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4.2 Remote Computer (Sender) checklist

Modification and verification of the Sender state can be performed either by connecting a keyboard,

mouse, and monitor directly to the Remote Computer, or by using Remote Desktop Protocol to log in

remotely to the Remote Computer. In either case, verify each of the following items:

1. OPTIONAL: Ensure RGS Sender licensing is set up—Beginning at RGS 5.2.0, HP

implemented licensing for the RGS Sender. For an overview of RGS licensing, see

RGS licensing

on page 12 . For detailed information on RGS licensing, see the HP Remote Graphics Software

Licensing Guide, available at

http://www.hp.com/support/rgs_manuals.

NOTE: Step 1 is optional because you can establish a connection from the Receiver to the

Sender without a Sender license. However, as shown in

Figure 2-2 Dialog generated when the

RGS Sender is unlicensed on page 13, an error dialog will be displayed in the Remote Display

Window if the Sender license file is missing or invalid. If you don’t set up RGS licensing now, you

can do it after you’ve verified you can establish an RGS connection.

2. OPTIONAL: Ensure you have a login account on the Remote Computer—When

establishing an RGS connection, the Remote Computer will prompt you for a user name and

password. Ensure that you have a login account on the Remote Computer.

3. Verify the Remote Computer login account does not have a blank password—The

Remote Computer will not allow a connection for any account with a blank or undefined

password. Any accounts on the Remote Computer used for connection by the Local Computer must

have password protection.

4. OPTIONAL: Disable Guest login access—By default, Windows allows any user who can

access a computer over the network to login with Guest access. Because this is a potential security

issue, HP recommends that you disable Guest logins on the Remote Computer. To disable this

policy, open the "Control Panel", selecting "Administrative Tools", selecting "Local Security

Policy", expanding the "Local Policies", expanding "Security Options", and setting "Network

access: Sharing and security model for local accounts" to "Classic – local users authenticate as

themselves". For more information on this topic, go to:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/103674

5. Ensure that the RGS Sender is running on the Remote Computer—This can be done

on Windows as follows:

a. Click on Start

Right click on My Computer

Select manage from the menu.

d. In the Computer Management console, click the + sign to expand Services and Applications

and select Services. The service Remote Graphics Sender should be listed as Started.

6. Verify that the rgdiag.exe diagnostics tool passes all tests on the RGS Sender on

Windows—This tool may be run any time after Sender installation. Refer to

Using the RGS

Diagnostics Tool on Windows on page 55 for information on running this tool.

7. Network Interface binding—Beginning with RGS 5.4.0 the Sender defaults to listening to

multiple network interfaces if the computer is so equipped. If the Remote Computer has multiple

network interfaces, the Sender will dynamically add or remove network interfaces without

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