Users Guide

For the Java client, the native library must be loaded for Pass all keystrokes to server and Single Cursor mode to function. If the native
libraries are not loaded, the Pass all keystrokes to server and Single Cursor options are deselected. If you attempt to select either
of these options, an error message is displayed indicating that the selected options are not supported.
For the ActiveX client, the native library must be loaded for Pass all keystrokes to server function to work. If the native libraries are not
loaded, the Pass all keystrokes to server option is deselected. If you attempt to select this option, an error message is displayed
indicating that the feature is not supported
For MAC operating systems, enable the Enable access of assistive device option in Universal Access for the Pass all keystrokes
to server feature to work.
• Operating system running on the management station and managed system. The key combinations that are meaningful to the
operating system on the management station are not passed to the managed system.
• Virtual Console Viewer mode—Windowed or Full Screen.
In Full Screen mode, Pass all keystrokes to server is enabled by default.
In Windowed mode, the keys passed only when the Virtual Console Viewer is visible and is active.
When changed from Full Screen mode to Windowed mode, the previous state of Pass all keys is resumed.
Related concepts
Java-based virtual console session running on Windows operating system on page 224
Java based virtual console session running on Linux operating system on page 224
ActiveX based virtual console session running on Windows operating system on page 225
Java-based virtual console session running on Windows operating
system
• Ctrl+Alt+Del key is not sent to the managed system, but always interpreted by the management station.
• When Pass All Keystrokes to Server is enabled, the following keys are not sent to the managed system:
○ Browser Back Key
○ Browser Forward Key
○ Browser Refresh key
○ Browser Stop Key
○ Browser Search Key
○ Browser Favorites key
○ Browser Start and Home key
○ Volume mute key
○ Volume down key
○ Volume up key
○ Next track key
○ Previous track key
○ Stop Media key
○ Play/Pause media key
○ Start mail key
○ Select media key
○ Start Application 1 key
○ Start Application 2 key
• All the individual keys (not a combination of different keys, but a single key stroke) are always sent to the managed system. This
includes all the Function keys, Shift, Alt, Ctrl key and Menu keys. Some of these keys affect both management station and managed
system.
For example, if the management station and the managed system is running Windows operating system, and Pass All Keys is disabled,
when you press the Windows key to open the Start Menu, the Start menu opens on both management station and managed system.
However, if Pass All Keys is enabled, then the Start menu is opened only on the managed system and not on the management station.
• When Pass All Keys is disabled, the behavior depends on the key combinations pressed and the special combinations interpreted by
the operating system on the management station.
Java based virtual console session running on Linux operating system
The behavior mentioned for Windows operating system is also applicable for Linux operating system with the following exceptions:
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Configuring and using virtual console