Statistics; Tools; Saving A Configuration To File; Getting A Configuration File - Black Box Terminal Server User Manual

Statistics

Statistics
After you are connected to a Terminal Server, you can view statistics about the Terminal Server
and its network environment. This can help you to troubleshoot problems or can provide valuable
information about the Terminal Server's environment.

Tools

Saving a Configuration To File

When you connect to a Terminal Server, the Terminal Server's configuration is automatically
uploaded to the DeviceManager. We suggest that you save the configuration to a file at this
point, in case you need to revert to a working configuration in the future, by selecting
Configuration to File
binary format or to a text file, which can be edited with a text editor. Either format can be
reloaded into the DeviceManager at any time.

Getting a Configuration File

The DeviceManager can get a local configuration file (either binary or text) when you select
Tools ,
from the Terminal Server it's connected to when you select
from Unit
you would like to discard, you can simply reload the Terminal Server's current configuration into
the DeviceManager.

Configuring Multiple Terminal Servers

You can configure multiple Terminal Servers at one time with the active configuration file. Any
value in the configuration file's
by the values specified in the
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Multiple Units window is displayed.
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. You can choose to save the configuration to the Terminal Server's native
Get Configuration , Import from File
; this can be useful if you've made changes to the Terminal Server's configuration that
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Tools , Download Configuration to Multiple Units
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. The DeviceManager can also get the configuration
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Tools Get Configuration
and parameters will be overwritten
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and fields (these fields cannot be left
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