- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction
- Configuring and Using TCX Flash
- Configuring and Using TCX Multi-display
- Configuring and Using TCX Multimedia
- Configuring and Using TCX Rich Sound
- Configuring
and Using TCX USB Virtualizer
- Required Settings for TCX USB Virtualizer Use with Wyse ThinOS
- Secure Device Unlocking for Non-Administrator Users
- Redirecting USB Devices to an Off State Virtual Desktop
- Allocation of 26 Drive letters per session
- Configuring
TCX USB Virtualizer Server Software
- How to read the device Hardware ID
- Configuring TCX USB Virtualizer Server Software using UI
- Configuring the WAN Acceleration for USB devices
- Configuring
TCX USB Virtualizer Server Software using Active Directory
- Machine Level Configuration
- User Level Configuration
- Prevent redirection of USB devices
- Prevent USB redirection
- Prevent USB Redirection by device hardware ID
- All Mass Storage devices Deny write access
- Mass Storage devices Deny write access by hardware ID
- All Mass Storage devices to Prohibit WAN Acceleration
- Mass Storage devices to Prohibit WAN Acceleration by hardware ID
- Wacom devices to Prohibit WAN Acceleration by hardware ID
- Configuring the TCX USB Virtualizer Client Software
- Configuring the TCX USB redirection for Smartcards
- Using TCX Monitor
- Troubleshooting
Dell Wyse TCX Suite 7.3 Administrator’s Guide
Configuring the TCX USB redirection for Smartcards
The smartcard management activities which can be done locally can be achieved after the Smartcard or eToken is redirected to the remote session, few examples of the smartcard management activities are stated below:
- Initialize or Format Smartcard
- Create Base CSP
- Import or Export Certificate
- Change pin/password of eToken/smartcard
- Change Default Containers
- Rename eToken/Smartcard
- Microsoft RDP
- Citrix ICA (XenApp and Xendesktop)
- VMware View RDP
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NOTE:
- This feature cannot be used for Windows login when device is in Remote mode at the client. In this situation, it can be used only within the session. This is by TCX design.
- In Terminal Server, Smart card devices are not shown in Device Manager when Session level restriction is enabled. When you disable the Session level restriction, device manager should be able to list the devices.
- Session level restriction is supported only from Windows Server 2008 R2 or later.
- Smartcard redirection is supported only from Window 7 or later as a back end (VDI or RDSH).
- Session level restriction does not work on the applications which installs the virtual smart cards.
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