Sorry folks after a long time I am posting my new blog. I could not resist myself when I discover how to send CTRL +ALT+DEL on XenDesktop 5 running on WYSE C10LE client.
WYSE C10LE is dumb thin client running SUSI linux. The way to send all the config using WNOS.INI . This wnos.ini is store inside c:\inetpu\tftp on WDM server. WDM server is setup to manage all WYSE thin clients. WDM is licensed software is provided based on number of licensed procured.
Now comming to actual question how do we send CTRL+ALT+DEL to XenDesktop running windows 7 . When you try to lock it , it will get locked but then how do we unlock it?
Make a entry into WNOS.INI with following setting
"KeySequence=Yes Ctrl+Alt+Del=no Ctrl+Alt+Up=no Ctrl+Alt+Down=no Ctrl+Alt+Left=no Ctrl+Alt+Right=no"
Friday, April 29, 2011
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3 comments:
Wyse ThinOS does not run any type of Linux. Give it to a Linux developer and see if they can do anything....
It is its own OS developed in house by Wyse. Nothing to do with Linux with no lines of code from Linux lurking in it.
WNOS.INI file is the file that will be placed on the FTP server for C10LE to read during boot time. It is not required to be embedded into WyseOS
Regards
Amar Honnungar
try Ctrl F1
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