HP Remote Graphics Software 6.0 User Guide

In the above examples:

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Local user sally is assigned remote computers RC_1, RC_2, and RC_3

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Local user joe is assigned remote computers RC_4 RC_5, and RC_6

If the domain name, user name, or remote computer contains white-space characters, the name can

be enclosed in double-quotes, as follows:

"domain 1" "sally user" "RC 1" "RC 2" "RC 3"

"domain 1" "joe user" "RC 4" "RC 5" "RC 6"

The domain name does not apply when using the directory file for Linux users. Instead, use the

keyword "UNIX" in place of the domain name. For example:

UNIX sally RC_1 RC_2 RC_3

Comment lines in the directory file are preceded by the “#” character in the first column.

Starting the Receiver in Directory Mode

Before attempting a connection in Directory Mode for the first time, HP recommends that you verify

that RGS can connect to each computer individually in Normal Mode (see

Using RGS in Normal

Mode on page 41). The Pre-connection checklist on page 25 can be used to verify that the computer

and network parameters are set correctly. After Normal Mode connectivity is verified, start the

Receiver in Directory Mode.

To start the Receiver in Directory Mode in Windows:

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Go to Start > HP > HP Remote Graphics Software > HP RGS Directory Mode.

Alternately, the Receiver can be started in Directory Mode from a command line, using either of the

following:

C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Remote Graphics Receiver\rgreceiver.exe -

directory “file”

C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Remote Graphics Receiver\rgreceiver.exe -