Tim Rault-Smith wrote:
Thanks Peter.
We are looking at other possible causes including WTS licensing.
uttsc reconnects when hotdesk to different DTU .
This reconnect can be avoided by passing -O option to uttsc .
Thanks
P.S.M.Swamiji
Note: These are my personal opinions, nothing to do with my employer
On 23 Jul 2010, at 19:07, [email protected]
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Hi Tim,
Behaviour you describe below has nothing to do with Mitel scripts.
These just call uttsc (the Oracle/Sun windows connector) to start
the WTS sessions.
While you would probably be able to get what you want on the WTS
sessions from hacking about in the Mitel scripts, I'd recommend
against that, and to customize the Oracle/Sun uttsc side instead
(/opt/SUNWuttsc/bin/uttsc) ( ... which is also license controlled
BTW q;^)
> ... user not have to type in their username
This, as well as login domain, should be controllable through the
uttsc -u and -d parameters, respectively. Don't know about the
screenlock part though -- that's up to WTS.
-- Peter
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Subject: [SunRay-Users] Mitel - Windows
sessions/usernames/passwords
Hi all,
Can anyone confirm for me whether the following behaviour is normal
for a Mitel UICP/Sun Ray solution, with Terminal Services:
- If the user removes their card and puts it back in the same Sun Ray
they are immediately reconnected
- If the user removes their card and puts it back in a different Sun
Ray, their session flashes on the screen briefly and then they get a
Windows login window asking for username and password
As this isn't normal SRSS I'm guessing this must be a side-effect of
the Mitel scripts connecting the user to a new phone. (Unfortunately
I'm not onsite so have limited scope for sitting in front of a UIPC
and testing.)
What the customer wants is for the user not have to type in their
username. Whether this is because the username is automatically
filled in or a screen lock has activated is not important. I think
it can be done by hacking the Mitel scripts, all of which say
'modification is forbidden or we will hunt you down and cancel your
support contract' or words to that effect... :-)
Thanks!
Tim
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