Oracle Sun Ray Connector for Windows OS 2.2 Administration Guide

About this manual

The Sun Ray Connector for Windows OS 2.2 is a client based on the Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) that allows Sun Ray users to access applications running on remote Microsoft Windows systems. It enables users to access their Windows desktop, which can occupy the entire Sun Ray screen or run in a window within Solaris or Linux environments.

This document serves as an administration guide, detailing the system architecture, licensing modes (per-user and per-device), and specific features such as audio support, clipboard operations, compression, encryption, USB device redirection, and multimedia redirection. It also covers the use of smart cards and session directories for user management. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

• Features
• SRWC Architecture Overview
• Licensing
• Per-User Mode vs Per-Device Mode
• Audio Support
• Clipboard
• Compression
• Encryption
• USB Device Redirection
• Multimedia Redirection

Frequently asked questions

What is the Sun Ray Connector for Windows OS?

It is a client based on the Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) that allows Sun Ray users to access applications running on remote Microsoft Windows systems.

Can the connector play audio files from a Windows system?

Yes, users can use audio applications on their Windows system to play sound files on their Sun Ray desktop via downlink audio.

Does the connector support copying and pasting text between applications?

Yes, it allows text cut-and-paste operations between Windows applications and those running on a Sun Ray desktop for all supported languages.