Contents
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Using Directory Mode
7-1-1
Directory file format
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7-1-2
Starting the Receiver in Directory Mode
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RGS properties
8-1
Property syntax
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8-2
Setting property values in a configuration file
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8-3
Setting properties on the command line
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8-4
Authenticator properties
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8-5
RGS Receiver properties
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8-5-1
Receiver property hierarchy
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8-5-2
Receiver property groups
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8-5-3
Receiver general properties
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8-5-4
Receiver browser properties
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8-5-5
Receiver audio properties
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8-5-6
Receiver microphone property
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8-5-7
Receiver USB properties
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8-5-8
Receiver network properties
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8-5-9
Receiver hotkey properties
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8-5-10
Receiver Remote Clipboard properties
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8-5-11
Receiver logging properties
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8-5-12
Receiver image codec properties
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8-5-13
Windows placement and size properties
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8-6
RGS Sender properties
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8-6-1
Sender property groups
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8-6-2
Sender general properties
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8-6-3
Sender microphone property
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8-6-4
Sender network timeout properties
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8-6-5
Sender USB access control list properties
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8-6-6
Sender NIC binding properties
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8-6-7
Sender clipboard property
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Sender event logging on Windows
9-1
The HPRemote log
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9-2
Usages of the HPRemote log
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9-3
Additional information on event logging
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Remote Application Termination
10-1
RGS connection and user status
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10-2
HPRemote log format
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10-3
Sample agent
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10-4
Agent design issues
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10-5
Additional safeguard features for Windows systems
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Optimizing RGS performance
11-1
Performance tuning for all platforms
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11-2
Performance tuning for Windows
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11-3
Troubleshooting graphics performance
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11-4
Configuring your network for optimal performance
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Troubleshooting RGS
12-1
Potential RGS issues and troubleshooting suggestions
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RGS error messages
13-1
Receiver error messages
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Appendix A: Using RGS with HP VDI
A-1 VMware ESX networking considerations
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A-2 Using RGS with static HP VDI
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A-2-1 Create a new virtual machine
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