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Cisco Virtual Experience Client 2112/2212 INI Files Reference Guide for WTOS 7.0_214
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Appendix B Sample INI Files
Sample Kiosk INI File
host=132.237.20.80 \
username=test1 password="test password"
# Note: it is recommended to start each statement at the begining
# of a new line, and all continuation options are indented with a Tab
# character or multiple spaces for readability.
Sample Kiosk INI File
#
# This file provides an example of an environment where all users
# will use the same ICA connection to perform their work. The
# connection will start as soon as the unit is turned on. In this
# example the connection is to a published application (which could
# be a Windows desktop, but is not in this example).
#
# The following directive disables display of the sign-on dialog
# box.
#
signon=0
#
# The following directive allows the Cisco VXC to attempt to
# locate code files on the FTP server and to update the current
# code on the unit if the version on the server is different.
#
autoload=1
#
# The following directive describes the ICA connection to a
# published application (NotePad in this example). The description
# field provides text that identifies the connection, either under
# the icon on the Cisco VXC desktop (if an icon is specified) or in
# the Connect List dialog box. Note that the directive is continued
# onto multiple lines. Continuation is accomplished by putting the
# following characters at the end of the line to be continued:
#
# \<Enter>
#
# This only works if there is no white space between the \ and the
# <Enter> character (the line will not be continued otherwise).
# There must also be white space between each argument on the
# reassembled line. The continuation sequence does not constitute
# white space; instead, each argument has a trailing blank. The
# leading <TAB> characters on the continuation line serve the same
# function and also contribute to the overall readability. The
# function of each of the arguments is:
#
# connect=ica Specifies that this is a connect statement
# and that the type of connection is ICA
# (currently, ICA is the only supported
# connection type). This must be the first
# item specified on the line.
# description="x" Text to appear under the icon on the Cisco VXC
# desktop and in the Connect List dialog box.
# The text must be surrounded by double
# quotation marks if it contains white space
# or punctuation.
# icon=default The bitmap to be used for the Cisco VXC
# desktop display. The argument is either