HP Neoware e90 User Manual for Neoware Appliances Running Windows CE - Page 76

Single Button Connection Manager, Selecting startup options

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Using Connections Single Button Connection Manager 2 Double-click a connection name (or the following options). Or click a connection name, and then click Connect or press the Enter key. Or press ↑ or ↓ to highlight a connection name, and then press Enter. To use the default connection, simply click Connect or press Enter. 3 If Automatic Logon wasn't selected for the connection, type your logon information, and then click OK. You can start more connections now. If the appliance is set to display the Single Button Connection Manager then clicking the Connect button starts the default server con- nection on the appliance. Note: See "Selecting startup options" below to learn how to specify which server connection is the default. Selecting startup options Tip You can set all your connections start automatically. To learn how, see page 37. As startup options, you can select a default and an autostart connection. The default connection is highlighted in the Connection Manager. An autostart connection starts whenever your Neoware appliance does. If you don't select a default connection, the first connection listed in the Connection Manager will be used. The autostart connection, if any, also functions as the default connection. Selecting another default connection returns the autostart connection to normal status. 1 In the Connection Manager Configure tab, click a connection name. 76 Starting a ICA or RDP connection

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Using Connections
76
Starting a ICA or RDP connection
2
Double-click a connection name (or the following options).
Or click a connection name, and then click Connect or press the
Enter key.
Or press
or
to highlight a connection name, and then press
Enter.
To use the default connection, simply click Connect or press
Enter.
3
If Automatic Logon wasn’t selected for the connection, type
your logon information, and then click OK.
You can start more connections now.
Single Button
Connection
Manager
If the appliance is set to display the Single Button Connection Man-
ager then clicking the Connect button starts the default server con-
nection on the appliance. Note: See “Selecting startup options”
below to learn how to specify which server connection is the default.
Selecting startup
options
As startup options, you can select a default and an autostart connec-
tion. The default connection is highlighted in the Connection Man-
ager. An autostart connection starts whenever your Neoware
appliance does.
If you don’t select a default connection, the first connection listed in
the Connection Manager will be used. The autostart connection, if
any, also functions as the default connection. Selecting another
default connection returns the autostart connection to normal status.
1
In the Connection Manager Configure tab, click a connection
name.
Tip
You can set all your con-
nections start automati-
cally. To learn how, see
page 37.