# --- Network configuration
# Give a different name to each PC
# NET_HOSTNAME=MyThinclient
# We are using a cd based system so we don't use tftp server for config
NET_FILE_ENABLED=Off
# If you want to use a DHCP server, comment out these params:
#NET_USE_DHCP=Off
#NET_IP_ADDRESS=192.168.0.70
#NET_MASK=255.255.255.0
#NET_GATEWAY=192.168.0.1
#NET_DNS1=192.168.0.1
#NET_DNS2=192.168.0.21
#NET_DNS_SEARCH=cartoons.org.nz
# --- Session Options
#
# Note: # is a number equal to or greater than 0
#
# SESSION_#_TITLE Title description for SESSION. Needed for replimenu.
# SESSION_#_TYPE Package type, choose beetwen:
# - vncviewer Start vncviewer in X
# - rdesktop Start rdesktop in X
# - x Start x-terminal session (xdm)
# - ssh Start ssh client in linux console
# - telnet Start telnet client in linux console
# - ica Start Citrix ICA client in X
# - tn5250 Start AS400 client in linux console
# SESSION_#_SCREEN Display number to run the X server on
# SESSION_#_AUTOSTART ON Application will be executed immediately at startup
# OFF Application will appear in a menu to be started manually
# SESSION_#_WORKSPACE Workspace to run program on in a window manager
# SESSION_#_type_SERVER IP address/hostname of the server
# SESSION_#_type_OPTIONS Command line options for the session type
# Individual Session Settings, override defaults
#
# IMPORTANT: Make sure you minimum have a SESSION_0. Otherwise you will get an error
# on boot. You may have additional sessions: SESSION_1, SESSION_2 ...
# SESSION_0 is on ctrl-alt-F3
# SESSION_1 is on ctrl-alt-F4
# ... etc.
# If you only have one session, it is a good idea to uncomment this line:
AUTOSTART=On
# Typical Windows 2000 session
#SESSION_0_TITLE="Windows 2000 terminal server"
#SESSION_0_TYPE=rdesktop
#SESSION_0_RDESKTOP_SERVER=192.168.1.1
#SESSION_0_RDESKTOP_OPTIONS="-u 'fred'"
#SESSION_0_TITLE="NewCitrixServer"
#SESSION_0_TYPE=ica
#SESSION_0_ICA_SERVER=xxx.xxx.org.uk
# Important: don't insert spaces in the session title
# ica.xxx.org.uk is a dns round robin address for all citrix servers in farm
SESSION_0_TITLE="CitrixServerAppDesktop"
SESSION_0_TYPE=ica
SESSION_0_ICA_APPLICATION_SET="Desktop"
SESSION_0_ICA_SERVER=ica.xxx.org.uk
# Typical Windows 2003 Server session, with True-color and sound redirection
# Note: use '-a 16' and '-a 24' to get true-color with Windows 2003+
# Older servers don't support these color depths, wrong settings may cause connection to fail.
#SESSION_1_TITLE="Windows 2003 terminal server (16 bit color depth)"
#SESSION_1_TYPE=rdesktop
#SESSION_1_RDESKTOP_SERVER=192.168.1.1
#SESSION_1_RDESKTOP_OPTIONS="-u user -p password -a 16 –r sound"
#Example on USB Printer Redirection for Rdesktop
#SESSION_#_RDESKTOP_OPTIONS="-r printer:usb='DYMO LabelWriter 400 Turbo'"
# Important: don't insert spaces in the session title
#SESSION_0_TITLE="CitrixServer"
#SESSION_0_TYPE=ica
#SESSION_0_ICA_APPLICATION_SET="Microsoft Word"
#SESSION_0_ICA_OPTIONS="-username donald -password qwak"
# ICA: Instead of connecting to an "application set",
# you can directly connect to a specific server desktop
# Important: don't insert spaces in the session title
#SESSION_3_TITLE="CitrixServer"
#SESSION_3_TYPE=ica
#SESSION_3_ICA_SERVER=ICA
#SESSION_#_TITLE="Unix server"
#SESSION_#_TYPE=x
#SESSION_#_X_SERVER=192.168.1.2
# Default is '-query'
##SESSION_#_X_OPTIONS="-indirect"
# You should set also "SCREEN_X_FONT_SERVER", below
#SESSION_#_TITLE="VNC server"
#SESSION_#_TYPE=vncviewer
#SESSION_#_VNCVIEWER_SERVER=192.168.1.2
#SESSION_#_TITLE="Telnet server"
#SESSION_#_TYPE=telnet
#SESSION_#_TELNET_SERVER=192.168.1.2
#SESSION_#_TITLE="SSH server"
#SESSION_#_TYPE=ssh
#SESSION_#_SSH_SERVER=192.168.1.2
#SESSION_#_TITLE="AS400 server"
#SESSION_#_TYPE=tn5250
#SESSION_#_TN5250_SERVER=192.168.1.2
# Use this option to specify keyboard map
#SESSION_#_TN5250_OPTIONS="map=280"
# Other options
#SESSION_#_TN5250_OPTIONS="env.DEVNAME=JDevBox1 +underscores env.TERM=IBM-3477-FC"
# --- General Options
#
# AUDIO_LEVEL Audio Level for sound, 0-100
# KEYBOARD_MAP Keyboard layout
# TIME_ZONE Used to set time zone on TS client by entering the UTC offset.
# This can be set automatically if the appropriate dhcpc option is selected
# (Option 2, time offset in seconds)
# RECONNECT_PROMPT This displays the reconnection/shutdown options for when a session is ended
#
# OFF No reconnect prompt
# ON Reconnect prompt will be displayed
# MENU Shows a menu with a shutdown and reconnection option
# MENUXX As MENU option, but the XX is a time period in minutes.
# After XX minutes shutdown will occur unless the reconnect option
# is choosen
AUDIO_LEVEL=67
# Look inside BuildFiles\build.conf* file for a list of the supported KB layouts
# important to change the keyboard map / timezone to your local settings else time is wrong in the session. Reconnect set to "Shutdown or Reconnect"
KEYBOARD_MAP=en_gb
#TIME_ZONE="UTC-00:00"
TIME_ZONE="GMT+0BST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0"
RECONNECT_PROMPT=MENU01
# --- X Server Options
#
# SCREEN_RESOLUTION Screen resolutions available in the workstations
# SCREEN_COLOR_DEPTH Number of bits per pixel (8,16,24)
# SCREEN_HORIZSYNC Monitor horizontal sync frequency in Khz.
# If left blank Xorg will try to detect with DDC
# SCREEN_VERTREFRESH Monitor vertical refresh frecuency in Hz.
# If left blank Xorg will try to detect with DDC
# SCREEN_X_FONT_SERVER IP address or hostname of the font server for X
#
# Screen Saver Settings
# SCREEN_BLANK_TIME Minutes to X session goes blank
# SCREEN_STANDBY_TIME Minutes to X session goes into standby mode
# SCREEN_SUSPEND_TIME Minutes to X session goes into suspend mode
# SCREEN_OFF_TIME Minutes to X session turn off
#
# MOUSE_PROTOCOL Mouse protocol type (Microsoft, PS/2, etc.)
# (mouse is autodetected, use this only if it fails)
# MOUSE_DEVICE Mouse device: /dev/ttyS0 -> COM1
# /dev/ttyS1 -> COM2
# /dev/ttyS2 -> COM3
# /dev/ttyS3 -> COM4
# /dev/psaux -> PS/2 mouse port
# /dev/input/mice -> USB mouse (needs USB package)
# MOUSE_RESOLUTION Mouse resolution
# MOUSE_ACCELERATION Mouse acceleration
# X_NUMLOCK Set numlock state on boot
# X_COOKIE Will set X Cookie if specified
#SCREEN_RESOLUTION="800x600"
SCREEN_RESOLUTION="1024x768"
SCREEN_COLOR_DEPTH="24"
#SCREEN_HORIZSYNC="30-64"
#SCREEN_VERTREFRESH="56-87"
#SCREEN_X_FONT_SERVER=192.168.1.2:7100
SCREEN_BLANK_TIME=10
SCREEN_STANDBY_TIME=20
SCREEN_SUSPEND_TIME=30
SCREEN_OFF_TIME=60
# Mouse acceleration: We found in testing that the speed of the cursor was much slower that fat clients so we added following options to try and speed it up.
#MOUSE_PROTOCOL=PS/2
MOUSE_PROTOCOL=IMPS/2
#MOUSE_DEVICE=/dev/psaux
#MOUSE_RESOLUTION=100
#X_NUMLOCK=Off
MOUSE_ACCELERATION=1/8
#X_COOKIE=36d71ab65c10ef065702c111a3d31593
# --- Citrix ICA Specific Options
#
# GLOBAL Settings
#ICA_USE_SERVER_KEYBOARD Use default server keyboard, otherwise use KEYBOARD_MAP
# variable
#ICA_BROWSER_PROTOCOL Broswer protocol, can be HTTPonTCP or UDP
#
# APPLICATION SET settings
#ICA_ENCRYPTION Encryption level for ICA
# Valid Settings Below
# "Basic"
# "RC5 (128 bit - Login Only)"
# "RC5 (40 bit)"
# "RC5 (128 bit)"
# "RC5 (56 bit)"
#ICA_COMPRESS Compression, On/Off
#ICA_AUDIO Audio, On/Off
#ICA_AUDIO_QUALITY Audio Quality, Low, Medium, High
#ICA_PRINTER This will turn on ICA autocreate printers, see printer section
# for details, On/Off
#
# NOTE: You must have the lpr package included for this option
# to work.
#
#ICA_APPLICATION_SET Published Application (Not needed if using
# ICA_SERVER)
#ICA_SERVER Server to Connect to (Not needed if using
# ICA_APPLICATION_SET, but needed if the ICA-Masterbrowser
# is not on the local network.)
#ICA_WFCLIENT_type_specific This allows you to specify specific config file details for global ica
# parameters any parameter can be changed with this setting. An example of this is
# ICA_WFCLIENT_CLIENTDRIVE="On"
# See your application manual for documentation on the settings which
# can be used.
#ICA_USE_SERVER_KEYBOARD=Off
ICA_BROWSER_PROTOCOL=HTTPonTCP
#ICA_SERVER=
#ICA_ENCRYPTION=Basic
#ICA_COMPRESS=On
#ICA_AUDIO=On
#ICA_AUDIO_QUALITY=Low
#ICA_PRINTER=off
#ICA_SEAMLESS_WINDOW=Off
# --- LP Server Printing Options
#
# PRINTER_0_NAME Workstation Printer Name, Can be Any Valid Name
# If you have turned ICA_PRINTER=ON then this is the
# name of the printer driver
# PRINTER_0_DEVICE Workstation printer device (if not specified devices
# are not loaded).
# /dev/printers/[0-2] for parallel ports
# /dev/ttyS[0-3] for serial ports
# /dev/usb/lp[0-2] for USB printers
#
# PRINTER_0_TYPE P for parallel, S for serial, U for USB printer
# PRINTER_0_OPTIONS Serial port options.
# PRINTER_1_* See PRINTER_0_*
# PRINTER_2_* See PRINTER_0_*
# PRINTER_3_* See PRINTER_0_*
#PRINTER_0_NAME="parallel"
#PRINTER_0_DEVICE=/dev/printers/0126
#PRINTER_0_TYPE=P
#PRINTER_1_NAME="serial"
#PRINTER_1_DEVICE=/dev/ttyS1
#PRINTER_1_TYPE=S
#PRINTER_1_OPTIONS="speed 38400 -imaxbel"
#PRINTER_2_NAME="usb"
#PRINTER_2_DEVICE=/dev/usb/lp0
#PRINTER_2_TYPE=U
#ICA Autocreate Printer Example
# Local printers can be a bit hit and miss (better with parallel printers).
# Must give thinstation computer a static ip address on dhcp server then
# install printer on print server with static ip address and correct drivers
# and finally change the port in printer settings from
# 9100 to 9101 ONLY IF printer is usb.
PRINTER_0_NAME="parallel"
PRINTER_0_DEVICE=/dev/printers/0
PRINTER_0_TYPE=P
PRINTER_1_NAME="usb"
PRINTER_1_DEVICE=/dev/usb/lp0
PRINTER_1_TYPE=U
Thinstations configuration can be a bit daunting initially but once you get the hang of it, it mostly makes sense.
Please send me your comments or questions.