Fujitsu eLux NG S26361-F2600-L134 User Manual

 

 

 

 

 

 

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recommend drive E or later) and set it to read-only (if required). Click Apply and OK 
to save the advanced ICA parameters. 

4.  At this point, you can connect to the MetaFrame server. The client drive appears in 

Windows Explorer under the letter you mapped it to. 

 
For more information, see “3.9 Drives” and “3.12 Hardware.” 
 

Troubleshooting 
Do not configure advanced ICA settings for an open or disconnected session! Log off first. 
If the desired client drive does not appear in the ICA session, and you have multiple USB 
devices attached to the Thin Client, check that the mount point you used is correct. 

Client COM port mapping allows devices attached to the Thin Client’s serial ports to be used 
from ICA sessions on a MetaFrame server. This allows local devices like modems, serial 
printers, and bar-code scanners to be used by applications running on the MetaFrame server.  
To map a COM port, you must know the device name of the serial port on the client.  
The serial port device name always begins with “/dev”: 
•  /dev/ttyS0    

: external serial port 

•  /dev/ttyS1    

: internal serial port 

•  /dev/usb/tts/0 

: USB v. 24 converter (PL2303 chip only) 

 

Note: Device names are case sensitive. The letters shown here in lower case must be typed in 
lower case. 

 
Which serial ports are available depends on your hardware platform. 
 
To map a Thin Client COM port to an ICA session, first configure the advanced ICA settings in 
the eLux NG starter, then configure the Citrix MetaFrame ICA server settings.