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WTware configurator. Terminal configuration files management, WTware utilities and WTware services.WTware configurator is a graphical interface for terminal configuration files management and changing terminal settings. One program now contains all WTware utilities, WTware services management, terminal and services logging.
WTware versionIn many configurator windows (when changing terminals configuration, editing configuration parameters or adding new terminal) you see list of WTware versions. Versions list contains all installed on this computer and supported by configurator versions. Sometimes it's neccessary to boot different terminals with different WTware versions. If you use our DHCP-server - WTDHCP service - it tells terminal to boot with specified in configurator version. Also from version to version list of configuration file parameters may change or their possible values may alter. Configurator controls validity of specified parameters and values, just select WTware version for terminal. If "No version" selected, terminal boots with current WTware version (or with version specified in settings of another DHCP-server, not WTDHCP, if you use one). Terminals, configuration parameters, terminal connections and terminal templates, that are
incompatible with specified terminal version, configurator marks with Terminals configuration |
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> Terminals listTerminals list contains MAC-addresses (also hostnames if possible) of сomputers that can work as WTware terminals. Terminal is added to this list automatically when configurator receives message from any WTware service: "I see terminal with such MAC-address and such IP-address". Also you can add terminal with known MAC-address manually. Select terminal from terminals list. On the right side you can see terminal configuration file (section "Comics" - in graphical form, section "Text" - in text form), terminal DHCP parameters used by WTDHCP service (section "DHCP") and terminal logs (section "Logs"). In configurator allowed such operations on terminals:
Edit terminal configuration fileYou can edit configuration file in two ways - in graphical form (section "Comics") and as text file (section "Text"). > >Templates and connections
Templates and connections - included files ( Templates contain terminal parameters. In order to add template to configuration file of selected terminal drag it from list of all templates and drop it to terminal templates area. After dropping you'll see that contents of "Terminal parameters" list changed. Final parameter value, that will be used by terminal, depends on terminal templates order. When one parameter has different values in different templates, value from the last included template will be used in terminal configuration. Try to change templates order in terminal templates list. And see that result value will change in terminal parameters list. Template all - special reserved template, it's automatically included into all terminals. On list of all templates allowed operations: add template, edit template parameters (see parameters editor), remove template. On list of terminal templates allowed operations: view template parameters, change templates order and remove from list. Connections contain limited list of parameters, because not all values can be determined after terminal boot. For example video settings terminal should know before it starts to boot. But server name, user name and what disks should be redirected may differ in different connections. On list of all connections allowed such operations: add connection, edit connection parameters (see parameters editor), remove connection. For more details on how to use connections see section "Terminal screens". Terminal parametersList of terminal parameters - lines "parameter=value" and "source", i.e. where this parameter value was specified. Result parameter value can be determined (in order of priority):
If terminal version selected parameters editor window looks like this: |
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and if "no version" selected it looks like this: |
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You can add new configuration file parameter, edit selected or remove selected parameter from terminal configuration file. If parameter is removed from configuration file, parameter result value for terminal is determined from included templates, template all or as default value. Terminal screensWTware5 supports up to 4 screens on terminal. It looks like this: |
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You can add, remove screens, change their order. One screen exists always.
Screen contents is determined by set of connections with terminal servers. If there's
more than one connection on screen, then you'll see menu for selecting connection on terminal.
Connection parameter You can edit screen connection parameters using the same
parameters editor as while editing terminal parameters.
But set of parameters will differ - most parameters should be determined before terminal boots and can't
change later. When you changed and save connection, its icon changes to
Press "Save" and your configuration file is ready. If terminal configuration file is incompatible
with selected WTware version, then configurator marks terminal in terminals list, incorrect parameters
and\or incorrect included files by sign Terminal configuration file in text form |
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View and edit configuration file in text form. Configuration file changes in text and graphics are synchronized. Press button "Test text" to check, whether entered in text field text file is correct configuration file and is compatible with selected WTware version. At start configurator reads and checks all configuration files from data directory for correctness.
Sometimes it failes to read configuration file even without version. For example in text file
specified more than 4 screens (line DHCP parameters |
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In new version we released WTDHCP service - our DHCP-server. In this section you can specify DHCP parameters for this terminal. Also you can manually set static terminal IP. "Default parameters" are values that WTDHCP service uses for all terminals by default. "Interfaces" and "DHCP address ranges" - shortcuts to useful for WTDHCP service utilities. Terminal logs |
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Terminal logs are messages from services, from configurator, errors - all we need to solve problems with terminal work. Also you can restart and shutdown terminal remotely. Utilities |
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Found an error? Report us.There's no programs without errors. If you think, that WTware terminal works incorrectly or you've found an error - create report for WTware techsupport. With your help we can make WTware better. In order to create report:
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