- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction
- Getting Started:
Quickly Learning the Basics
- Connecting to a Remote Server
- Using Your Desktop
- Configuring Thin Client Settings and Connection Settings
- Connecting to a Printer
- Connecting to a Monitor
- Locking the Thin Client
- Signing Off and Shutting Down
- Additional Getting Started Details
- Classic Desktop Features
- Login Dialog Box Features
- Accessing System Information
- Global Connection Settings
- Configuring the Connectivity
- Configuring Thin Client Settings
- Citrix HDX RealTime Multimedia Engine (RTME)
- Advanced Details on Configuring ICA and RDP Connections
- ICA SuperCodec
- Features of RDP 8.1
- Introduction to Flash Redirection
- Introduction to TCX 7.0 Flash Redirection
- Performing Diagnostics
- Central Configuration: Automating Updates and Configurations
- CMOS Management
- Examples of Common Printing Configurations
- Security Changes
- Transport Layer Security (TLS)
- Important Notes
- Frequently Asked Questions
Dell Wyse ThinOS Release 8.3.1 Administrator’s Guide
Citrix HDX Flash Redirection Policies Configurations
Policy - Flash default behavior
- Remove all other active flash related policies in
XenApp/XenDesktop server side.
Set Enable Flash acceleration for policy 'Flash default behavior' in XenApp/XenDesktop server side. Then run a web Flash video in ICA session for the client to render the flash video.
Set Block Flashacceleration for the policy Flash default behavior in the XenApp/XenDesktop server side, and then run a web Flash video in ICA session, the flash video will be server rendered and event 55 generates in .
Set Block flashplayer for policy 'Flash default behavior' in XenApp/XenDesktop server side, and then run a web Flash video in ICA session, the flash instances are blocked and event 63 generates in .
Policy - Flash URL compatibility list
- Edit XenApp/XenDesktop policy 'Flash URL compatibility
list', such as new item {Render On Client, *youku.com*, Any}, and
then access the website (For example, www.youku.com). All flash instances
on the website are client rendered.
- Edit XenApp/XenDesktop policy 'Flash URL compatibility list', such as new item {Render On Server,*youku.com*, Any}. And then access the website (For example, www.youku.com). All flash instances on the website are server rendered, and Event 59 generates in event viewer.
Edit XenApp/XenDesktop policy 'Flash URL compatibility list', such as new item {Block, *youku.com*, Any}. And then access the website (For example, www.youku.com). All flash instances on the website are blocked and Event 60 generates in event viewer.
Policy - Flash background color list
- Edit the Flash background color list in XenApp/XenDesktoppolicy, such as new item {*FF0000}.
Access any web site, for example . www.youku.com to play a flash video through HDX FR, when the flash background color is red.
Policy - Flash intelligent fallback
- Enable the policy 'Flash intelligent fallback' in
XenApp/XenDesktop server side. Run some flash websites in ICA session.
Event 61 generates in
.
Disable the policy Flash intelligent fallback in XenApp/XenDesktop server side. Run some flash websites in ICA session. there will be no new event 61 in .
Policy - Flash server-side content fetching URL list
Edit the Flash server-side content fetching URL list in XenApp/XenDesktop policy, such as new item {*}
Set the ThinOS Lite INI using the {SessionConfig=ICA HDXFlashEnableServerSideContentFetching=Enabled}
Make sure that the client cannot access your testing Flash website, set an unreal DNS server to break client internet connection. You can try to ping your website domain name for example www.youku.com that request will be timed out.
Access any website for example www.youku.com to play a flash video through HDX FR. The flash video can still be client rendered employing server-side content fetching.
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