Do both the Solaris and Windows users need card-based session mobility/affinity? If not, you can have card users in CAM mode and non-card users not (or vise-versa). You could then set up CAM to run a wrapper script to launch uttsc/rdesktop/citrix/etc. and leave non-CAM alone for the Solaris users. I've done this in multiple sites and it works wonderfully.
Oh, I forgot to mention... to reach the remote systems from the dtlogin screen, click the "Options" menu, "Remote Login" submenu, then either "Enter Host Name ..." or "Choose Host From List ...". Keep in mind that this is raw X over the network, so it's a ton of traffic. If you want the traffic to be lighter, you can create a .profile for the users to vnc them to the remote system. If security is a concern (remote X and vnc are both insecure protocols), you can go a step further and automatically set up an ssh tunnel between the SRS and the system to be displayed and launch vncserver with the -localhost option, so all traffic is authenticated and encrypted, and nicely compressed. If you do this, I recommend using blowfish encryption, as it's considerably faster than the others that ssh supports. -Kevin On 6/23/06, Anthony Worrall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi We are thing of moving all our SunRays over to CAM so that users can choose to access either a Windows box or a Unix box. Connecting to the Windows box is straight forward with uttsc but what is the best way of connecting to a unix box either the SunRay server itself or another unix server? Xnest might be one option. We are thinking about using Secure global desktop but it might be too complicated. Is there a native client for SunRay? Thanks in advance Anthony Worrall _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
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