nsainstitute.blogg.se - Usb redirector client for mac

You can configure filtering and splitting rules to include USB devices, or to exclude USB devices from being redirected. You can now use defaults write property value to update the rules.

In the first Terminal window, run the following command: sudo rm -rf /tmp/usb.plist.

Open a Terminal window (press command+N) and run the following command: defaults import /tmp/usb.plist.

On the Mac client, open Terminal ( /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app) and run the following command: sudo defaults export /tmp/usb.plist.

You can use the following procedure to move rules that use sudo to new rules that do not use sudo. In previous Horizon Client releases, you had to use sudo to configure USB filtering and splitting rules. Using Rules from a Previous Horizon Client Release For information about how USB settings on the client work together with View Agent or Horizon Agent USB policies, see the topics about using policies to control USB redirection in the Configuring Remote Desktop Features in Horizon document.

Specify whether Horizon Client splits composite USB devices into separate components for redirection.Ĭomposite USB devices consist of a combination of two or more devices, such as a video input device and a storage device.Ĭonfiguration settings on the client might be merged with or overridden by corresponding policies set for View Agent or Horizon Agent on the remote desktop.

Make View Agent or Horizon Agent prevent certain USB devices from being forwarded from a client computer.

Restrict the types of USB devices that Horizon Client makes available for redirection.

You can configure USB policies for View Agent or Horizon Agent on the remote desktop, and for Horizon Client on the Mac client system, to achieve the following goals. You can configure which USB devices are redirected to a remote desktop.