Fujitsu eLux NG S26361-F2600-L134 User Manual
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S26361-F2600-L134
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3.9.4 USB
Drives
eLux NG supports the following USB peripherals:
• card readers
• network cards
• mass storage devices
• mouse / keyboard
• network cards
• mass storage devices
• mouse / keyboard
More than one USB peripheral can be in use at the same time.
Due to security reasons, by default the USB port is disabled for mass storage devices (CD-
ROM, floppy, USB stick, etc.). To enable this port, select the USB mass storage devices
check box in the Hardware tab. To access the mass storage device locally, use the mount
point. See section “3.9.5 Mount points.”
For more information on USB devices, see section “3.12.1 USB Devices.”
Mass storage devices
A pop-up message appears when a mass storage device is successfully connected to the Thin
Client. Alternatively, click the Show detected devices button in the Hardware tab to see the
currently connected USB devices.
A pop-up message appears when a mass storage device is successfully connected to the Thin
Client. Alternatively, click the Show detected devices button in the Hardware tab to see the
currently connected USB devices.
Citrix ICA drive mapping
To access a mass storage device or handheld device from within a Citrix ICA session, it must
be mapped. See section “4.2.5 Client Drive Mapping” for information on mapping client drives
within a Citrix ICA session.
To access a mass storage device or handheld device from within a Citrix ICA session, it must
be mapped. See section “4.2.5 Client Drive Mapping” for information on mapping client drives
within a Citrix ICA session.
3.9.5 Mount
points
eLux NG is Linux based. For this reason, to access a drive from a local application, you must
use a prefix in your drive path. This prefix is the so-called “mount point.” The drive prefixes
are:
use a prefix in your drive path. This prefix is the so-called “mount point.” The drive prefixes
are:
Samba
/smb
NFS
/nfs
Internal floppy
/misc/floppy
Internal CD-ROM
/misc/cdrom
USB mass storage device
/misc/usb[0-7]
Your device may support up to eight USB mass storage devices, depending on your hardware
platform. The mount points are distributed chronologically starting with /misc/usb0, that is,
the first device to be connected receives the mount point /misc/usb0, the second device
/misc/usb1
, etc. For security reasons, the USB port must be activated before use
(Hardware tab).
See section “4.2.5 Client Drive Mapping” for information on mapping client drives within a
Citrix ICA session.
See section “4.2.5 Client Drive Mapping” for information on mapping client drives within a
Citrix ICA session.
Example 1: Setting a browser home directory
To set the browser home directory to a network drive (see section “3.10 Browser Home
Directory” for more details) in the Hardware tab > Browser field enter:
NFS drive:
To set the browser home directory to a network drive (see section “3.10 Browser Home
Directory” for more details) in the Hardware tab > Browser field enter:
NFS drive:
/nfs/smith/browser
Samba:
/smb/g/smith