Secure Global Desktop Administration Guide
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Emulator Sessions properties (array-wide)
Attributes on the Emulator Sessions Properties panel of
Array Manager control the resumability of applications. The
attributes apply to all array members.
From the command line, use tarantella config to view and edit
these settings.
Changes to these attributes take effect immediately.
| Array Manager | Command line | Description |
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| Resumability Timeout: webtop session | --sessions-timeout-session mins |
- For applications configured to be "Webtop
session" resumable,
the length of time (in minutes) a suspended emulator session is guaranteed
to be resumable after the user disconnects. (Note that if the
user logs out, these emulator sessions end.)
- After this period the Secure Global Desktop server will end the
session.
- You can override this setting in an application's properties.
|
| Resumability Timeout: Always | --sessions-timeout-always mins |
- For applications configured to be "Always"
resumable, the length
of time (in minutes) a suspended emulator session is guaranteed to
be resumable after the user disconnects or logs out.
- After this period the Secure Global Desktop server will end the
session.
- You can override this setting in an application's properties.
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| AIP Keepalive | --sessions-aipkeepalive secs |
- How often a keepalive message is sent to client devices
during emulator sessions. The default value is
100 seconds.
- Some HTTP proxy servers will close a connection if there is no activity on it.
Using a keepalive ensures a connection stays open. If you change this value,
you may also want to change the corresponding
client-side keepalive.
- Set this to
0 to disable keepalive messages.
- This is also used keep open connections between the client and the Secure Global Desktop
server for client drive mapping.
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