Switching Sun Ray to one of two exicting servers

I have the same problem as (bugjuice )-I need to switch session on Sun Ray terminal between two servers depending wich card been insrted...I searched all sun blogs,read this posts but still can understand how to cinfigure AMGH and scritp,official manual gives degraded info,please can you describe all process step-by-step.

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...I'm using a separate DHCP on LAN. DTU & TSE (W2K8) are working 95% of time and sometime and randomly, one DTU has a full black screen. The only way to get the login screen of win 2K8 is to reset his own session.
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1. Sun Ray 5 (Sun Ray 4.2)
2. SRWC 2.2
3. Solaris 10 u9 X86 on two x2200
4. Terminal Server on Win2K3 R2 Standard x64 Edition SP2
I have a handful of users and they all logon the same way, which is to enter username & password then I have the following lines at the end of the users' individual .dtprofile file . . .
<begin snip>
DTSOURCEPROFILE=true
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exit
<end snip>
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Mar 16 09:38:31 sunraya Sun Ray Connector proxy:[12941]: [ID 855542 user.error] Child closed socket prematurely, session shutdown
. . . . Using cron, I reset the Sun Ray service twice a day on both servers at 7AM and 7PM . . .
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. . . But this does not appear to having an affect.
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I recently installed SRSS 4.1 I created 6 users for testing, 3 of which use SRWC to connect to Windows VM's. My problem is with the smart cards. They are required for the user access the SunRay and that part works, however it doesnt seem the cards are binded to any particular user. For instance any of the 6 cards can be inserted and logged into any of the accounts (correct username and pw of course). I thought that each card was linked to one user account which provided increased security. The way it is working now is kind of useless.
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It depends very much on which type of card you are using and what authentication mechanism you set up.
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So in VDI the the Username in SRS-DS assoiated with a CARD becomes the virtual Machine name.
( this is not the same as the user name in AMGH but keeping the two the same probably limits the confusion )
If you get hold of a more advanced Public KEY Interchange card, it is possible to set up PKI login to a windows session
this involves some software in the windows XP client to read the smart card in the Sun Ray and to authenticate the card
whit PKI to a known certificate that you have stored for the Card in a Directory ( Active Directory or some other one )
The Sun Ray server can be loaded with the PC/SC - bypass software that allows a Windows server/client using the
Sun Windows Connector RDP software, to read and write directly to the SmartCard inserted in the SUnRay.
The Virtual PC or terminal server will work with the Smartcard reader as if it was local on the WIndows machine.
The "Active CARD" company has such a solution amongst others.
Regards
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I have the Sun Ray Server Software 4.2 setup on two servers but have noticed in our FOG that the failover group has stopped working in that only our primary server is been shown and not the secondary server. Due to this all user sessions are connecting to our primary server. I have tried both cold and warm restarts of the secondary server and also physical reboots of both servers. I have also redone the utreplica.
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Hi ,,,
Suppose we have two servers with two different applications and one Sun Ray Server. How could we direct the Sun Ray Client Sessions to these two application servers simultaneousely??
Regards,
Basem

I'd look at logging in to the application servers individually, using ssh and then tunnelling the X display back to the Sun Ray client.
Something like ssh -X host1 on one terminal window and then ssh -X host2 in the other terminal window.
I think this may work. It does on Linux anyway.
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Hello. I'd like to know, when the SRSS support for OpenSolaris will be available. There is not enough fresh desktop software for Solaris 10 (even blastwave's gnome and kde are too old). Nowadays we have two quite old Solaris 10 terminal servers and we'd like to move them to our new IBM blades. As I understand there are two choices: use Linux and fresh soft or Solaris 10 and old soft. We'd like to use Solaris 11, but SRSS doesn't support it. It seems that we need to switch to Linux. Could we hope that OpenSolaris support will appear in SRSS in a half a year?

It's hard to see how there could ever be formal support for SRSS on any operating system that is as volatile as OpenSolaris. (I'm assuming you mean the distribution named OpenSolaris, originally Project Indiana. If you mean any arbitrary distribution derived from the OpenSolaris source base then that's even less likely.) I can imagine that SRSS might get repackaged or even relicensed in order to make it easier for people to run it on OpenSolaris, but I can't see Sun signing up to provide the traditional multi-year patch-based support program that SRSS has on its current platforms.
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Here is a repost of my article on the sun-ray users mailing list.
Lars Tunkrans
Wed, 27 Jan 2010 09:34:47 -0800
This article is for using Solaris as the Sun Ray server.
I have used a Sun-Ray local USB attached printer in two ways.
Precondition1: The printer was using Postscript rendering.
The printer had its own rendering engine.
The printer was NOT a dumb windows-driver dependant printer.
Precondition2 the user logging on needs to have the printer administrator RBAC role to be allowed
to create /destroy printqueues.
1) Printing from Solaris.
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lpadmin -p printername -v " sunray devicename" -m printermodel
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or any printer emulating the HPlaserjet like many Xerox printers do,
This setup will generate the Postscript protocol on the windows PC , and it will merely
"pass-though" the Solaris spooler without change.
So if you need to print from both the SR server and the windows PC you need to define two spooler queues for each printer. Below are two scripts that have existed in various versions on sun-rays.org that I enhanced a bit and ran from the VDI superstructure to make it do what I wanted. For windows printing you then need to pass the printername as an argument to the "uttsc" startup command.
uttsc ......... -r printer $printername .........
# the SCRIPT "set-printer.sh" for printing from a unix desktop
#!/bin/sh
MACAddr=`ls -l $UTDEVROOT | sed 's/.*\.//'`
PrinterName=$MACAddr
PrinterPath=`ls /tmp/SUNWut/units/IEEE802.$MACAddr/dev/printers/* 2>/dev/null|head -1`
if [ -n "$PrinterPath" ] ; then
cat <<.>$HOME/.printers
_default $PrinterName
Message="Current Printer: $PrinterName"
else
Message="No printer assigned"
fi
# Add or remove the printer to the Solaris spooler (choose only the first printer)
if [ -d /etc/lp/printers/$PrinterName ]; then
if [ -z "$PrinterPath" ]; then
pfexec /usr/sbin/lpadmin -x $PrinterName
fi
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pfexec /usr/sbin/lpadmin -p $PrinterName -v $PrinterPath -A none -o media=A4 -o banner=never -I postscript -T PS -u allow:all
pfexec /usr/bin/enable $PrinterName
pfexec /usr/sbin/accept $PrinterName
fi
zenity --info text="$Message"
# "set-printer.sh" script for Passthrough printing from a windows PC.
#!/bin/sh
MACAddr=`ls -l $UTDEVROOT | sed 's/.*\.//'`
PrinterName=$MACAddr
PrinterPath=`ls /tmp/SUNWut/units/IEEE802.$MACAddr/dev/printers/* 2>/dev/null|head -1`
if [ -n "$PrinterPath" ] ; then
cat <<.>$HOME/.printers
_default $PrinterName
Message="Current Printer: $PrinterName"
else
Message="No printer assigned"
fi
# Add or remove the printer to the Solaris spooler (choose only the first printer)
if [ -d /etc/lp/printers/$PrinterName ]; then
if [ -z "$PrinterPath" ]; then
pfexec /usr/sbin/lpadmin -x $PrinterName
fi
else
pfexec /usr/sbin/lpadmin -p $PrinterName -v $PrinterPath -A none -o media=A4 -o banner=never -I any -u allow:all
pfexec /usr/bin/enable $PrinterName
pfexec /usr/sbin/accept $PrinterName
fi
zenity --info text="$Message"
//Lars
Edited by: ltuarn on Aug 28, 2010 10:32 AM

Bug or wrong configuration of the Sun Ray Server+DTU+17" and 24" screenres.

I have 2 DTU, one has a 17" screen with a resolution of 1280x1024 and the other DTU has a 24" screen with a 1900x1200 resolution attached. The setting of the Sun Ray server is configured only that registrated cards, can make an kiosksession to VMware View 4.6.
When I start the DTU's, there is nothing wrong. The correct screen resolution is displayed on the screen for both DTU's. When I put a smart card into the DTU that has a 17" attached, it's indicates the correct resolution. The problem starts when I hotdesk to the other DTU with the 24" attached to, the session what was builded on the 17" will be showed on the 24". So the the resolution is 1280x1024. With this action there's nothing wrong, because the kiosksession is made on the 17" and no disconnection is made, so this is a correct resolution at this point. When I pull the card out of the 24" DTU, the screenresolution will be still at 1280x1024. It's looks like the setting will be saved on the DTU. Only a restart of a DTU will turn back the good resolution.
When I do the same as the case before, but only I start at the DTU with 24" screen the kiosksession will start at 1900x1200. When I hotdesk to the Other DTU the kiosksession is still at 1900x1200, but only this time when I pull out the card out of the 17" DTU, The DTU will give the right screen resolution of 1280x1024
the DTU's are Sun Ray 3 Plus, it doesn't matter which DTU's I place, the problems seems like that the DTU will save the last screen resolution. I got 300 of these DTU's and try a lot of them, but still the same issue.
Note: with each case explained in this thread, the kiosksession will be started at first time, the kiosksession is not builded yet or has been disconnected.
This behaviour is with a standard installation and configuration of Sun Ray server software 5.1.2. No extra script is implemented. Also I tried the UTRESIZE script that I've found on this forum, but it didn't helped.
Is this problem a bug (known issue) or is this a wrong configuration of me? This is a big issue for me

I have also a lot of fun with different screens, so I walk the "hardwired" mostly when I run into my screen does not look like correctly.
utresadm -a -c MAC -t default 1280x1024@60 ... and then this is nailed, whatever you do with this box. Very effective especially for beamers ...
what you can set, utresdef is your friend, utresadm -p show all the devices overwritten in case you need to change for a new monitor. And finally utresadm -d -c MAC -t default clears the setting.
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