Sun Ray 150, Secure Global Desktop and USB devices
Sun Ray Server 3.1 (Solaris 10 x86)
Secure Global Desktop 4.2 (solaris 10 x86)
I am opening a Windows 2003 terminal services session via SGD in KIOSK mode. The device is using a CAM script which presents a desktop to the clients.
USB support is active on the Sun Ray server and if I connect a USB key to the Sun Ray 150, we are not able to see it in the windows session.
We are however able to access the USB device while in a dtsession.
Has anyone any ideas or has seen this problem before?
[529 byte] By [
byrdo] at [2007-11-26 9:58:39]
# 1
in CAM modus, /tmp/SUNWut/mnt/$USER is not available; just create those
directories at startup (e.g. /ust/dt/config/Xsession.d/0100SUNWut) and give
the proper permissions per user; after this, usb sticks should get be mounted
wihtin a cCAM session; use rdesktop -r disk:USB=/tmp/SUNWut/mnt/$USER/ for
publishing this directory to windows. and utdiskadm -s -a should be used within
a cronjob to remove stale mounts (user removes stick while windows explorer
is using it..., umount fails on sunray side).
-- randy
# 2
Hi,
I tried the method that you were mentioning, I got 'disk1' and 'unnamed' shows up on my users redirected USB drive IF I use UTTSC (not Rdesktop).
This allows me to create any files >8chars in length.
However, if I point the path to /tmp/SUNWut/...$USER/unnamed/ , I can only create files with 8chars or less.
Saw the same phenomenon using Rdesktop command as well as UTTSC.
thanks for any advice,
James
