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Dell Wyse TCX Suite 7.3 Administrator’s Guide

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Configuring the TCX Flash Server Software

After you install the TCX Flash component, you must first configure the IE and Firefox to support TCX Flash. To configure the browsers:
  • Launch the IE browser, and click Tools > Manage Add-ons and enable the TFR Serve BHO Class option.

  • Launch the Firefox browser and click the Add-ons icon to display all available extensions. Click the Enable button for Thin Client Extensions.

To configure the TCX Flash Server Software
  1. Launch the TCX Suite — Server Configuration utility from Start > Programs > Wyse > TCX Suite Server Configuration.
  2. Click the General tab and on it click Logging. The Log Setting Properties window is displayed.

    Log Setting Properties

  3. Click the Flash tab, and configure as follows:
    1. Enable Logging - Select to enable logging.
    2. Log Type - Select either Memory, Error, Critical Section, Trace, or Warning to determine the type of logs to generate.
    3. Log Output - Select either DebugView to log information to standard debug output, and to be viewable through a utility such as DebugView or LogFile to create a log file TcxFR.log and in the %temp% directory.
    4. Log Level - Enter a numeric value from 1 through 65535 where lower numbers indicate higher level success and error information and higher numbers indicate more detailed debugging information. For example, a numeric value of 10 would display log messages with a level from 1 through 10.
    5. Level Restrictor - Select if you want to log/display messages pertaining only to the numeric value entered in the Log Level box. For example, a Log Level of 10 with Level Restrictor selected would display log messages only with a level.
  4. Click the Flash tab on the TCX Suite Server Configuration utility. Flash Redirection
  5. Select Flash Redirection and configure the following options:
    1. Port Number - Enter the main communication port for TCX Flash Redirection. TCX Flash Redirection Server and Client components communicate using this port number - default is 10000.
    2. Block URL - Click this to open the Blocked URL list where you can add and delete the URLs you want to block. The flash content on Web page URLs that are entered in the blocked list will not be redirected using TCX Flash Redirection.
    3. Reload the Web pages on reconnect - Select to reload Web pages upon reconnect. This enables users to watch continued flash playback if the session is disconnected during a flash playback and re-connected to the same session; if this feature is not selected, users who re-connect to a disconnected session will see web pages without flash content and must refresh the page to see the flash content again.
    4. Enable - Select to enable a fallback to Flash Acceleration in cases where Flash Redirection is not successful or supported and access the following Flash Acceleration settings:
      • MinFPS - Defines the minimum Frames Per Second parameter (value from 1 through 100). Sets the minimum frame rate of flash above which TCX Flash Acceleration is functional.

      • MaxFPS - Defines the maximum Frames Per Second parameter (value from 6 through 30). Sets the maximum frame rate of flash below which TCX Flash Acceleration is functional.

      • JPEGQuality - Defines the JPEG compression parameter (value from 0 through 100). Any value beyond this range will not be accepted by the configuration utility. Higher quality (less compression) requires more bandwidth.

      • Maximum Height - Defines the maximum height of the video (maximum pixel count of flash content) that can be supported (maximum limit is 1024).

      • Maximum Width - Defines the maximum width of the video (maximum pixel count of flash content) that can be supported (maximum limit is 1280).

      • DisplayW - Select True to display a lower case w at the top middle of the video to identify that it is using Flash Acceleration to enhance the flash content being played.

      • Port Number - Enter the main communication port for TCX Flash Acceleration.TCX Flash Acceleration Server and Client components communicate using this port number - default is 9427.

  6. Select Flash Acceleration and configure the following options: Flash Acceleration The options are similar to the Flash Redirection options. See step 5 for details.

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