Joerg Barfurth wrote:
That you want 'seamless' login to another machine implies that you
don't want to authenticate to your SRSS host first. So using kiosk is
fine here - you are unauthenticated on the Sun Ray server host.
Thanks for your reply Joerg. Unless it's possible to authenticate on
the Sun Ray server and get a session from another machine (without
double login), then yeah this is the case.
For performance reasons it would be nice if I wouldn't need to run a
window manager on the Sun Ray server, just so I can connect to another
machine. Although the kiosk session is quite minimal, I still end up
running two window managers per session.
- If your VM is on VirtualBox, it should be possible to use the Sun
Ray Windows Connector Kiosk session to connect to the VM via RDP. I've
seen this work with a current version of Sun xVM VirtualBox and the
upcoming SRWC 2.1.
This sounds good, I didn't realise that windows connector is just a
fancy RDP client. Do you know how does the authentication work? Is it
just a case of setting VirtualBox to use guest authentication for VRDP?
Does this mean I can have sound and USB working?
- If you can get SRSS to run on the VM (not supported with OpenSolaris
atm), then you can use AMGH (or a script with utswitch) to connect to
the VM.
Is anyone at Sun working on support for OpenSolaris yet?
Many thanks,
Andrew
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