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Does anyone know if USB redirection has any limitations in WTOS? I am having problems, so far I’ve only gotten 1 device out of 4 to work.
2 – USB powered HDDs – R10L recognizes the drive in device manager, no redirection
1 – USB HDD with external power – same result as above
1 – USB stick – recognized and redirected.
It seems to me that of the R10L recognizes the drive it should redirect.
ini settings
;*************************************************************
;* General Session *
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SessionConfig=ALL MapDisks=yes VUSB_DISKS=yes Fullscreen=yes Resolution=default
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;* RDP *
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SessionConfig=RDP USBRedirection=RDP
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;- RDP Session 1 -
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CONNECT=RDP
Host=TSHOSTNAME
Description="PBPP Intranet"
Icon=default
AutoConnect=yes
Reconnect=no
Colors=high
Fullscreen=yes
Resolution=default
Domainname=DOMAIN
Mapdisks=yes
LocalCopy=no
So I think I have a theory. Seems like any flash device that is formatted as Fat32 will work. All the USB HDDs that have only seem to be able to be formatted in either exFat or NTFS, at least when trying to format them via Windows 7. Going to see what an XP machine offers me. Will post back with the results.
Well my theory was correct. Apparently WTOS does not support redirection of exFat or NTFS usb drives. I formatted one of the USB powered HDDs using a utility called Fat32Format. http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm?fat32format.htm. The drive is now visible through the RDP. Kind of a bummer but I will take what works for now.
We are trying (unsuccessfully) to get this to work as well.
R10L’s, 7.1_122 ThinOS, 4GB Kingston DataTraveler 100 G2 formatted as FAT32
# Diable checking for firmware update
AutoLoad=0
# Waits for user to press power button to power on
AutoPower=no
# Front power button is enabled
DisableButton=no
# Enable G-Key Factory Reset
EnableGKey=yes
# Dual Monitor Display Settings
DualHead=yes
ManualOverride=yes
Mainscreen=1
Orientation=hort
Taskbar=mainscreen
# Enable VNC Shadowing
MaxVNCD=1
# System configuration
SysMode=vdi
toolbardisable=no
toolbardisablemouse=yes
toolbarclick=no
toolbardisablehotkey=no
ToolbarEnableOneSession=yes
# VNC Password
VncPassword=****
#KeySequence
KeySequence=yes
Ctrl+Alt+Del=no
Ctrl+Alt+Up=yes
Ctrl+Alt+Down=no
Ctrl+Alt+Left=no
Ctrl+Alt+Right=no
# Volume Settings; mute=3 turns off the system beep
Device=audio
volume=middle
mute=3
# Sets the color depth of the terminal desktop
DesktopColorDepth=16
# Mouse pointer speed
MouseNewSpeed=5
# Connection Settings
# Connection to , 'Desktop' application, in full-screen mode
# Autosignoff will automatically restart the terminal when the last active session is closed
Connect=ICA
Autoconnect=1
Browserip=
Application="Desktop"
Description="XenApp"
Domainname=""
Seamless=yes
Fullscreen=yes
Logon_mode=user-specified
Autosignoff=yes
Reboot=yes
# Shutdown the terminal, do not standby
Shutdown=turnoff
Shutdowncount=5
# Do not prompt for user permission to shadow the terminal
VNCPrompt=no
# Disable the Sign-On Process for the terminal (not the applications)
SignOn=no
# unsure on these
sessionconfig=all mapdisks=yes vusb_disks=yes
sessionconfig=ica mapdisksunderz=U usbredirection=ICAThe terminal picks up the device fine, seems that it’s 4gb, and assigns it to D:
what i’m having trouble with is getting these devices to populate into the desktop session
I’m under the impression that I need some certain policies enabled on the Citrix Delivery Services Console but i’m not sure which
also, if you wish to critique any of the rest of the wnos.ini please do so, but I’m mainly here for help with getting USB devices (flash drives and optical drives) to work
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