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About hosts docked to the Access Server
Docking a pcAnywhere host to the Access Server
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If you want to assign a password to the group, in the Password box, type the
password.
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In the Confirm Password box, type the password again.
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If you want to prevent the group from being displayed in the host list when
a remote user connects to the Access Server, uncheck Display this group in
TCP/IP search results.
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Click OK.
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If you want to require hosts to dock to a specific group, check Require hosts
to dock to a group.
If you select this option, the Access Server blocks docking attempts from a
host that is not configured to join a group.
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Click Apply.
When a pcAnywhere host docks to the Access Server, it connects to the Access
Server and waits for connections. The host can accept only the remote connections
that come through the Access Server.
To dock to the Access Server, the host computer must be running pcAnywhere
Solution 12.5.
If a host computer is configured to dock to an Access Server, it automatically
docks when Windows starts.
See
"Docking a pcAnywhere host to the Access Server"
When a host is configured to use the Access Server, it automatically docks to the
Access Server when the host is launched. The host usually re-docks to the Access
Server at the end of a session. However, you can configure the host to cancel at
the end of a session. After the Access Server service is restarted, the host also
automatically re-docks when it goes back into a waiting state.
If you have set up host groups on the Access Server, the host user must supply a
group name and password. Host users can configure the pcAnywhere host to
automatically dock to the assigned group.
See
"How the Access Server works"
See
"Post-installation tasks"
About hosts docked to the Access Server
on page 42.
on page 46.
Managing Access Server
on page 57.
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