HP Neoware e90 User Manual for Neoware Appliances Running Windows CE - Page 125

Accept other VNC Clients., You can choose to accept other VNC client connections by checking

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Changing Appliance Properties ezAnywhere dialog. By default, only ezRemote Manager-initiated ezAnywhere sessions are accepted by the thin client appliance (requiring the appropriate password if an appliance password has been set). Unless the default configuration is changed, the appliance user is queried for permission before the connection is made. However, if the appliance user does not respond to the query within a timeout period, the connection will automatically continue. Note: Disabling ezAnywhere shadowing will disable the administrator's ability to remotely configure the thin client appliance using ezRemote Manager. However, the administrator will still be able to update the By default, the appliance user can refuse the shadow connection by clicking No within 5 seconds. Otherwise, the unattended remote administration connection will be allowed. By default, shadowing attempts from stand-alone VNC clients (i.e., not initiated from an ezRemote Manager session) are disallowed. You can choose to accept other VNC client connections by checking Accept other VNC Clients. Note: If you choose to accept other VNC client connections, you must enter a password in the Password field. If the Accept other VNC Clients checkbox is checked, you may also decide whether or not to automatically accept the connection if the appliance user does not reject the connection within the timeout period. ezAnywhere icon 125 Creating Connections

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Changing Appliance Properties
ezAnywhere icon
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Creating Connections
ezAnywhere dialog. By default, only ezRemote Manager-initiated
ezAnywhere sessions are accepted by the thin client appliance
(requiring the appropriate password if an appliance password has
been set). Unless the default configuration is changed, the appliance
user is queried for permission before the connection is made. How-
ever, if the appliance user does not respond to the query within a
timeout period, the connection will automatically continue.
By default, shadowing attempts from stand-alone VNC clients (
i.e.,
not initiated from an ezRemote Manager session) are disallowed.
You can choose to accept other VNC client connections by checking
Accept other VNC Clients.
Note:
If you choose to accept other VNC
client connections, you
must
enter a password in the Password field.
If the Accept other VNC Clients checkbox is checked, you may also
decide whether or not to automatically accept the connection if the
appliance user does not reject the connection within the timeout
period.
By default, the appliance user can
refuse the shadow connection by
clicking No within 5 seconds. Other-
wise, the unattended remote admin-
istration connection will be allowed.
Note: Disabling ezAny-
where shadowing will
disable the administra-
tor’s ability to remotely
configure the thin cli-
ent appliance using
ezRemote Manager.
However, the adminis-
trator
will still be
able to update the