HP Xw460c - ProLiant - Blade Workstation User Manual page 55

what this test looked for, why it failed, whether this failure would prevent connections, and how to fix the problem,
click on the Multiple Sessions test title to display its details in the Results panel.
The RGS Diagnostics Tool can be run any time after RGS Sender installation. To run the Diagnostics Tool, use
Windows Explorer to display the RGS Sender installation folder, and locate the rgdiag.exe program with the
RGS icon. On a 32-bit Windows system, this tool is normally located at:
C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Remote Graphics Sender\rgdiag.exe
Note that the rgdiag.exe tool does not run as part of an unattended install.
Starting the Sender on Windows
The Windows Sender is comprised of two processes, one of which runs as a Windows Service. When the Remote
Computer boots, the installed services are typically started. The service process, rgsendersvc.exe will then start the
RGS Sender process rgsender.exe. When the RGS Sender is installed, an entry is added in the Windows Registry
for the Remote Graphics Sender service,
The Windows Sender service can also be registered and unregistered with Windows via command line like:
rgsendersvc.exe /service – registers the RGS Sender service with Windows
rgsendersvc.exe /unregserver – unregisters the RGS Sender service with Windows.
rgsender.exe supports the following options passed to it via registry parameters to rgsendersvc.exe (see the
registry editing instructions below):
[-nocollab]
[-timeout value]
[-authtimeout value]
[-l logSetupFile]
[-v | -ver | -version]
[-h | -help | -?]
[-belownormal | -normal | -abovenormal | -high]
[-Rgsender.
The functionality of each option is as follows:
-nocollab—Disables collaboration. When specified, only the primary user can connect to the Sender.
-timeout value—The timeout in milliseconds used to detect and disconnect an inactive connection. This option
sets the property Rgsender.Network.Timeout.Error. See
-authtimeout value—The timeout in milliseconds used to detect and notify the user of a network disruption.
This option sets the property Rgsender.Network.Timeout.Dialog. See
-l logSetupFile—Specifies the "logSetupFile" file used to describe various logging parameters for Sender
error and informational output. This file is used to determine where the output goes (to a file or to standard error)
as well as the type of output logged (INFO or DEBUG). At installation, the Sender default is with "-l logSetup"
turned on, where the logSetup file in the installation directory is set for output to a file named rg.log at INFO
debug level.
[-v | -ver | -version]—Prints the Senders version information and is useful from a command window.
[-h | -help | -?]—Prints a listing of the various command line options, those that are listed on this page
and is useful from a command window.
-belownormal—Sets the process priority of the Sender to below normal.
-normal—Sets the process priority of the Sender to normal. This is the default priority.
-abovenormal—Sets the process priority of the Sender to above normal.
-high—Sets the process priority of the Sender to high.
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"Network timeouts" for more details.
"Network timeouts" for more details.
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