wtware terminal configuration file. terminal features, parameters and their descriptions

8/6/2019 WTware Terminal Configuration File. Terminal Features, Parameters and Their Descriptions

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and their descriptions.

List of parameters

Terminal debugging syslog

Selecting server and session parameters win2kIP, win2kIP2...win2kIP7

Session parameters user, password, domain shell, directory keyboard numlock graphic

Using terminal periphery floppy, cdrom, usb1..usb10, proc

printer sound, sound_level, sound_control com1, com2, com3, com4

smartcard

Others clienthostname include turnoffmenu autoshutdown

managed infobox redraw_delay rdpcompression connect_timeout

Terminal console parameters usbkeyboard mouse, mouse_wheel, mouse_accel_mult video resolution bpp refresh noddc

Terminal debugging

There's no programs without errors. If you think, that WTware terminal works incorrectly oryou've found an error - create report for WTware techsupport. With your help we can makeWTware better. In order to create report:

1. Start WTware event viewer on any Windows-computer. Run "Start - Programs - WTware- Event viewer" (file wtcenter.exe from WTware zip-distribution utils directory).

2. Set syslog parameter value in terminal cofiguration file (or in wizard.wtc file, if the erroroccured in "Terminal configuration wizard"). Parameter value should be IP-address of thecomputer where wtcenter.exe is working:


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syslog = 10.100.50.2

3. Reboot terminal and try to reproduce the error. Terminal sends event logto wtcenter.exe and wtcenter.exe shows it on the screen. When you reproduce theerror, press "Save to file".

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Send this event log file and description of the error to WTware techsupport.

Using of syslog parameter slows down terminal work. So we don't recommend to use it withoutneed.

Selecting server and session parameters

win2kIP parameters group specifies terminal server address. These parameters also allow to select

session settings. Possible values:

1. Connection to specified terminal server. Specify terminal server IP-address (or DNS-name if dhcp-server returns dns-server address):

win2kIP = 10.100.50.2

2. [Only in WTware PRO] Search for the first available server. Terminal sequentially pings all theservers listed and connects to the first respondent. Server list is specified by these parameters:

win2kIP = 10.100.50.2

win2kIP2 = 10.100.50.3 win2kIP3 = 10.100.50.4 win2kIP4 = 10.100.50.5 win2kIP5 = 10.100.50.6 win2kIP6 = 10.100.50.7 win2kIP7 = 10.100.50.8

3. Connection to WTware cluster of terminal servers. For more details about cluster see thisarticle:

1. Autosearch of all the servers from common cluster:

win2kIP = name:common

2. Connect to acc cluster by scanning all the servers listed infile acc.iplist ( acc.iplist text file should be in the same directory as all configurationfiles on tftp-server. This file should contain list of ip-addresses, one by line):

win2kIP = name:acc, list:acc.iplist

4. [Only in WTware PRO] Selection from menu. Address can be both definite server (ip-address orDNS-name) and cluster. Its syntax is similar to 1, 2, 3 items. After address can bekeyword opt: and configuration file name. This configuration file settings are used when userselects corresponding menu item. So different terminal settings can be specified for different

servers. For more details about configuration file inclusion see include option.Unlike include parameter, settings from files, included by opt: keyword, underlie settings in


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main configuration file. After comma should be comment, that user sees in menu. It's obligatoryto specify comments.

win2kIP = name:acc, list:acc.iplist, opt:acc.cfg, Accounts department win2kIP2 = name:finance, Finance department win2kIP3 = 10.100.50.4, opt:inet.cfg, Internet server win2kIP4 = 10.100.50.7, Workplace

Session parameters

By default user should specify login, password and domain (if terminal server is included intodomain) in "Windows login" window when terminal starts. Set these values in configuration fileto simplify user life. Possible values:

1. Definite values. Specified parameters are set automatically in login window. You canspecify any of these parameters - user , password and domain :

user = vasyapupkin domain = MYDOMAIN password = coolpassword

2. Selection from menu. User can select login parameters from menu. Possible values forlogin parameters:

DOMAIN\user[display_name]:password DOMAIN\user:password

user[display_name]:password user:password DOMAIN\user[display_name] DOMAIN\user user

display_name is the name to display in menu. When display_name is not specified username is displayed in menu. These blocks are separated by semicolons. For example, thisline creates menu with 5 items (users vasja and peter from DOMAIN2, basil's passwordis 'joke', john's password is '1'):

user = DOMAIN2\basil[BasilWashington]:joke;DOMAIN2\peter;john:1;july;Guest;--new--

Keyword --new-- tells terminal to leave username empty. You can create as many itemsas can be placed on the screen. Terminal automatically shows them in columns.

If server doesn't accept password - check off checkbox "Always prompt for password" in ControlPanel - Administrative Tools - Terminal Services Configuration - RDP-Tcp - Logon Settings.

[Only in WTware PRO] Usually terminal server starts explorer when user connects. So user seesusual Windows desktop. If you need any other program to start instead of desktop,use shell parameter. Thus Citrix Metaframe Seamless Windows mode can be easily emulated.


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Of course shell parameter won't prevent advanced user from running any other program from"Windows Task manager". Use Windows group policy or special software for such restrictions.Examples of shell usage:

shell = c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe

starts command prompt console;

shell = C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\winword.exe "c:\temp\document1.doc"

runs Microsoft Word and opens document (it should be one line in configuration file).

[Only in WTware PRO] When using shell parameter you may need to set current working

directory. Then use directory parameter. For example, if shell parameter starts commandprompt console, then this line opens command prompt and sets current directoryto c:\windows\temp instead of user home directory:

directory = c:\windows\temp

keyboard parameter determines default keyboard layout in "Windows login" window. Defaultvalue is english layout, also you can set german:

keyboard = de

Or any other from the list below: af (Afrikaans), sq (Albanian), ar (Arabic), ar-sa (Arabic(Saudi Arabia)), ar-iq (Arabic (Iraq)), ar-eg (Arabic (Egypt)), ar-ly (Arabic (Libya)), ar-dz (Arabic (Algeria)), ar-ma (Arabic (Morocco)), ar-tn (Arabic (Tunisia)), ar-om (Arabic(Oman)), ar-ye (Arabic (Yemen)), ar-sy (Arabic (Syria)), ar-jo (Arabic (Jordan)), ar-lb (Arabic (Lebanon)), ar-kw (Arabic (Kuwait)), ar-ae (Arabic (U.A.E.)), ar-bh (Arabic(Bahrain)), ar-qa (Arabic(Qatar)), eu (Basque), bg (Bulgarian), be (Belarusian), ca (Catalan), zh (Chinese), zh-tw (Chinese (Taiwan)), zh-cn (Chinese (China)), zh-hk (Chinese (Hong Kong SAR)), zh-sg (Chinese (Singapore)), hr (Croatian), cs (Czech), da (Danish), nl (Dutch (Netherlands)), nl-be (Dutch (Belgium)), en (English), en-us (English (United States)), en-gb (English (UnitedKingdom)), en-au (English (Australia)), en-ca (English (Canada)), en-nz (English (NewZealand)), en-ie (English (Ireland)), en-za (English (South Africa)), en-jm (English(Jamaica)), en-bz (English (Belize)), en-tt (English(Trinidad)), et (Estonian), fo (Faeroese), fa (Farsi), fi (Finnish), fr (French (France)), fr-be (French (Belgium)), fr-ca (French (Canada)), fr-ch (French (Switzerland)), fr-lu (French(Luxembourg)), gd (Gaelic), de (German (Germany)), de-ch (German (Switzerland)), de-at (German (Austria)), de-lu (German (Luxembourg)), de-li (German(Liechtenstein)), el (Greek), he (Hebrew), hi (Hindi), hu (Hungarian), is (Icelandic), in (Indon

esian),it Italian

((Italy)),it-ch

(Italian(Switzerland)), ja (Japanese), ko (Korean), lv (Latvian), lt (Lithuanian), mk (FYROMacedonian), ms (Malay (Malaysia)), mt (Maltese), no (Norwegian (Bokmal)), no (Norwegian


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(Nynorsk)), pl (Polish), pt-br (Portuguese (Brazil)), pt (Portuguese (Portugal)), rm (Rhaeto-Romanic), ro (Romanian), ro-mo (Romanian (Moldova)), ru (Russian), ru-mo (Russian(Moldova)), sr (Serbian (Cyrillic)), sr (Serbian(Latin)), sk (Slovak), sl (Slovenian), sb (Sorbian), es (Spanish (Traditional Sort)), es-mx (Spanish (Mexico)), es (Spanish (International Sort)), es-gt (Spanish (Guatemala)), es-cr (Spanish (Costa Rica)), es-pa (Spanish (Panama)), es-do (Spanish (DominicanRepublic)), es-ve (Spanish (Venezuela)), es-co (Spanish (Colombia)), es-pe (Spanish(Peru)), es-ar (Spanish (Argentina)), es-ec (Spanish (Ecuador)), es-cl (Spanish (Chile)), es-uy (Spanish (Uruguay)), es-py (Spanish (Paraguay)), es-bo (Spanish (Bolivia)), es-sv (Spanish (El Salvador)), es-hn (Spanish (Honduras)), es-ni (Spanish (Nicaragua)), es-pr (Spanish (Puerto Rico)), sx (Sutu), sv (Swedish), sv-fi (Swedish(Finland)), th (Thai), ts (Tsonga), tn (Tswana), tr (Turkish), uk (Ukrainian), ur (Urdu), vi (Vietnamese), xh (Xhosa), ji (Yiddish), zu (Zulu)

Also you can specify US International keyboard layout. It processes grave in a different way:

keyboard = en-us-int

keyboard = pt-br-int

By default NumLock indicator is on when terminal connects to terminal server. To turn off NumLock set in configuration file:

numlock = off

[Only in WTware PRO] By default additional graphic options turned off to increase operatingspeed and lower network load. To turn them on use graphic parameter. Parameter value is aline containing some of these symbols:

a - desktop wallpaperb - show window contents while movingc - visual effects for menus and windowsd - themes

f - font smoothing (ClearType)

Set parameter value as a sequence of symbols corresponding to the options you want to turnon. For example, to add all options:

graphic = abcd

To show desktop wallpaper:

graphic = a

Windows 2003 Server shows desktop wallpaper only if you set to "Disabled": Start > Run >gpedit.msc > Computer configuration > Administrative templates > Windows components >Terminal services > Enforce removal of remote desktop wallpaper.


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Using terminal periphery

[Only in WTware PRO] You can access terminal floppy-disk, USB-disks and CDROM. To enable

device redirection set corresponding parameter to on or samba . This value determines diskredirection way.

o Value on means, that RDP protocol is used for redirection. We recommend to use thisvalue. Windows 2000 Server doesn't support this way of redirection. Use samba value. Incurrent terminal session disk is available at: \\tsclient\{floppy|cdrom|usbN} .Sometimes (not always, reasons not established) disk automatically appears in "Mycomputer".

If you've set proper parameter in configuration file, but can't see any disk icon - please,make sure that terminal server settings allow client disk redirection. Try to accessWindows-computer disks using standart Microsoft terminal services client (Start >

Programs > Accessories > Communications > Remote desktop connection).

While using terminal disks user should connect and disconnect disks manually. Afterinserting disk, floppy or USB-disk user should place mouse to bottom right screencorner. Then window with buttons appears. Press "connect" button to make terminalread disk contents. It's necessary to press "disconnect" BEFORE disk ejecting, otherwisedisk data can be damaged. This is the only safe way of working with terminal disks.

o Value samba makes terminal run "Microsoft networks" support service. It means, thatany user is able to access disk from any computer in network. Disk is availableat: \\terminal_IP_address\{floppy|cdrom|usbN} .

By default all disk redirections are disabled. Don't allow users to access terminal disks withoutextreme necessity. Firstly, it threatens your computer infrastructure security. Having theopportunity to read\write information to disks, user can bring virus or steal importantinformation. Secondly, redirection uses terminal resources, most of all memory, that could beused for cache.

To access terminal floppy-disk set:

floppy = on

or

floppy = samba

To access terminal CDROM set:

cdrom = on

or

cdrom = samba


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If you use no more than one flash-card at once, set only usb1 = on or usb1 = samba . All otherparameters are needed for card-readers, that work with various cards, or to work with severalcards at once:

usb1 = on or usb1 = samba usb2 = on or usb2 = samba usb3 = on or usb3 = samba usb4 = on or usb4 = samba usb5 = on or usb5 = samba usb6 = on or usb6 = samba usb7 = on or usb7 = samba usb8 = on or usb8 = samba usb9 = on or usb9 = samba usb10 = on or usb10 = samba

When samba is used terminals are included into WTWARE workgroup. If needed you can placethem into your group, then terminals will appear in "My network places". Terminals can beplaced into workgroup, but can't into domain! Workgroup name is specifiedin workgroup parameter:

workgroup = mygroup

For computer stock-taking we created Linux-specific file system /proc . Computer hardwareinformation is stored into different files of this system. The only parameter value is:

proc = on

If printer parameter is specified correctly, printer can be attached to terminal, and allcomputers in the network, including terminal server, can use it.

Possible parameter values:

printer = on

one-way data communication with printer (only from server to printer), lpt parallel port driver

configured to work with 378 port, irq 7.

printer = lpt

one-way data communication with printer, lpt parameters autodetection.

printer = usb

one-way data communication with printer, USB printer.

printer = com1


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one-way data communication with connected to com1 port printer, 9600 bps speed, 8 bitcapacity, no parity check, one stop-bit (9600-8-N-1, common com-port hardwareconfiguration). Expanded parameter syntax:

printer = com1(38400)

specifies 38400 bps speed.

Terminal with attached printer should have fixed IP-address. For more details about how tomake Microsoft DHCP to give fixed terminals addresses see this article. About printer driversinstallation on the server read at this article./p>

How to print from DOS on terminal read here

WTware terminal emulates HP JetDirect hardware print-server (hardware print-server is a smallbox, that connects computer network and printer). With WTware terminal:

o work all printers able to work with hardware print-server HP JetDirect (as well as withany other print-server, all hardware print-servers are HP JetDirect copies),

o work all printers which drivers are included into Window distributive,o work all printers able to print from DOS without additional drivers,o don't work so called Win-printers. Some of win-printers: HP 700c, 820c, 1000c, 3300c,

3400c, DJ 820cxi, LJ 3100; Canon LBP-250/810/1110/1120/1210/2410; EpsonLP1300,EPL 5800/2050+/6200L, C900; Lexmark X5150;Dell A920/940/960, J740;Minolta 1350W/1250W/2300W.

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Up to 4 printers can work on the terminal. printer2 uses port 9101, printer3 uses port 9102and printer4 uses port 9103. If you connect more than one printers of the same type (lpt andlpt, or usb and usb), then check experimentally physical naming order by printing test pages.To print test page in WTware press Del during terminal loading, when "Press Del to enterSETUP" is shown. Press "Terminal configuration" menu item.

printer = lpt

printer2 = lpt

printer3 = usb

printer4 = com1(38400)

If server_only is specified after printer type, terminal ignores all other parameters and simplyworks as print-server, without graphic interface and connection to terminal server. Forexample, printer = lpt,server_only .

[Only in WTware PRO] Windows 2003 Server or Windows XP can redirect sound from server toterminal sound card. Keep in mind, that playing Winamp takes up to 500KBps, i.e. up to half of 10Mbit network bandwidth. Unfortunately, 1-3 seconds delays while playing sound areunavoidable.

Windows 2000 Server doesn't support sound redirection.


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In order to redirect sound to terminal set:

sound = on

Next line leaves sound on server, i.e. makes server sound card to reproduce sound:

sound = remote

By default sound redirection is turned off. If you set proper parameter in configuration file, butan error occures while playing sound or sound is not reproduced - please, make sure, thatterminal server settings allow client sound redirection. Try to redirect sound to Windows-computer using standart Microsoft terminal services client (Start > Programs > Accessories >Communications > Remote desktop connection).

Windows 2003 Server redirects sound only if you set to "Enabled": Start > Run > gpedit.msc >Computer configuration > Administrative templates > Windows components > Terminalservices > Client/Server data redirection > Allow audio redirection.

Terminal sound level:

sound_level = 50

Possible values - from 0 (sound turned off) to 100 (maximum level).

Drivers for some sound cards can't manage hardware sound level. In such cases you can usesoftware sound level control:

sound_control = sw

Some drivers for some sound cards set sound speed incorrectly. For example old AMD GeodeGX1 (Cyrix Kahlua). As a result sound is much faster then it should be. To correct it we addedparameter sound_rate . Specify one of the next values in configuration file:

sound_rate = 32000 sound_rate = 44100 sound_rate = 48000

[Only in WTware PRO] Serial port redirection is far from perfection in Windows 2003 Server. Forexample, available redirection doesn't allow to connect to Internet via COM-port modem onterminal. But for some tasks it will do.

Windows 2000 Server doesn't support serial port redirection.

Better test your device on Windows-computer using standart Microsoft terminal services clientbefore attaching it to WTware terminal COM-port.

In order to redirect serial port COM1 to terminal set:

com1 = on

To redirect COM2:


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com2 = on

To redirect COM3:

com3 = on

To redirect COM4:

com4 = on

Not to cause confusion with physical server ports we recommend to rename physical ports. It'snot obligatory, but otherwise there will be two COM1 ports in terminal session. If applicationshave to deal with these two variants, it can cause errors. To configure ports: rightclick on "MyComputer" > Manage > Device manager > Ports (COM & LPT) > Communications port (COM1)> Properties > Port settings > Advanced > COM-port number. For example, set COM11.Similarly rename COM2 to COM12. Reboot server .

To make sure, that everything is right: connect to terminal server, start command line promptand execute change port command. Correct result is (redirected COM1 port):

COM1 = \Device\RdpDrPort\;COM1:1\tsclient\COM1 COM11 = \Device\Serial0 COM12 = \Device\Serial1

It means, that there's three serial ports available in session. COM11 and COM12 ports arephysical server ports. COM1 is physical terminal COM1 port. In this session any application, thatworks with COM1 device, in fact works with terminal COM1 port.

USB bar code scanners , check printers and other devices with com and usb interfaces alsoshould be connected using com parameter. Then on the terminal server such device is availableas COM-port device. Such devices have USB-COM converter, and terminal makes reconversion.Like Windows-driver terminal creates virtual com-port. To redirect such device with USBinterface specify:

com1 = usb-serial

Partly incompatible ports we saw on SiS 651 motherboards and PCI-controller cards.

Incompatibility is that connection to port fails in Windows session, and in log appearmessages "Broken port? Try comX=on,broken." . For simple devices like bar-code scanners suchport functionality is enough. Specify in configuration file:

com1 = on, broken

For those who understand. broken means DTR_OFF, RTS_OFF . These flags specify constantvalues for the lines. Corresponding Windows commands are ignored when these flags specified.Syntax:

com1 = on, DTR_OFF, RTS_ON com1 = on, DTR_ON

com1 = on, RTS_OFF


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[Only in WTware PRO] Smart-cards redirection is supported only in Windows 2003 Server.

It's impossible to redirect smart-cards in Windows 2000 Server.

In current version only eToken PRO 32K cards supported. To redirect smartcards to terminal

specify:

smartcard = on

Others

Terminal name, that is shown in "Terminal Services Manager" and is used for licensing access toMicrosoft terminal services, is determined by clienthostname parameter:

clienthostname = terminal1

Better to use different names for different terminals. Also terminal name can be received fromDHCP-server (in this case it can be used as a name for configuration file, for more detailssee this article). But clienthostname parameter value underlies received from DHCP-servername. clienthostname default value is wtwXXXXXXXXXXXX, where XXXXXXXXXXXX - terminalMAC-address.

include option helps to move all duplicated parameters into one (two, three...) common files:

include common.wtc

Terminal requests TFTP-server for specified file (that should be in configs directory, containingall configuration files) and includes all parameters in this file. Included file format should besimilar to main configuration file format. Any parameter can be moved to included files. Theamount of includes in main configuration file is optional. Include can't be used in includedfiles. Main configuration file parameters always underlie parameters in included files .

After disconnecting from terminal server terminal automatically connects to server again.Sometimes users don't understand: when are they to shut down computer if there's alwaysWindows on the screen? When you set parameter value to:

turnoffmenu = on

then if parameters win2kIP and user create start menu, terminal adds new menu item "Turn off computer" . Otherwise after disconnect on the screen appears screen saver with the text "Turnoff computer or press Enter to continue."

If parameter value is always:

turnoffmenu = always


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then after disconnect terminal shows screen saver with the text "Turn off computer or pressEnter to continue." AND adds item "Turn off computer" to server and user selection menus, if they are created by win2kIP and user parameters. Press Esc, Sleep, Power when you seescreen saver "Turn off computer..." to turn off terminal.

To make terminal turn off automatically after log off specify:

turnoffmenu = poweroff

This parameters is used to make terminal shut down when it is not connected to server duringspecified time. Then menu for server or user choise or screen saver or information window canappear on the terminal screen. Timeout is specified in minutes:

autoshutdown = 5

You can turn off or restart terminals remotely. It can be useful, for example, when you changedconfiguration files and need to apply these changes immediately. Such line in configuration fileallows to manage terminal from any other computer:

managed = on

And this line allows to manage terminal only from computer with address 192.168.10.15:

managed = 192.168.10.15

Terminals are managed by command line tool rsh.exe included into Windows Serverdistribution. To restart terminal 192.168.10.50 immediately run:

rsh.exe 192.168.10.50 reboot

If you changed configuration file and want terminal to re-read it, terminal should be restarted.You can tell terminal to restart as soon as possible, i.e. when user will exit current session:

rsh.exe 192.168.10.50 update

To turn off terminal run:

rsh.exe 192.168.10.50 shutdown

When moving mouse to right-bottom screen corner - WTware window appears. It containstechnical information: WTware version, terminal server IP, terminal MAC-address. Alsowhen floppy, cdrom, usbN parameters are specified in configuration file connect\disconnectbuttons for disks are placed in this window. When this window makes you nervous, terminal can

show it only if you press one of the control buttons and move mouse to right-bottom corner.Specify one these lines:


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infobox = lctrl

infobox = rctrl

infobox = lalt

infobox = ralt

infobox = lshift

infobox = rshift

lctrl means "left Ctrl button", rshift means "right shift button".

redraw_delay parameter determines maximal screen refresh interval. It is specified inmilliseconds. Possible values - from 50 to 3000, default value is 300.

redraw_delay = 50

When server sends data to screen too fast and terminal can't cope with such data amount -terminal stops screen refreshing and draws image only to frame buffer, in RAM. To see thiseffect run some console application, for example, execute command 'type longtextfile' fromcommand prompt. For there's no output to slow video memory terminal can calculate eachframe faster and thus cope with redraw amount faster. But people don't like when imagefreezes and screen stops refreshing. Small parameter values make image more alive. High

values cause refresh delays but help to increase the speed of large data amounts redraw.

rdpcompression parameter enables RDP packets compression:

rdpcompression = on

Use this option only for lower-bit-rate channels. Compression decreases terminal performancein local networks. Disabled by default.

connect_timeout parameter.

connect_timeout = 15

This line means that terminal will try to connect to server for 15 seconds. Only after that itreports that server is unavailable. May be usefull for slow and unreliable channels.


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Terminal console parameters

Terminal configuration wizard helps to determine and check parameters from this group.It's easier to use wizard than to select values manually.

If USB-keyboard is used and terminal RAM is less 64Mb set:

usbkeyboard = on

On the terminals with no less than 64Mb RAM USB-keybard is autodetected.

If mouse port is not PS/2, set mouse parameter. Possible values:

mouse = usb mouse = com1 mouse = com2 mouse = com3

mouse = com4

On the terminals with no less than 64Mb RAM USB-mouse is autodetected.

If mouse without wheel you must specify:

mouse_wheel = off

mouse_accel_mult parameter changes mouse pointer speed. Default value is 5, possible values

- from 0.01 to 8. To make a very low mouse speed set:mouse_accel_mult = 0.05

video parameter determines video card driver. All possible values are listed below. We insist onusing terminal configuration wizard to select video card driver.

o svgalib 1.4.3 drivers, suffix (S). Tseng ET4000 chip:

video = ET4000(S)

Tseng ET6000 chip:

video = ET6000(S)

Cirrus Logic GD542x chips:

video = Cirrus(S)

Cirrus Logic 546x (laguna) chips:

video = LAGUNA(S)


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Trident TVGA8900/9000 chips:

video = TVGA(S)

Oak Technologies 037/067/077 chips:

video = Oak(S)

S3 Trio chips:

video = S3(S)

S3 savagechip:

video = SAVAGE(S)

ARK Logic chip:video = ARK(S)

old ATI VGA chips:

video = ATI(S)

ATI Mach32 chip:

video = Mach32(S)

ALI2301 chip:

video = ALI(S)

Alliance Technology AT 24 / 25 / 3D chips:

video = APM(S)

nVidia Riva 128 / TNT / GeForce chips:

video = NV3(S)

WD90C31 chip:

video = PARADISE(S)

ATI Rage Pro, mach64 chip:

video = RAGE(S)

ATI Rage 128 chip:

video = R128(S)

Banshee/V3 chip:


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video = BANSHEE(S)

SiS 5597 / 6326 / 620 / 530 chips:

video = SIS(S)

Intel i740 chip:

video = I740(S)

Matrox G200/G400/G450 chips:

video = G400(S)

universal VESA driver, works with almost all cards. IS NOT ABLE TO CHANGE REFRESH FREQUENCY , use it only if there's no native driver for your card.

video = VESA(S)

o svgalib 1.9.20 drivers, suffix (T). Tseng ET4000 chip:

video = ET4000(T)

Tseng ET6000 chip:

video = ET6000(T)

Cirrus Logic GD542x / 543x / 544x chips:

video = Cirrus(T)

Cirrus Logic 546x (laguna) chips:

video = LAGUNA(T)

Trident TVGA8900/9000 chips:

video = TVGA(T)

S3 chips:

video = S3(T)

S3 Savage, Virge chip, some Trio64:

video = SAVAGE(T)

ARK Logic chip:

video = ARK(T)


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ALI2301 chip:

video = ALI(T)

Alliance Technology AT 24 / 25 / 3D chips:

video = APM(T)

nVidia Riva 128 / TNT / GeForce chips:

video = NV3(T)

WD90C31 chip:

video = PARADISE(T)

ATI Rage Pro, mach64 chip:video = RAGE(T)

ATI Rage 128 and Radeon chip:

video = R128(T)

Banshee/V3 chip:

video = BANSHEE(T)

SiS 5597 / 6326 / 620 / 530 chips:

video = SIS(T)

Intel i740 chip:

video = I740(T)

Matrox Mystique / G100 / G200 / G400 / G450 chips:

video = G400(T)

Matrox Millennium, Millennium II:

video = MILLENNIUM(T)

Intel i810 / 815 chips

video = I810(T)

Trident PCI / AGP chips:

video = TRIDENT(T)

Chips & Technologies chips:


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video = C&T(T)

VIA/S3 Unichrome chips:

video = UNICHROME(T)

universal VESA driver, works with almost all cards. IS NOT ABLE TO CHANGE REFRESH FREQUENCY , use it only if there's no native driver for your card:

video = VESA(T)

o Linux Kernel Framebuffer drivers, suffix (F). nVidia Riva/Geforce chips:

video = rivafb(F)

Intel i810, i815 chips:

video = i810fb(F)

Intel 830M/845G/852GM/855GM/865G chips:

video = intelfb(F)

Cirrus Logic GD542x/543x/544x/5480 chips:

video = clgenfb(F)

Matrox Millennium, Millennium II, Mystique, Mystique 220, Productiva G100,Mystique G200, Millennium G200, G400, G450 and G550 chips:

video = matroxfb_base(F)

ATI Mach64 chips:

video = atyfb(F)

ATI Radeon chips:

video = radeonfb(F)

ATI Rage128 chips:

video = aty128fb(F)

SiS 300, 315 and 330 chips:

video = sisfb(F)

Trident CyberXXXX/Image/CyberBlade chips, including VIA EPIA motherboards onPLE133 chip:


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video = tridentfb(F)

VIA/S3 UniChrome (CLE266, KM400, KN400, KM800, KN800, PM800, PN800,CN400) chips, VIA EPIA motherboards on CLE266 chip:

video = viafb(F)

Cyrix MediaGX, Natsemi Geode chips (intergrated into some thinclients):

video = nsc(F)

S3 Savage:

video = savagefb(F)

tdfx voodoo 3/4/5:

video = tdfxfb(F)

o XFree86 4.5.0 drivers, suffix (X). Alliance Promotion AT3D, AT25, AT24 chips:

video = apm(X)

ARK Logic ARK1000PV, ARK2000PV, ARK2000MT chips:

video = ark(X)

ATI chips:

video = ati(X)

Chips and Technologies 65520, 65525, 65530, 65535, 65540, 65545, 65546,65548, 65550, 65554, 65555, 68554, 69000, 64200, 64300 chips:

video = chips(X)

Cirrus Logic Alpine (5430, 5434, 5436, 5446, 5480, 7548) and Laguna (5462,5464, 5465) chips:

video = cirrus(X)

Cyrix MediaGX, Natsemi Geode chips (integrated into some thinclients):

video = cyrix(X)

Permedia and GLINT chips:

video = glint(X)

Intel i740 chip:


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video = i740(X)

Intel i810, i810-dc100, i810e, i815, i830M, i845G, i852GM, i855GM, i865G, i915,i925 chips:

video = i810(X)

Matrox MGA2064W (Millennium I), MGA1064SG (Mystique), MGA2164W(Millennium II) (PCI, AGP), G100, G200, G400, G450, G550 chips:

video = mga(X)

NVIDIA Riva 128, 128ZX, TNT, TNT2 (Ultra, Vanta, M64), GeForce (DDR, 256),Quadro, GeForce2 (GTS, Ultra, MX), GeForce3, Quadro2 chips:

video = nv(X)

S3 964 (revisions 0 and 1), 968, Trio32, Trio64, Trio64, Trio64V+, Trio64UV+,Aurora64V+, Trio64V2, PLATO/PX chips:

video = s3(X)

S3 ViRGE, ViRGE/VX, ViRGE/DX, ViRGE/GX, ViRGE/GX2, ViRGE/MX, ViRGE/MX+,Trio3D, Trio3D/2X chips:

video = s3virge(X)

S3 Savage3D, Savage3D/MV, Savage4, Savage2000, SuperSavage chips:

video = savage(X)

SiS5597/5598, SiS530/620, SiS6326/AGP/DVD, SiS300/305, SiS540,SiS630/730, SiS315/H/PRO SiS550 SiS650/651/650M/740, SiS330 (Xabre) chips:

video = sis(X)

Voodoo Banshee, Voodoo3, Voodoo4, Voodoo5 chips:

video = tdfx(X)

Trident TVGA8900B, TVGA8900C, TVGA8900CL, TVGA9000, TVGA9000i,TVGA9100B, TVGA9200CXr, TVGA8900D, TGUI9440AGi, TGUI9660, TGUI9680,ProVidia 9682, ProVidia 9685, 3DImage975, 3DImage985, Blade3D, Cyber9320,Cyber9382, Cyber9385, Cyber9388, Cyber9397, Cyber9397/DVD, Cyber9520,Cyber9525/DVD CyberBlade/Ai1,CyberBlade/i7, CyberBlade/i1,CyberBlade/DSTN/Ai1, CyberBlade/DSTN/i7, CyberBlade/DSTN/i1,CyberBlade/e4, CyberBladeXP, BladeXP chips, VIA EPIA motherboards on PLE133chip

video = trident(X)

Tseng Labs ET4000AX, ET4000/W32, ET4000/W32i, ET4000/W32p, ET6000,ET6100 chip:


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video = tseng(X)

VIA CLE266 (CLE3122, CLE3022) chip. Used in new VIA EPIA models:

video = via(X)

terminal test under VMWare Workstation:

video = vmware(X)

universal VESA driver, works with almost all cards. IS NOT ABLE TO CHANGE REFRESH FREQUENCY , use it only if there's no native driver for your card:

video = vesa(X)

resolution parameter determines screen resolution. Below is the list of common resolutions.Possibly, some of them are not supported by your video card or driver. Use terminalconfiguration wizard to see available resolutions. [Resolutions higher than 800x600 aresupported only in WTware PRO]

resolution = 640x480 resolution = 800x600 resolution = 1024x768 resolution = 1280x1024 resolution = 1152x864 resolution = 1600x1200 resolution = 960x720 resolution = 1920x1440 resolution = 720x540 resolution = 848x480 resolution = 1072x600 resolution = 1280x720 resolution = 1360x768 resolution = 1800x1012 resolution = 1920x1080 resolution = 2048x1152 resolution = 2048x1536

bpp parameter determines colour depth. Keep in mind, that Windows 2000 Server supports only 8-bit colour . Windows 2003 Server supports all possible colour depths, but not every driver isable to support all values. Use terminal configuration wizard to see available colour depths.

bpp = 8 bpp = 15 bpp = 16 bpp = 24 bpp = 32

refresh parameter determines screen frequency refresh, in Hz. Some LCDs work only with 60or 75 Hz. Use terminal configuration wizard to see all possible frequency refresh values.


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refresh = 60

Only for video=...(X). This option can be used for LCD-monitors, when no other way helps to

resize image to full screen:

noddc = on

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