one key on the typewriter key pad).
The remote server waits up to five minutes for the client to connect and
take control. If a connection is not established within five minutes,
Integrated RA returns to character mode.
NOTE
Do not press the Enter key when prompted by the display.
Instead, press Ctrl-1. The server's graphic console is instantly
redirected to the remote client.
The display and control of your server's console is then redirected to your
remote client. Depending on the speed of your modem connection, all
operations performed at the server are displayed on your remote client.
Remote mouse and keyboard control are fully implemented.