Initiating An Slp Discovery Session; Usb Permissions Example; Authorizing Usb Device By Class - Teradici t310 Administrator's Manual

8. Select Enable DHCP.
9. Click Apply to accept the changes.
10. Click Reset to reset the PCoIP processor.
A.2.3

Initiating an SLP Discovery Session

To start a PCoIP SLP discovery session:
1. From the OSD, click Connect to start discovering available hosts. The Discovered
2. Select the desired host, and then click OK.
3. When connected, the host PC is ready to use over the PCoIP protocol.
A.3 USB Permissions Example
This example shows the use of the USB Permissions page. It shows how you can use the
human-readable drop-down menus to authorize a specific class of IEEE-compatible
bidirectional USB printers and a specific vendor/product ID.
This example outlines the steps to authorize a USB device by Class or by Device ID. The
example assumes that the system already has Human Interface Devices (any Sub Class,
Any Protocol) authorized.
Warning: As the host is the master for USB permissions, the USB permissions are applied
with different priorities on the host vs. the client. Depending on the deployment, hardware
PCoIP host vs. software PCoIP host, configuring the client USB permissions may or may not
have advantages. See section
A.3.1

Authorizing USB Device By Class

To authorize a USB device by class:
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Note: Once configured for DHCP, the IP address is leased from the DHCP server. For
future configuration, get the IP address from the DHCP server.
Note: The host does not reset immediately. It waits until the host PC restarts, enters
standby, hibernates, or powers off.
Hosts window appears and list of hosts that have the Enable SLP field enabled and are
not currently in a session.
5.1 for more information on USB permission priorities.
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