Hi,
after having installed that update I can report that the included
firmware 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41 indeed solves the slow screen
update and stalling problem which was previously reported here.
So everyone is suggested to update their firmwares to that one.
best regards,
jens
Am
Hello,
How is everyone managing tokens/sessions on a multiserver FOG under Linux
without support of NSCM? Everyone using smart cards? I plan on evaluating
SRSS on Linux in the next couple weeks, I know that the features are not common
between operating systems but I am going to give it a
Juarez, Marc wrote:
Hello,
How is everyone managing tokens/sessions on a multiserver FOG under Linux
without support of NSCM? Everyone using smart cards? I plan on evaluating
SRSS on Linux in the next couple weeks, I know that the features are not common
between operating systems but I am
Hotdesking.
On 6/23/11 9:42 AM, Rodney Sparapani wrote:
Juarez, Marc wrote:
Hello,
How is everyone managing tokens/sessions on a multiserver FOG under
Linux without support of NSCM? Everyone using smart cards? I plan on
evaluating SRSS on Linux in the next couple weeks, I know that the
Craig Bender wrote:
Hotdesking.
Is that a plus? No minuses? Seriously, you can do hot-desking now
via the software, although, I admit that typing your username and
password every time gets old. And, frankly, we turned it off since
I have never hot-desked in the 3 years we have been on
That's NSCM. Non-smart card mobility. That feature isn't there with
Linux. Minuses, of course you have cards to deal with (buy, keep track
of, etc). But if you don't hot desk, then no need.
On 6/23/11 10:02 AM, Rodney Sparapani wrote:
Craig Bender wrote:
Hotdesking.
Is that a plus? No
hi,
i' ve been running FF 3.6.14 and Opera browser. And i tested VLC and
MPlayer and work ok, too.
El mié, 22-06-2011 a las 14:58, Karl Rossing escribió:
Which version of FF are you running? I have an open service request.
I'm told that it's a problem with FF 3.6,4 and 5. FF 3.5 should work
They can be tied to security, but the default action out of the box is
for session mobility.
On 6/23/11 11:13 AM, Rodney Sparapani wrote:
Craig Bender wrote:
That's NSCM. Non-smart card mobility. That feature isn't there with
Linux. Minuses, of course you have cards to deal with (buy, keep
A quick Google search shows there is a change in GDM that prevents SRSS from
running right on RHEL6
It's an old bug though with no updates since January
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=586487
Anyone tried installing SRSS on RHEL6 recently?
I'd really like to move to RHEL6 because
