HP Remote Graphics 4.2.0 User's Guide

∙Remote USB: The HP Blade Workstation with RGS Sender supports multiple USB devices connected from an HP Workstation Blade Client. See System Requirements for more details on the supported systems.

∙Screen lock: When the primary user disconnects the desktop of the remote system is locked.

∙Single Sign-on:Enables fewer authentication steps and automatic login and unlocking of the desktop when connecting to a HP Blade Workstation running Windows XP Pro. Activation of RGS Single Sign-on requires enabling the RGS Sender for Windows GINA module (hprgina.dll) which can be selected during installation.

∙Status Bar: A status bar in the RGS Receiver Control Panel provides status notification such as connecting, authenticated, authorizing, and connected messages. The banner in the RGS Control Panel also animates when a connection is in progress.

∙Stateless client: Connections are completely stateless. No data is persistently stored in the Receiver.

∙Timeout Configuration: Network and dialog timeouts can be controlled to meet various network and user requirements. See Network Options and Using Timeouts for more details.

∙Virtual KVM: A single Receiver can establish multiple remote connections to several remote systems simultaneously when run in Directory or Enterprise Service Mode. Virtual KVM (V-KVM) emulates the functionality of a KVM switch in software to provide a convenient method to map workstations to specific displays and switch between them. This feature emulates the capabilities found in a physical KVM switch by allowing the user to easily switch between remote session by "raising" the selected Remote Display Window in a manner similar to the "alt-tab" capability provided in Windows. The receiver can also switch audio between active sessions as described in the Controlling Receiver Settings section using the audio follows focus option.

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