Hello Craig,
On your request:
I would like to see the personal harddrive available on all directories
since this is a very usefull feature.
It looks like this is only working with AD in 3.2. It would be nice if
this would work with Novell edirectory an OpenDS as well.
Kind regards,
Ivar
On Tue, 10 Aug 2010, Matthew Arensberg Wieben wrote:
I had those sort of unable to contact LDAP server errors on RHEL5
when I forgot to install the pdksh rpm that comes with the SRSS
software. Hopefully, that's it.
I tried and no, that's not it. I've tried many things and right now one
Sun
Hello,
I have read the ms-rdp (+ MME) versus vrdp (+ RCA) wiki documents for
3.2 but I still have some questions:
1. What will perform better when playing Flash or mpeg video's?
2. Can VRDP also work in bridged networking mode or will it only work in
a NAT mode?
Kind regards,
Ivar
One question I forgot:
3. I was expecting MME for Windows 7. It seems that this in not part of
VDI 3.2 yet. Is this correct? Is it still on the roadmap?
Ivar
Ivar Janmaat schreef:
Hello,
I have read the ms-rdp (+ MME) versus vrdp (+ RCA) wiki documents for
3.2 but I still have some
Hi,
We would like to show video on our Sunrays, and are using flowplayer and Red5
to stream flash files to a webpage. We have noticed that the colour depth is
very poor around 8bit, the blue seems to be missing. The video is also very
blocky. Is there a firmware option to speed up video to
Well there is:
http://www.seh.de/products/usb-device-servers.html
They did not support isochronous a couple of years ago but maybe you
should contact them for the latest roadmaps.
And there is:
Models SX-2000WG+ and SX-3000GB from Silex which support it as far as I
can see. No experience
RHEL 5.3 is the platform that we've QA'd against. Also, SRSS has
*Never* worked with a default install. There are packages to add,
there are specific Java versions supported, etc.
You've installed the following additional packages?
* Software Development Tools
* glib-1.2.10-20.el5
RCA uses basically the same technology as the flash solution and has the
same limitations as the flash solution in a Sun Ray environment.
Perform better would depend on the situation. Watching a CIF mpeg video
would probably perform better since the decode happens at the DTU.
Watching
I had exactly the same error and stupidly I put the wrong IP in the hosts file.
AS Craig has mentioned you need to put the IP and machine name in the /etc/hosts
James
-Original Message-
From: Craig Bender [mailto:craig.ben...@oracle.com]
Sent: 12 August 2010 14:48
To: SunRay-Users
Now that I've got SRSS 4.2 and SRWC 2.2 installed with the latest
patches all around, I have to say I'm quite impressed with the streamed
media performance. In the three years I've been working with this
product, I've seen it go from barely functional to near-perfect.
Granted, I'm a bit
I want to disable power off on sunray3.
My current config is Solaris 10 5/08 (x86) running SRSS 4.0 127554-05
I have added sunray3+ to network but don't have luxury of updating to
4.2 yet. From what I have researched, it appears I need 4.2 (140994-02
or higher) to load firmware_gui if I want to
I was playing around with one of my new 3+ DTUs yesterday and have one
comment and one question regarding it.
First my comment: I noticed that as I was testing the streaming media
performance, the chassis got quite hot. Testing my 2FS side-by-side, it
never gets nearly as hot as the 3+. It
The 3+ requires to mounted vertically (as it would be on the stand) with
nothing blocking the vents. I hope we documented that.
(Checking...processing...beep beep beep). Sadly it's just a Note in
the Getting Started Guide.
Thanks Graig,
What about audio video sync?
MME uses a sunray audio driver. How is this solved with RCA?
Ivar
Craig Bender schreef:
RCA uses basically the same technology as the flash solution and has
the same limitations as the flash solution in a Sun Ray environment.
Perform better would
So I can still mount it horizontally, so long as the vents are facing
down into the open air? I just lose the lock slot that way. Thanks for
the explanation about the additional heat.
Seth
On 08/12/2010 10:46 AM, Craig Bender wrote:
The 3+ requires to mounted vertically (as it would be on
Technically no because the heat doesn't have a way to escape as it
goes up and you'd be feeding it right back against the heat sink.
Seth Galitzer wrote:
So I can still mount it horizontally, so long as the vents are facing
down into the open air? I just lose the lock slot that way. Thanks
UhhCraig said it can be mounted only vertically.
The idea behind this is probably:
Cool air gets sucked into the lower vent when the hot air inside moves
up and leaves the DTU through the highest vent.
So the cooling airflow through the Sun Ray is caused by heating the air
inside the Sun
I have recently installed oracle/sunray virtual desktop client on a
PC and I have a question about using a USB java card on the PC. We
require the use of a Java card to log in to the Sunray server and we
have disabled USB on the sunray server so you can not use the USB port
on a typical
It depend what you mean by require the use of a Java card to log in
The OVDC does not support passthrough of the smart card today for things
like PKI login, rather it's just used to set the token ID for the
session and hotdesking.
So in short, if you just have a card only policy set on SRSS,
keith.i...@gdc4s.com wrote:
I want to disable power off on sunray3.
My current config is Solaris 10 5/08 (x86) running SRSS 4.0 127554-05
I have added sunray3+ to network but don't have luxury of updating to
4.2 yet. From what I have researched, it appears I need 4.2 (140994-02
or higher) to
On Aug 12, 2010, at 10:08 AM, Steven Gelsie wrote:
I have recently installed oracle/sunray virtual desktop client on
a PC and I have a question about using a USB java card on the PC.
We require the use of a Java card to log in to the Sunray server and
we have disabled USB on the sunray
To clarify, I'm saying:
1. Today there is no capability in .parms or any other server-side
configuration to control power-off behavior, but
2. You can load 4.2 GUI firmware and run it with 4.0 SRSS on the server,
to get the pop-up GUI capability to control power-off.
-Bob
Bob Doolittle
Hello all;
I saw there was a message bout this once before, but no solution.
I recently installed SRSS 4.2 on a CentOS box, and am running things
in Kiosk Mode. I installed the flash plugin into the plugins directory,
and when I call firefox from a SunRay, it has a blue tint to it
Hi,
you must use a flashplayer version 9. I don't know the version in the moment.
Have a look at the archive from this mailing list.
Detlev
Am 12.08.2010 um 19:42 schrieb Brian Imbriani:
Hello all;
I saw there was a message bout this once before, but no solution. I
recently
Craig caught me. :-)
The idea's sound, but you need to use the latest core services patch
rather than 4.2, and of course the path to SUNWutfw will be slightly
different.
Thanks Craig!
-Bob
Original Message
Subject: [Fwd: Re: [SunRay-Users] options to disable power-off
Just a bit more clarification, though we've covered this at least twice
on this alias. Y'all know you can search the archives right? :)
http://www.mail-archive.com/sunray-users@filibeto.org/
Anyways...On with the show.
1) You can't disable the power button via any mechanism today, unless
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/installers/current/9/install_flash_player_9.tar.gz
will fix your smurfing issues.
Here's the original 1.5 year old bug marked as resolved.
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-764
And reopened.
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-3929
None of
Thank you all for the resolutions, will let you know once the fix is
applied. I agree it sounds really strange that Adobe would do such a
thing but *shrugs* hard to argue with the gorilla (is HTML5 here yet?)
On 8/12/2010 2:36 PM, Craig Bender wrote:
We just got some new generic optical usb 3 button mice where the
middle mouse button is a scroll wheel.
We're not talking high quality mice here but the scroll wheel works if
I plug it directly into one of our Sun Ray servers. Also works when I
plug it into my Ubuntu workstation.
When I connect
Any chance the new RCA for VRDP could also be adapted for use on Xnewt for
native sessions, or would that not be as good as the current XVideo
solution?
William Yang
-Original Message-
From: sunray-users-boun...@filibeto.org [mailto:sunray-users-
boun...@filibeto.org] On Behalf Of Wim
totally different animal - if only it was that easy ;-)
On 08/12/2010 03:19 PM, William Yang wrote:
Any chance the new RCA for VRDP could also be adapted for use on Xnewt for
native sessions, or would that not be as good as the current XVideo
solution?
William Yang
-Original
Oh well ;)
-Original Message-
From: sunray-users-boun...@filibeto.org [mailto:sunray-users-
boun...@filibeto.org] On Behalf Of Wim Coekaerts
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 6:23 PM
To: sunray-users@filibeto.org
Subject: Re: [SunRay-Users] vdi3.2
totally different animal - if
On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 1:54 PM, Aaron Wilson aa...@ernieball.com wrote:
We just got some new generic optical usb 3 button mice where the
middle mouse button is a scroll wheel.
We're not talking high quality mice here but the scroll wheel works if
I plug it directly into one of our Sun Ray
OK, so it seems from my research so far that:
a) 'Isochronous mode' is a USB 2.0 and above thing
b) Sun Ray 2 only has 1.1 USB ports
... so that precludes hanging an iPhone off a Sun Ray 2.
A Sun Ray 3 Plus has USB 2.0 ports and therefore might support isochronous
devices, if the rest of the
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