Re: [SunRay-Users] uttsc -n?

[Anderson, Thomas B (IT Solutions)]

Oops, spelling error. Interrupting - interpreting


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The uttsc command line supports a -n option. This option is used for passing 
a client name. If this option is omitted then the mac address is used. I am 
interrupting this option to pass this information to the Windows system. Is 
that correct? If it is, then where specifically is this information saved.

Solaris 10/SPARC( fully patched)
SRSS 5.1
SRWC 2.3
Windows Terminal Server 2008 R2

Thanks, Tom




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Re: [SunRay-Users] uttsc -n?

[Kim Mount]

Hi Tom,

You'll find it's set as the CLIENTNAME environment variable in the Windows 
session.

Cheers,

Kim



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From: Thomas B Anderson (IT Solutions) thomas.anders...@ngc.com
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Sent: Wednesday, 15 December, 2010 9:59:36 PM
Subject: [SunRay-Users] uttsc -n?




The uttsc command line supports a “-n” option. This option is used for passing 
a client name. If this option is omitted then the mac address is used. I am 
interrupting this option to pass this information to the Windows system. Is 
that correct? If it is, then where specifically is this information saved. 

Solaris 10/SPARC( fully patched) 
SRSS 5.1 
SRWC 2.3 
Windows Terminal Server 2008 R2 

Thanks, Tom 




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