Installing
2X Client for Mac OS X
System
Requirements
- Mac
OS X Version 10.3.9 and
up
Installation
Procedures
- Download
the 2XClient.dmg file from
- Double
click on 2XClient.dmg, the installation dialog will come up, then click
2XClient.pkg to continue the
installation.
Figure 302
- 2X Client for Mac OS
X installation
- Another
dialog will show, click ‘Continue’ to continue installing 2X
Client.
Figure 303
- 2X Client for Mac OS
X installation.
- Click
‘Agree’ to continue installing 2X
Client.
Figure 304
- 2X Client for Mac OS
X installation.
- Select
the volume where you wish to install the 2X
Client.
Figure 305
- 2X Client for Mac OS
X installation.
- When
the installation is finished you are now ready to launch the 2X
Client.
Figure 306
- 2X Client for Mac installation
Usage
Instructions
Graphical User
Interface
To
launch published applications using Graphical user Interface, follow these
steps.
- Launch
the 2X Client
- Click
on File > Add new 2X Connection
- Fill
in the required fields and click the ‘OK’
button
Figure 307
- Mac 2X Client –
Adding a Connection
Figure 308
- Mac 2X Cclient – Application Browser
- When
you click the ‘OK’ button you will get the Application Browser
window where the published applications are listed.
- Double
click on any application to launch it.
- Execution
of the published application as displayed in the figure
below.
Figure 309
- MS Windows application running over RDP on a Mac
platform
Command
Line
- Open
a Terminal
Window
Go
> Utilities > Terminals
- Run
the following commands to obtain a list of all usage parameters for 2X
Client:
cd
/usr/bin
./appserverclient
-?.
Figure 310
- Usage
Instructions
Examples
how to use command line parameters
The
following examples illustrate the use of this Client:
appserverclient
-s<Server IP> -a<"Application Name"> -u<User
Name>
appserverclient
-s192.168.0.1 -a"Internet Explorer" -uAdministrator
In
this case you are requested to logon before the application is
loaded.
appserverclient
-s<Server IP> -a<"Application Name"> -u<User Name>
-p<Password>
appserverclient
-s192.168.0.1 -a"Media Player" -uAdministrator –ppassword
In
this case the logon screen is bypassed if the password is correct.
Please
note:
The
application name is case sensitive and must be surrounded by quotes. Examples
are "Notepad", "Internet Explorer", and "Media Player".
Command Line Parameters
for TSClient
TSCient.exe [c:\Program Files\2X\VDS\TSClient.exe] is a
2X client that enables you to connect to your terminal server connections. There
are two ways which can be used to connect to you terminal server(s):
Command
Line Parameters
The following parameters can be used in command line with
2X Terminal Server Client:
s! Primary Connection
b! Secondary Connection
t! Port Number
u! User (user@domain)
q! Clear text password
d! Domain (not needed if included with the username)
m! Mode number (0: Regular Gateway, 1: Direct Connection. 2: SSL)
o! Use SSO (1: Use SSO, 0: Do not use SSO)
i! Connection alias
p! Override server application arguments (Used with applications, ex: Notepad)
When using the command line for Terminal Server
Connections, using the TSClient, please make sure that the single quotes in the
name of the connection are replaced with a double single quote.
Example:-
s! =
‘se’’ve’’’
2XA
Files
TSClient.exe can also be used to launch to connect to a
terminal server by using a 2XA file as a parameter.
2XA Generator is a command line utility to create 2xa
files. 2xa files contains the required information to launch a published item.
To use 2XA Generator, run 2XAGen.exe [c:\Program Files\2X\VDS\2XAGen.exe] in a
command prompt and pass the appropriate parameters.
Table
of available locale identifiers
|
Identifier
|
Name
|
|
0x0401
|
Arabic
(Saudi Arabia)
|
|
0x0403
|
Catalan
(Spain)
|
|
0x0404
|
Chinese
(Taiwan)
|
|
0x0804
|
Chinese
(People's Republic of China)
|
|
0x0405
|
Czech
(Czech Republic)
|
|
0x0406
|
Danish
(Denmark)
|
|
0x0407
|
German
(Germany)
|
|
0x0807
|
German
(Swiss)
|
|
0x0408
|
Greek
(Greece)
|
|
0x0409
|
English
(United States)
|
|
0x0809
|
English
(Great Britain)
|
|
0x0C0A
|
Spanish -
Modern Sort (Spain)
|
|
0x0425
|
Estonian
(Estonia)
|
|
0x040B
|
Finnish
(Finland)
|
|
0x040C
|
French
(France)
|
|
0x080C
|
French
(Belgium)
|
|
0x0C0C
|
French
(Canada)
|
|
0x100C
|
French
(Swiss)
|
|
0x040D
|
Hebrew
(Israel)
|
|
0x040E
|
Hungarian
(Hungary)
|
|
0x0410
|
Italian
(Italy)
|
|
0x0411
|
Japanese
(Japan)
|
|
0x0412
|
Korean
(Korea)
|
|
0x0427
|
Lithuanian
(Latvia)
|
|
0x0426
|
Latvian
(Latvia)
|
|
0x0413
|
Dutch
(Netherlands)
|
|
0x0813
|
Dutch
(Belgium)
|
|
0x0414
|
Norwegian
(Norway)
|
|
0x0415
|
Polish
(Poland)
|
|
0x0416
|
Portuguese
(Brazil)
|
|
0x0816
|
Portuguese
(Portugal)
|
|
0x0418
|
Romanian
(Romania)
|
|
0x0419
|
Russian
(Russia)
|
|
0x041A
|
Croatian
(Croatia)
|
|
0x041B
|
Slovak
(Slovakia)
|
|
0x041D
|
Swedish
(Sweden)
|
|
0x041E
|
Thai
(Thailand)
|
|
0x041F
|
Turkish
(Turkey)
|
|
0x0424
|
Slovenian
(Slovenia)
|
|
0x042A
|
Vietnamese
(Vietnam)
|
|
0x042D
|
Basque
(Spain)
|
|
0x040F
|
Icelandic
(Iceland)
|
